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Cornucopia - Bayfield Peninsula, Wisconsin
"Cornie" is a little seaside village nestled at the western edge of the Bayfield Peninsula along highway 13 about 22 miles from the town of Bayfield.
Siskiwit Bay and the Siskiwit River form a natural harbor for both recreational and commercial fishing vessels. Complimenting the marina are a bed and breakfast, a few artisan shops and Halvorson's commercial fishing operation and retail store. Just east of the marina complex is the township museum, the town park with picnic tables and swimming beach, and the artesian well.
(The annual Cornucopia fireworks will be on Saturday June 30th, followed by the community fish fry on Sunday, July 1)
Sunset over Siskiwit Bay, Cornucopia, Wisconsin
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Cornucopia Harbor
A quiet morning in the Cornie harbor > > >
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Halvorson's fishing fleet waits patiently for work . . . 
while some retired vessels
relax by the lakeshore (below)
And 15 Leinies lay cooling in the spring water tub - free to passers-by in honor of Ricky's birthday! > > >
< < < Rivers End is one of a handful of artisan-gift shops along the harbor.
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Downtown Cornucopia
The coffee shop & bookstore is a popular gathering place for java and conversation. > > >
Ehlers General Store is over 90 years old and still retains some of  the Olde Tyme character while offering more contemporary goods and services.
Rounding out downtown Cornie is a Supper Club, a Convenience Store and Post Office.
More Cornie Sunsets
 
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Camping
A few miles SE of town, via Cty C, there is an attractive but rustic campground at Siskiwit Lake. There also appears to be a few lakeside campsites at the Marina. Otherwise, it is the town park at Little Sand Bay (east) or west to Herbster and their town park. Both are on Lake Superior. |
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Some Popular Bayfield Area Attractions
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 Superior, Wisconsin
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