Oconto County lies in northeastern Wisconsin along the shores of Green Bay, where forests and outdoor recreation take center stage. Much of the county is covered by the Nicolet National Forest, offering endless opportunities to explore the outdoors.

Fishing is a major part of life here. The Oconto River winds through the county, drawing anglers and kayakers to its scenic waters. Winters can be cold and snowy, but the landscape becomes beautiful under a blanket of snow. When the temperatures drop, snowmobiling becomes a favorite way to get outside.

Oconto County also has a long and interesting history, with Native American communities living on the land for centuries before European settlement. Today, small communities dot the countryside. Oconto Falls is the largest, though it still has a relaxed small-town feel. Quiet, natural, and far from the hustle of big cities, Oconto County is an easy place to slow down and enjoy the outdoors.