Cornucopia, Wisconsin, is a small lakeside town on the South Shore of Lake Superior, known for its quiet beaches, rugged shoreline, and laid-back atmosphere. The town’s harbor is the northernmost in Wisconsin, with fishing boats and sailboats dotting the water and a sandy beach just steps away. Meyers Beach, a short drive from town, is the gateway to the famous Apostle Islands sea caves, where kayakers can paddle through towering rock formations shaped by centuries of wind and waves. Local shops, art galleries, and a historic general store give Cornucopia its charm, while the surrounding forests and trails make it a perfect spot for those who love the outdoors.