Timmer's Resort

About This Business

Timmer's Resort, nestled on the shores of Big Cedar Lake, offers a serene and cozy environment for its guests. With nearly 150 years of experience in providing unparalleled experiences, the resort boasts beautiful views of the lake from its dining rooms and outdoor seating areas. The restaurant at Timmer's Resort features a scratch kitchen, serving up delicious dishes, including a brand new plated brunch menu available every Sunday. Guests can enjoy the stunning views of the lake while savoring their meals, or take advantage of the resort's carry-out and curbside pick-up options. For special events, Timmer's Resort offers catering services, where chefs collaborate with clients to create a charming menu tailored to their needs. The resort also features several Gathering Spaces, including one indoor and two outdoor areas, perfect for private celebrations, corporate get-togethers, or special events. The Lake Lawn, with its sweeping lake views and expansive manicured grounds, is ideal for larger tented outdoor gatherings, while the Bocce Lawn provides a more intimate outdoor experience. Devoted event supervisors are on hand to assist with planning and coordinating events. The resort's rich history dates back to 1863, when Mathias and Margaret Timmer emigrated from Germany and settled in the Town of West Bend. They purchased the property now known as Timmer's Resort in 1864 and began construction on the first building in 1880. The resort has since become a beloved destination, with its roaring fireplaces, fish fry, and lake access making it a favorite among locals and visitors alike. With its beautiful setting, delicious food, and exceptional service, Timmer's Resort is the perfect lakeside getaway, offering a unique blend of natural beauty, comfort, and hospitality. Whether you're looking for a romantic dinner, a family gathering, or a corporate event, Timmer's Resort is the ideal choice, providing an unforgettable experience that will leave you feeling like you're in the Northern woods, yet only 35 minutes away from Milwaukee.