Visit Racine County is the destination marketing organization promoting travel and experiences in Racine County, southeastern Wisconsin. Located along Lake Michigan, about 25 miles south of Milwaukee and 60 miles north of Chicago, the county is connected to regional destinations by Interstate 94. The organization helps visitors plan trips through its destination guide, maps, transportation information, newsletter, blog, and recommendations for lodging, dining, attractions, and activities.

Visitors can explore North Beach and the lakefront, go fishing, kayaking, camping, hiking, bicycling, or golfing, and discover local parks and sports facilities. Featured attractions include Racine Zoo, Wind Point Lighthouse, museums, historic architecture, and sites associated with Frank Lloyd Wright. The website also highlights shopping, performing and visual arts, breweries and wineries, farm-to-table food, seasonal orchards, and the Quilts on Barns trail. Visit Racine County shares local events and information about venues for meetings, weddings, group tours, and sports. Its resources support a range of trips, from family outings and outdoor adventures to architecture-focused visits and weekend getaways.