"Famous" Dave Anderson, a member of the Lac Courte Oreilles Lake Superior Band of Ojibwe, is opening a new water park resort in Illinois.
The $135 million KeyLime Cove Water Resort is in Gurnee, about halfway between Chicago and Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It features a 65,000-square-foot water park, a hotel and restaurants and eateries.
"There's a whole new world once you get inside the doors," Anderson, a former head of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, told The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel.
Anderson started the Famous Dave's barbecue restaurant chain and helped create the Rainforest Cafe chain.
He also ran an Indian gaming management company.
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Famous Dave's founder takes on Dells with water park of his own
(The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel 2/24)
$rl KeyLime Cove Water Resort - http://www.keylimecove.com
Famous Dave's Barbeque Ribs and Sauces - http://www.famousdaves.com
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