camped here in mid june for 3 nights…read more first off location - right off lake michigan, maybe 50 feet. its so calming to here the light waves hit the shore at nighttime. for the most part there is tree line between the sites and the lake but there are benches throughout the site where you can view the lake - really nice for the sunrise and sunsets. the sites them self were quite large compared to the sites ive been to through the years. we were able to easily park a SUV, set up our tent, have a picnic bench, and a fire pit with no problem. another large vehicle and tent would have fit the site. a majority of the sites had campers parked at them. a majority of the sites contained electrical outlets - 20 and 30 amp receptacles the amenities were outstanding. the bathroom/shower area in the middle of the site appeared to be brand new or very recently renovated. the bathrooms were cleaned daily and the showers actually had hot water and private stalls with lockable doors. the site also had a volleyball beach court, teatherball, and basketball hoop near the beach. the rangers sold wood and ice and also had gear for the sporting events that could be used. i did not see a downside to this site. the nearest town was at least a 20-30 minute drive so we felt like we were away from life aside from the occassional semi truck that would speed down the nearest county road.

Lake Michigan is beautiful! The parks is well kept up!…read more As far as the campground, itself... Most sites are just grass, and many are not even close to being level. For some reason, they let tall weeds grow 5-6 feet at the lakefront.... Sitting down, you can hear the lake, but not see it very well. Not sure why....? Bring an extra extension electrical cord. Remember, no water hookups, so fill up on your way in. Site 33, does NOT have unobstructed view of the lake, as tenters set up directly between the lake and site 33. "Great" playground for the kids.... But the screaming gets old quickly! And take extra caution, because kids were "racing" alongside our vehicle on their bikes! And so, if you are coming for some quiet time.....don't. And, they installed some "bell/chime" for the kids.... Super annoying! The swimming beach is rocky by the shore. May want some water socks. Shower and toilet facilities are nice! Summary: Beautiful, well maintained park, but if you want a quiet retreat, go elsewhere.

This is the best Campground for families or just to get away! Love the owners, very accommodating…read moreand concerned for the campers when the weather doesn't cooperate. My kids love the Lake and all the fun floaties. We've been camping here for 13 years and love it!!

From the owner: Diamond Lake Campground in Porterfield, Wisconsin offers Family RV and tent camping, along with…read morecabin rentals, in the north woods of Wisconsin. Cabin200 wooded campsites for tent and RV camping. Sandy beach, lake, and picnic areas.

Just back from a bit over a week at this campground, and it was a great experience. The staff was…read moresuper friendly and helpful, giving us some great tips for local hotspots to check out. The campground was very clean, and the on-site game room gave us something to do on a couple of bad weather days. I only wish they were a bit closer to make it easier to get to again!

Just returned from an extended weekend stay at Bailey's Grove Campground. This was our first visit…read morehere. The staff was very kind and helpful both prior to and during our stay. The site we stayed in was 111. We were able to fit a class A motor home, boat and truck on the site with room in the back of the site for hammocks, a fire and picnic table. You are not able to have mats outside your camper on the grass which did cause a little extra dirt inside the camper but nothing too major. The grounds were well maintained. The kids enjoyed the pool and the indoor facility with game room, workout rooms and pickle all courts. We did walk to town which was not bad but it is along a busy county road without sidewalks. They also have a nice dog park area that our two dogs enjoyed. The main office brews delicious coffee daily which was so nice to have after a morning walk. Thanks for the great stay!

Started coming here last and the beach was clean of debris…read more Not so much this year. Still my favorite place to come. Just needs some attention

Nice family friendly park with a groomed beach. Pavilion always seems to have activity. Clean…read moreflush toilets, kids playground with swings. Across the street rough camping sites.

The only accessible sandy beach with fairly high waves in the immediate Green Bay area.read more

Beautiful park and campground. Nice for fishing or just bringing the family out for some fun.read more

Five stars, and this is based on a one day visit, of approximately 3 hours!…read more We were heading home from our stay at Peninsula State Park, and stopped in to check it out, since I had never been here before. What a lovely park! We picnicked down by the boat launch, which looks out over Sturgeon Bay and Sawyer Harbor. Our view actually consisted of two islands and the homes thereon. There is a shelter, of sorts, very near the boat ramp, and we learned that it is actually a place to process your catch....there are metal tables there to do what you need to do. After eating, we drove through the park to take in the sights and get a feel for it. We headed up to the tower, and as of our visit, it is still closed. We continued to the Old Ski Hill Overlook and got out to take some photos. We drove through more forest and ended up at the Nature Center and Park Store. Here you can rent bikes, canoes, kayaks, and paddle boards. You can also pick up a souvenir or two, or some snacks. We made a pit stop at the toilets (flushable and with nice showers) before heading out and on our way home. This park is located within a decent distance of Sturgeon Bay, but is also remote enough that you won't get the sounds of the city disturbing you at night. It is an easy drive up the peninsula from this location, and day trips are definitely doable. The only downside, as others have mentioned, is that there is no beach at this park. If that is a deal breaker, there are 4 more state parks in Door County to choose from. I don't know if we will ever camp here, but I can definitely say that I am not opposed to another visit! 49/2022

Lovely camping spot in Sturgeon Bay! My family and I stayed over the 4th of July holiday weekend,…read moreand really enjoyed our stay. We had an RV and a tent, so we chose an electric camp-site. However there are plenty of options without electric dedicated to just tents, too! The grounds were very well-kept, including the pathways that are paved around the grounds and the trails, which are easily accessible. Plus, the main check-in cabin at the entrance seemed brand new! Would say that the bathrooms/showhouses could use an updated, but they were still indeed cleaned daily. Also worth noting that the 'beach' on-site is all rocks, so it's not the sandy kind where you can park your stuff on for the day. Instead, we made our way into town to access the beaches there. Overall great location and nice park we would return to!

I do not know who is checking to make sure people are doing their jobs. The landscaping in the park…read morelooks like crap! Also cleaning the bathroom because the north bath house was supposed to be cleaned and it looks like it was never touched for days!! Like there was shit on the walls more then 2 days!! And ALL THE SHOWERS need to be cleaned... There is mold on the ceiling in the north showers house. I think I should call the health inspector about this stuff!!

The campground is nice and we had a great time, but I'm extremely disappointed that their rates…read moreinclude amenities that haven't been available all summer. We were there July 18-20th of 2025 and the water slides have not been operating all summer. It's understandable if the unexpected happens, but for them to knowingly charge for something that isn't available and not informing guests prior to arriving at the pool to use the water slides feels shady.

Stayed here for four nights and one of the Yurts, which was surprisingly comfortable. I wanted to…read morestay in one of the cottages or cabins, but they were all taken. Cons: It said bathrooms were close to the Yurts-they were not:only a port-o-potty which is not the same so very misleading. The campground itself could use some updates and TLC. (especially in the bath houses) The store was closed during times it said it would be open. There was no wifi available so phone use is limited. My smoke detector was going off early on the morning for no apparent reason. Someone did come and fix it. This is busy season yet their were no activities or gatherings of any kind or an event calendar like most of their other locations provide. Pro's Staff was friendly and checking in and out was easy. Close to downtown Sturgeon Bay and down the street from a popular state park. Bathrooms were clean. Pool was open daily.

This place is wonderful! We got in last night and arrived…read moreto our site (TL21). The first thing I noticed was the how big the sites are. You definitely have enough space between you and your next door neighbor for a little privacy. Dogs are welcomed! Apparently they are NOT welcome if you rent one of their cabins out. But if you can an RV- you're good to bring the fur babes! (There are also dog beaches near by and a lot of pet friendly restaurants in the area! It's just a google away!) As we were taking a walk, we did some exploring. There is a great activity area full of things for kids to do! Swing set, merry go round, soccer nets, tennis court, mini golf, an indoor activity center (that we did not go in but I'm assuming pool tables and things like that?) and a beautiful out door pool! This campground is right next to a state park! As we took the fur babes on our morning walk, we did some exploring. We are neighbors with Potawatomi State Park! We walked down a trail that lead us right to the lake! I wish I brought my phone :( All in all, this place is well maintained. In a great location. It's definitely peaceful. From the looks of it, there are more seasonal camp sites than people that come for a weekend are leave. Night time is quiet (how I like it!). You DO have to pay for WiFi. That isn't included in the site. I believe for our full hook up site (an elite site is what we have) we paid about $200 for 3 nights (Monday-Thursday). I'm excited to explore a little more and see what Door County has to offer! Happy Camping!

We had a blast doing this for my friend's bachelorette weekend. James and Casey were amazing. The…read moregear was good quality and kept us warm; and the spring rafting was thrilling and fun! The photos were amazing quality and we got hot chocolate at the end of it!

This place is amazing! We came for a short amount of time…read moreand packed a LOT in! I wish we had more time! We stayed at the Peshtigo outpost, but did activities at both Peshtigo and Menominee outpost. At the Peshtigo outpost, there are camping facilities for any level of camper. Tenting to cabin with bathroom and kitchen. Let me start with the booking... they were so fantastic at setting up a great itinerary for us for our short stay! The zipline was awesome, and the views were beautiful! We did the rafting at Peshtigo in single person rafts and it could not have been more fun and picturesque! The alpine tower was tricky for me, but not for the rest of my group, they soared through it! EVERY SINGLE guide we had was so friendly and so kind! We can't wait to come back and stay longer! Thank you Wildman!!!