This was such a wonderful way to learn about regional history! Our 7 y/o and us adults were…read moreentertained with the great artifacts on display & tidbits of history. Free to visit but can donate to support. Can purchase souvenirs also. A definite must if in town!!

This free museum was one of the highlights of the trip. Staff was friendly and were willing to…read moreanswer any questions about the museum and places of interest in the area.

This is one of northeastern Wisconsin's hidden gems!…read more If you're interested in cultural tourism, you can't beat the Oneida Nation's heritage tour. You can either take a guided tour (especially recommended if you're from out of town or short on time) or you can pick up a brochure at any of their OneStops and roam about on your own. But before you venture out, I recommend you study their website and also map your route. You can go to a pow wow Fourth of July weekend, or the Woodland Indian Arts Show (varies, but usually late June, early July); visit the museum to tour the permanent historical exhibit and special art exhibits. If you're a foodie you won't want to miss the Oneida Market at the corner of Packerland and Larson Rd. It looks like it's just part of the OneStop gas station but it's actually a separate store on the south side of the building. It's managed by a women's collective and they have a vast array of bulk coffee beans and teas, herbal supplements, foods produced by the Oneida cannery (pickles, jellies, etc) And their own locally, sustainably produced meat products, including beef and buffalo! Freshly processed meat comes in on Wednesday (hence it's known around here as "meat day") so Monday and Tuesday aren't the best days to shop...the refrigerated case is pretty empty by that time. In the fall, the tribe additionally operates and apple orchard with the best cider to be had anywhere.

I took the most amazing tour of the Oneida Nation Reservation over a span of 3 hours for a mere…read more$20. One of the best tours I have ever taken and it was given by the Oneida Special Events Coordinator Kirby Metoxen and he gave me the complete history, religious, political and social structure of the Oneida Nations. In the span of a few hours we visited a garage sale which I bought a wood crafted Turtle which is one of the three Oneida Nation tribes and also saw the school system, apple orchard, farm, bison farm, sweat lodge area used for Native American sweat ceremony, Salt Pig Avenue which is a small road with very old and historic wood homes that are still standing, Church of the Holy Apostles which was also very old as we went inside and Kirby played an old tape of Native American church hymns on the speakers, the Oneida Market which would remind you of a Starbucks and had local food and coffee and the Oneida Nation Museum where Kirby had the Director tell me about the history and mission of the museum. This was so fascinating to hear about the history and plight of the Oneida's and how they are building their community today. I could not have asked for a better tour of this beautiful reservation.

I visited the Door County Historical Society on my recent trip to Sturgeon Bay. It is a hidden…read moregem. I enjoyed seeing and learning the history and the culture of Door County. The quality of the exhibits is excellent. I learned quite a a bit of the culture of the Northeastern Wisconsin. The staff there is very friendly and helpful. I would highly recommend this place for tourists and local families to visit.

This place has the history of Door County all in one place. This museum is free to the public with…read moredonations appreciated. The are 3 levels that take you from the pioneer days to modern day Door County. They have a viewing room where you can watch 15 minute videos about the history of the cherry industry Door County, logging, and more. There are a couple old fire engines that you can walk right up to. My favorite is the wildlife exhibit. There is a woodland screen with taxidermied animals in a natural setting. The info cards tell about these animals in their natural habitat. When in Door County this is the place to learn it's history.

Our first time visiting a dairy farm and boy did we have a great time! Upon entering the facility,…read morewe were greeted by friendly workers, who gave us a tour of the place. They have a little gift shop, which carry a variety of cheeses. They showed us around the rotary milking area, where cows ride one-by-one in a carousel-like stall similar to a merry go round; while in the process of getting milk. The cow herd seemed happy, well-fed and in good, healthy condition. Tour was recommended to us by Ron's Cheese Store. It was fun and educational. Thank you!

What a gift to Door County! Master gardeners have created this beautiful space, right on highway…read more42. The Plein Air festival was there today, and the combination was magnificent!

The Garden Door has 20 demonstration garden areas in a one acre plot at the Agricultural Research…read moreStation just north of Sturgeon Bay. It is sort of a mini-Chicago Botanic Gardens. Great ideas for gardening and landscaping. Very whimsical and attractive children's garden. Definitely worth a visit!

Great attraction, and yes it is scary. I don't know where the photos were taken above, but that is…read morenot Green Bay Fear. There entire attraction is set up to look like a dark carnival.

Not the scariest haunted house. But it has alot of features. Including a freak show and gift shop…read more And several different areas to go thru and be terrified. I had a great time and will probably be going again before Halloween.

My husband and I got married here this summer. It's such a wonderful place for events but also for…read moreexperiencing the Door County art scene. The owners are lovely and I think everyone needs to stop by Woodwalk at least once while in Door County.

We were here for a wedding and it is such an amazing, gorgeous spot! It's an old barn converted to…read morean art gallery with event spaces outside and inside. Just beautiful! During the reception we were able to wander through the art which was a nice experience. And I don't know how much the Gallery had to do with the food service and all that, but it everything about this wedding was absolutely seamless and absolutely on time. The food was amazing. My only quibble is that the seating was super tight for dinner. It felt like we were right on top of one another, but again, that's completely minor. The grounds are fantastic native grasses and flowers. I just can't get over how wonderful the entire experience was as a wedding guest.

What a great way to see Door County. Absolutely breathtaking. Dave's plane is well taken care of…read moreand he went out of his way to make my trepidatious brother comfortable throughout the flight. We saw several shipwrecks, islands and lighthouses up and down the shoreline. Highly recommend taking a tour and will definitely be flying with Dave again.

Excellent aerial tour! 100% recommend and will go again. Smooth ride, proper COVID-19 precautions,…read moreexceptional views! Grizz is very knowledgeable and has a lot to say about the beautiful Door County. It was such a great experience. Thank you!