Beautiful views from Cave Point! Free parking & no admission required. Stroll…read morethrough the paths or walk to the lake's edge. Worth seeing the rocks & waves. There were a group of artists painting from the lookout points. So cool to see their work.

I never knew there was such a beautiful place in Northern Wisconsin that felt like the ocean…read more Turquoise blue waters and beautiful trails. Definitely worth visiting! The water was a little cold, but it is fall in northern Wisconsin.

Helpful and informative staff Beautiful bay/lake vistas…read more Water fowl aplenty Great hiking trails

Wow, do you want a hike and/or a view? Peninsula State Park won't disappoint you. Eagle Tower is…read moretruly extraordinary; the wood tower itself is beautiful and unique but the view is absolutely gorgeous. They've build a very long, safe ramp for easier access for those who can't /don't want to go up the steep steps. You definitely want to wear decent walking shoes or hiking boots depending on what you're planning on doing. A lot of the hiking is labeled very appropriately. What's marked as "Very Difficult" is VERY DIFFICULT! A lot of steep ups and downs with many tall, exposed roots. Lovely rock formations, brilliant nature and areas to creep off onto the rocky shore. Definitely trust the signs and wear the right shoes. Absolutely worth the work!

We did the door county wine trolley "premier wine tour." They were so helpful and organized! We had…read morea group of 9 girls for a bachelorette trip and they paired us with other bachelorette trips on the same trolley. It was a great experience! Our tour guide, John, was fantastic! He was friendly, fun, and willing to take photos of all the groups for us. One of the stops on the trolley had cheese included which was a fun surprise! Highly recommend the wine trolley for any groups!

Did the Scenic trolley tour. Ashley was our guide. He is very knowledgeable and personable. One…read moreand a half hours is the perfect length. Comfortable vehicle. We would do another one in the future.

So beautiful! It was snow covered today but still worth a…read moredrive through and stop at the gorgeous beach! We will certainly return in the summer.

Newport State Park is located toward the topmost point of the Door County peninsula…read more We stopped by on a day when we decided to drive the length of the peninsula. It actually had somehow escaped my attention that there are multiple state parks in Door County. I knew of and have visited and camped in Peninsula State Park but hadn't heard of Newport State Park. It's a beautiful state park with both beachy and woodsy areas. The coolest thing that i wished I'd known sooner on our recent trip to Door County is that it's been designated an International Dark Sky Park. Star gazing in the rich splendor of Door County? This is your spot.

Great value (especially with kids) and very enjoyable overall. I was most impressed by the quality…read moreof the narration by Ben Larsen: we heard a LOT about local and regional history, plus some ecology, a bit of useful tourism info, and just a sprinkling of corny jokes. We booked the shortest cruise of the day because we couldn't predict the tolerance level of our children. We got to see several of the offshore islands and the Eagle Bluff Lighthouse. The cost was very reasonable, especially with a mix of ages: $29 for adults, seniors $27, and only five bucks for children under 12! That was a really nice surprise. As it happened, we could have done a longer tour because everyone loved it. Each row of seats has a laminated map and a pair of binoculars, which are very handy. The boat was comfortable and they thought of pretty much everything.

All the evening Sunset cruises have live entertainment! And the musicians also know the area so you…read moreget a sample of the narrated tours as well! You can BYO beer wine or snacks! (They have water and soda available) The Sunsets are spectacular!

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

Pretty large state park. We got a $16 day pass and drove around. We attempted to do a hike through…read moreone of the forested trails but there were just so many mosquitoes that we had to abort. Even the mosquito repellent couldn't keep them away and I got bit through my clothes. We got a great view on top of the tower. And then ventured towards the dock where apparently sometimes you can catch the fisherman come back with their catches.

The online scheduling is a breeze. They do a good job of assessing your riding experience and your…read moreheight and weight to get the right horse for you. They make sure people in the same group have horses that get along well together. The guide, Ashley, did a great job of checking in on everyone and encouraging young/new riders. The trail started in an open grassy area and then entered the woods and was a lovely trail. My sister and I grew up with horses and have many years of riding experience, and loved to get to ride again!

Such a fun experience! The staff was super friendly and made everything easy. I rode a sweet horse…read morenamed Boo who was gentle and full of personality. The trails were beautiful and relaxing--highly recommend!

Hwy 35 and then Hwy 2 pretty much follow the Northeastern coast of Green Bay and Lake Michigan…read more This park is one of many stops you can make along this scenic drive to stretch your legs, go for a cold swim or have a little picnic. Airport Park is pretty small and has a couple of picnic tables and a grill or two. It also had a port-o-potty (so not great). But the beach is nice, clean and sandy. I think is open all year, but I can't imagine any real use in winter because the ice kind of piles up onto the beach. In Summer however, all these little wayside type parks are pretty nice, glad the county's make them available .

If you're up for the drive and planning on doing the areas hiking, the Eagle Bluff Lighthouse is an…read moreinteresting stop if you have some extra time. It's a very small but active lighthouse with a lot of history. We took the tour; it wasn't very expensive or long so why not support the upkeep? The volunteers are extremely knowledgeable and genuinely friendly. Some spaces are roped off but you can peer inside (unfortunately you want go up to the top that overlooks the lake). Kind of an average experience but it was on the way and had a nice ground-level view.

Located in the Peninsula State Park. You will either need a WI state park pass or a daily pass…read more Not the most beautiful lighthouse I've ever seen but still very cool. The entire area where this is is under renovation and it was outside of visiting hours so I missed visiting inside. It's only open 11-3.

Great place to rent a pontoon boat to enjoy a scenic cruise of Green Bay. The young men working…read morewere professional, friendly and efficient. They take you out to the end of the pier and then pick you up when you return. Free and close parking is an added benefit! Highly recommended if you want to get out on the water with a group of people on a nice Day!

The workers were very attentive and polite!! We had amazing…read moretime. Beautiful view of the lake! Very easy to drink the boat!