We had the best two week stay last August. Joel, and his staff, were outstanding and helped us with…read moreall of our needs. The RV park was clean, well maintained, and well run. We had a great RV site, and the park is conveniently located to many great places in Door County. We look forward to our next stay.

Nice park in general. A few words of advice if you are pulling a big rig. The turns are very sharp…read moreand the map doesn't show you a clear best exit strategy. We paid a premium for the executive pull through which was a nice size with a picnic table and fire pit and full concrete pad with a bigger yard. However we are not sure the price was worth the executive pull though slot. We would definitely stay again but maybe not pay $150/night for the same lot. There were other lots for less money that would have been fine.

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 leaving after a blissful week camping at this lovely, quiet campground. Our mornings were…read morebusy with kayaking and hiking, but just about every afternoon you could find us in the impeccably clean pool, cooling off and basking in the afternoon sun. The bathrooms were always very clean, showers at a good temperature, and always stocked. The grounds are clean and the local is not crazy busy with tourists. Every year there is some improvement or something added to the camp. We will be back again!

This is a clean, friendly campground with spacious showers and attractive facilities. I love the…read moregreen space around the park and the easy walk to stores and the downtown area.

About a month before Labor Day, my boyfriend and I decided we wanted to head up to the peninsula…read morefor the long weekend to visit a friend who works summers in Door County. We scoured the interwebs for an available site that didn't cost more than a hotel and came up empty. That's what you get for procrastinating on your vacation planning, I guess. As a hail Mary, we called Monument Point and got very lucky. Deb still had two sites available. This may be because the only way to book is by phone, and the only way to pay is by cash or check. If you're willing to work with that, this place is great. I mailed Deb a deposit, and prepared for an awesome weekend. We ended up getting up to the camp much later than expected the first night because of holiday traffic and a snafu with the directions. When we called to tell Deb we wouldn't be able to make the check-in time and would have to check in the following day, she kindly offered to wait for us. FYI, if you use Google Maps to get to the camp it may send you to the wrong address. The campground seems to be mostly used by people with campers who rent a site for the whole season. The other campers were friendly and many seemed to know each other. The campground is pet friendly, and a lot of people had their dogs. The sites are reasonably spread out. You'll be able to see your neighbors in the day time, but you won't feel like you're on top of one another. Our site had an electric hook up even though we were just tent camping, which helped to keep our phones charged. There are clean bathrooms with hot showers by the camp office. There is also a general store. As with most of the local camps, you can't bring wood from outside, but their wood is $8 for a generous amount. Everything was really well taken care of, and the management is kind and helpful, if resistant to technology. I'd definitely stay here if we camp in Door County again.

Great site if you're looking for somewhat secluded, shady and quiet camping. Most of the sites are…read moreoccupied by seasonal campers. Restrooms and showers are spotless! Be warned you will only have electric hook up but don't let that deter you. The price is right!

I'm adding an update since it's been 4 years since my last review of this park, but please also see…read moremy 2 earlier reviews. They have completely rebuilt the fire tower adding an accessible ramp. While we are able to climb stairs, we enjoyed the ramp a great deal. I'm not a huge fan of open stairs and found this wide ramp that is intended for both wheelchair users and walkers to be a very pleasant way to reach the viewing platform and return to ground level. The view from the top is amazing on a clear day. We also walked part of the sunset bike trail as an out and back which was lovely. We started at the beach, headed toward the lighthouse and continued on to the bluffs/cliffs before turning around. It was about 6 miles round trip and had lots of wildflowers and beaches along the way. This is a great trail for anyone who doesn't want to navigate a lot of tree roots or rocks. Other updates: The lighthouse is being refurbished and is scheduled to reopen later in June 2026. There are now food trucks near the beach if you don't feel like bringing a picnic lunch!

This is a review of the park of someone who went there on a rainy day to see some spots but did not…read morecamp or spend a lot of time. To access the park, you have to pay a vehicle admission pass at the visitor center. Daily pass for out-of-state plates is $16. The rates are different for Wisconsin plates and senior citizens. 12-month pass is available as well. The small gift shop in the visitor center has magnets, stickers, paper weights, shirts, etc. There are also comfort rooms inside. It was raining when we visited. The rain stopped for a bit and we were able to see Eagle Bluff Lighthouse. We weren't able to go in the lighthouse because it was still early and not yet open. It was okay from the outside. We also went to see the Eagle Tower. Since it was raining and dark clouds were all over, we did not see the nice view that this spot is known for.

Stayed three nights at Beach Harbor Resort, and I knew I wasn't booking the Ritz. That said, I also…read moredidn't expect to spend half my weekend developing a complex relationship with the parking situation. We arrived on Friday around 5 p.m., and not a single parking spot was in sight. We ended up next door in an unpaved lot that was also packed, but with a little maneuvering (and some light praying), I managed to squeeze my car into something that vaguely resembled a space. At check-in, we asked what the parking policy was for paying guests. The front desk clerk smiled and said, "You will always have a spot." I looked at her and said, "Well... I don't now." And mentioned the joy of hauling all my stuff across two parking lots. She explained it was the Friday fish fry chaos, and that Saturdays and Sundays are just as fun with fish boils twice a day. Her advice? Come back late enough and you'll be golden. She wasn't wrong, but still. A little stressful. Now for the positives! The room had a fridge and microwave, which came in handy, and a sliding door that opened to a cute little courtyard. The beds were surprisingly comfy, and everything was clean. The room did have that slightly musty "I live near a lake" vibe, but nothing too tragic. Someone made off with our patio chairs, but at that point I was too relaxed (or maybe too tired from carrying my suitcase across the gravel lot) to care. The best part? The waterfront bar and grill on the property. Great spot to relax with a drink and enjoy the view. All in all, it was a comfortable, budget-friendly stay in a fantastic location right on the water. Just maybe pack a wagon for your luggage... and bring your parking patience.

This place absolutely sucks. Worst motel I've ever stayed at in my life. Why? Let's do this…read more 1. Our room has ants--our dog's food dish was swarming with them! Also had to kill 3 earwigs, 1 centipede and 4+ spiders. Didn't realize "pet friendly" means you can bring your rare bug collection. If you come here, bring a jumbo box of live preying mantises and turn 'em loose. They will be in heaven. 2. Water pressure in the shower is virtually zero. They don't have water pipes, just a 90 year old geezer with a bagel-size prostate weakly trying to tinkle on you. If it rains during your stay, get out there and try to rinse the shampoo out of your hair. Not sure if the old man handles the showers in all rooms, or if there is a team of them. 3. The carpets are stained and disgusting. Only thing missing was a chalk outline of a dead body. Do not recwalk on them barefoot. 4. The Wi-Fi is great--if you're happy with AOL dial-up from 1998. (Good way to prevent warning reviews like this?) 5. I'm not saying the beds are awful, but I am driving straight to my chiropractor. Had more restful nights sleep camping in a rock quarry. 6. The room smells like a really bad fart. (In fairness, that might be my girlfriend's fault.) Nah, I'm not giving this dump the benefit of the doubt. You'd think with the junkyard doors (gaps big enough for bugs to march right in without ducking their heads) the stank would eventually fade. Nope. The bouquet is musty with notes of wet dog, and a hint of decomposition. That reminds me--Beach Harbor Resort (resort!) is pet-friendly! Why wouldn't it be? There's nothing a pack of hounds with dysentery could do that would make this place worse. If the Association of Incontinent Senior Dogs is looking for a venue to hold their annual conference, book now. Just make sure your shots are up to date, especially tetanus. In summary, this dump sucks so hard it pretty much ruined my life. (That's saying something, considering how bad my ex and her parents were.) Think of a haunted house, minus the charm and character. Cannot believe they charged us anything to stay here, much less $200/night. The owners of this hellhole ought to pay for therapy for my girlfriend and our kids.

I was able to visit this Lodge due to a friend owning a condo. I was impressed with the…read morefriendliness of the front desk staff, the size of the condo, and bathroom. The location was close enough into Sister Bay where we just walked the approximate .5mi into town to explore. They offer a pool with basketball hoop, hot tub, and a kiddie pool for the littles. If visiting the area, I recommend this place to guarantee a clean and safe place to stay in Door County!

My favorite place to stay while visiting door county. Rooms and great and clean, staff is friendly…read moreand accommodating. I love the porches so you can enjoy the sun. Pool - both indoor and outdoor! Rooms have big jaccuzis if you want to continue spa-ing when the hot tub closes. They are walking distance to sister bay's main strip, and they offer a shuttle in season!

We just had a nice experience here for 3 nights. For the reasonable price you can't beat this…read moreplace. It was $200/night cheaper than the Inn we stayed at last year! The room was spacious. WiFi worked very well. TV was a bit tricky but the owner got us on the right track and it worked great. The owners are very nice, accommodation people. It is in a good location for Sturgeon Bay and Baileys Harbor and it did not take very long to go across to the Green Bay side of the peninsula via some charming country roads.

This was our first time stay here for one night yesterday night. They have two, bathroom, table and…read more2 chairs. They were very nice, clean and they are friendly staff.!!! I would recommend this place.