We've been coming here for years and it's usually one of the first places we stop at in Door County…read morewhen we arrive. They have a great mix of all kind of antiques and even some new stuff (there's an entire booth dedicated to Fiesta ware). Prices vary a lot, so there's something for everyone. I like coming here and rarely leave empty-handed.

One of the best antique malls in Door County --Variety and price. We stop every time we are in…read morethe area!

We stop here every year because this store has the most beautiful antiques on the peninsula. We…read morefind things we would not find at other antique stores. They are both buyers and they have wide interests and wonderful taste. There have some very old silver pieces in a beautiful case and sterling collector spoons in a holder on the wall. Their glassware includes brilliant cut glass, depression glass and EAPG, adorning the windows on shelves in multiple colors. They often have light fixtures and they sometimes have Quezel or Steuben light shades. They also have old tools, post cards, stereocards, fruit shipping labels and tree ornaments, plus other things - most in practically perfect shape. The owners let you browse as you wish, but they will give you full attention if you have a question. I learn something every year. Our small family enjoys visiting these friendly owners on our annaul visit. If you are looking for real antiques this small store is a real step up from the antique malls south of town, or in my mind, from anyplace else on the peninsula.

This cozy, charming shop is crammed with gorgeous antiques. The items are all arranged in the most…read moreattractive manner, with gems ranging from little hand painted Limoges porcelain dishes to 19th c wood furniture that has been lovingly restored to perfection. The owners are charming and knowledgable. My home is filled with lovely items discovered at this pretty little shop. It's the archetypal antique shop, filled with beautiful and historic treasures. I never tire of shopping there.

Bay Trading is like half antiques/half architectural salvage. My dad had an interesting…read moreconversation with the woman in the shop about the pagoda style building that sits on the property. We were told it was a former gas station building that was purchased and has been sitting there ever since...and it's very much for sale for the right price. This place is kind of a fun stop if you're out antiquing in Door County.

I always find something unusual and/or interesting and/or useful. I enjoy chatting with the owners…read moreand have always received excellent service. I also find them to have a great sense of humor.

We stayed in 2008 & absolutely loved it! We had the suite with the silo so the hot tub was amazing…read more& the panoramic view from the windows at the top of the silo's sitting room was incredible! Aside from having to buy the food, everything we needed to make a 'home-cooked meal' for supper was provided. We always said we would return & yes, we're already reserved to go back again this fall :) Yes, we're also looking forward to going through the antique shop again :)

A nice alternative to a hotel. The small inn is actually a renovated barn with four rooms. There…read moreis also an antique store in the entrance that is open, but we never went during our stay. It's very, very quiet here and we actually never saw the hotel owners or other guests during our entire stay. You just check yourself in and out. My only complaint was the moths that were hiding out in our room! You definitely need a car to get around to the other parts of Door County, but it was conveniently located for us.