Mostly large sites with partial to full hook ups. They have incredible play spaces for kids,…read moreincluding a pool with slides. The seasonal folks are friendly as well is the staff. The location is ideal for touring the peninsula. Sites are meticulously maintained.

Excellent campground! We were extremely happy with our stay here. Amenities were exceptionally…read moreclean and well maintained, staff was super friendly and helpful, and sites were large and private. We are planning to return next year!

This is our second year here. First time it was just the wife and I, now we brought the kids up and…read morestayed for an extend trip. Overall we have been happy with our stay. Our site fits the needs of our family and camper size. The amenities have been good, though at times the bathrooms may need more attention. I don't fault the staff, it's really the campers who need to be better about their bathroom habits. Pool, park and site are awesome. Kids love riding around on their bikes. Overall a good place and would recommend others. It's a great location thats hard to beat between egg harbor and fish creek.

It's a nice campground, but the brush and debris really need to be cleaned up. This could be a…read moregreat campground if they cleared out the overgrown areas and removed the branches and brush lying around. Also, note that the rules do not allow you to burn branches, so you can't burn any of the debris yourself even if it's in your campsite. See pictures... Another thing that stood out is their rule about dogs. According to the rules (see photos), they don't want you leaving your dogs unattended if you leave the campground...even if they're secured inside your own RV.

Clean and well managed. Quiet place to be and laundry room was inexpensive…read more Would stay again

My wife and I stayed here for the second time and have loved it both times. This year, it's under…read morenew ownership--very friendly, courteous, and attentive. Anyway, here are the details and key points to consider: 1) This is close enough to everything, without being in the middle of crowded spaces and sites. 2) Most sites have water and electricity if you want it. 3) It's peaceful and has designated quiet hours after 11pm. 4) Pet friendly (on leashes) 5) HOT showers on-site, plumbing, and a laundry room if you need it. 6) The office has several convenience items if you need it. This is not the place for you if you want to be ultra-rugged and in seclusion, but is perfect for a campfire getaway with some minor creature comforts.

Food was good service was good but a bit chaotic. I'll give them a little more time and then try…read moreagain to see if they get organized. Good luck

We ate at the Harbor House restaurant at Wavepointe last night. The chicken we ordered wasn't done…read moreon the inside and the breading was almost burned. The roll I got had mold on it. It was a horrible experience for the four of us!

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.

*This review is for a room in the clubhouse during off-season*…read more Decided to book a last minute getaway to catch the last of peak-fall foliage in Door County. The weekend I went also happened to be the Fall 50 marathon so places were booked up. Alpine was offering their off-season rates for their club house rooms (on the golf course, pretty remote but a close walk into town). I paid $175/night (normally $300+) for a king room overlooking the course. There is a 3 night minimum but I got the sense that if they aren't too busy, they're flexible on that. The pictures online don't do it justice, it's quaint and comfortable. On the weekends they put out fresh cookies and extra coffee. It was perfect for what I needed: some relaxation in between hikes and strolls through various Door County harbor towns. It's about a 20-30 min walk into the Main Street of Egg Harbor. While I was there, the restaurant in the club house was not open but it will be open Nov. 1 through the winter, which will be a nice option if it's super cold and you want to grab a quick dinner without going far. I had a great time!

My boyfriend & I stayed here for my birthday weekend in the summer. Hotel rooms were hard to come…read moreby in Door County, and the Alpine had just renovated their "Club House" to have guest rooms upstairs. We were lucky to snag one (thanks boyfriend!). We had a nice room overlooking the golf course. This is a separate building from the resort main hotel & cabins, and is newly & stylishly furnished. Free coffee and refrigerator and rooms. Good location & access to rest of town. Five stars for great service, specifically Davante. They offer a free black car shuttle for guests, up to 5 miles from the resort. Davante, the shuttle driver, did a superb job. He was helpful, with good tips about the area. He communicated well about timing for pick-up and drop off. The shuttle is especially nice when you want to go to dinner and enjoy a few cocktails without worrying about driving home to the hotel. They should give Davante a raise, considering the number of negative other reviews on the resort. We had an opposite experience! Extra bonus points for having fire pits and a bar downstairs in the Clubhouse. This is a shared amenity with the golf club, but enjoyable nevertheless. We were even provided a s'mores kit upon request, and spent a bit of a lovely evening by the fire pits. Make sure to ask for the Clubhouse when booking!

This place is right on the water and just a little bit away from it all, yet still close enough to…read moredowntown Sturgeon Bay so you're a short drive away. Our room had everything we needed: a kitchen with all included dishware, paper towels, coffee filters, etc., a nice updated shower with good water pressure, a fold out couch/sofabed (which we used, so it was definitely a necessity!), flat screen smart TVs with all the hookups for your apple TV etc if you choose to bring it (this is a must for us in the evenings since we like to watch our shows and chill out before bed) and a balcony with table & chairs to sit outside and enjoy the view. Our room was a bit humid - since we had the wall unit A/C and a fan in the main bedroom it never fully cooled down to where we would have liked it, but it was tolerable (we were out and about so much during our time in Door County, so we really weren't at the resort too much except to sleep!). I maybe heard a small amount of hall noise here and there but very rare (we were on the third floor). I never heard any of our neighboring units, so that was a big plus. The front desk staff were very kind and helpful. We used the washer/dryer and ice machine, as well as took advantage of the free coffee (delicious!). We also needed to print a couple of documents and were able to do that on a computer near the front desk on the second floor. We did not use the pool facilities, but both the indoor and outdoor pool looked very clean and many people were using both daily. The housekeeping is a bit unique in that can specify if you would like someone to enter your suite to clean/empty trash, replace towels, etc. or if you would just like replacement items (if this is the case you can fill out a dry erase form and place it outside your suite).

This place is gorgeous, right on the bay. It's similar to an apartment with a full kitchen. We had…read morea plumbing issue and called the front desk. Jeremiah was here in less than 5 minutes and took care of the problem. We can sit out on the balcony and watch the gorgeous sunset. This place has it all!!

Robertson's Cottages is AMAZING! We stayed in the Sunset Cottage on the island & I recommend them…read moreto anyone staying in Door County. Beth & John are the sweetest people and they really do anything to make sure your vacation is awesome! So excited to be going back soon!

My family has been going to Robertson's Cottages since before I was born and this place truly holds…read moresome of my favorite childhood memories. Owned by a family that couldn't be nicer or more accommodating, this is THE place to stay in Door County. You're on the edge of the peninsula and you have a gorgeous view of Potawatomi State Park and Sturgeon Bay along the lake. They have a few cottages for rent, though, since it's family owned and operated, a lot of the same families that have known these people for years continue to book it up every summer. It's definitely worth checking into, though. Each of the cottages can accommodate a different number of people, so whether you have 2 people in your group, or 7, they can find a place for you. If it's your thing, they also own 2 cottages on an island in the middle of the bay, so the only way to or from the cottage is by boat. I think that's pretty cool! Only about 20 minutes away from downtown Sturgeon Bay, it offers the perfect combination rural and small-town life. The roads leading to it are rarely traveled, so my family likes to take long bike rides along the roads and we're rarely caught around cars. It's also close to Sherwood Point Lighthouse and quite a few other rental cottages. The cottages themselves aren't air conditioned, though the weather is usually pretty cool near the lake. The only other rough condition is the spider and insect population. You're in the middle of the woods, so you have to know you're visiting their world, but I couldn't handle the amount of bug-life I had to endure. I'm kind of an indoor girl, so it's a little more than I can handle after a long period of time. Just for vacation, though, I can try and make my peace with living with the spiders. **shudder** My family and I will continue to visit Robertson's in the future, though, and it'll still be one of the highlights of the year!!