Peninsula State Park

Peninsula State Park is Door County’s crown jewel—a sprawling 3,776-acre preserve featuring eight miles of Green Bay shoreline, high bluffs, sandy beaches, and dense forests. Open year-round, the park offers 468 campsites, an 18-hole golf course, a summer theater, a nature center, and miles of hiking and biking trails. Notable highlights include the historic Eagle Bluff Lighthouse, the accessible Eagle Tower with panoramic views, and Nicolet Bay Beach for swimming and picnicking. It’s Wisconsin’s most complete state park, welcoming over a million visitors annually for camping, boating, fishing, skiing, and sightseeing.