DOOR COUNTY ATTRACTIONS

Door County Maritime Museum
With the Sturgeon Bay Museum and seasonal access to the Gills Rock facility and Cana Island lighthouse, membership is a great value.

The Fairfield Center for Contemporary Art
Provide Sturgeon Bays and Northeast Wisconsin with a world-class facility, dedicated to education, the enjoyment of contemporary art and the support of area artists.

The Orchard Country Winery & Market
Where the apples end up ready for purchase fresh or in delectable apple pies, apple butter, and jugs of apple cider. The Montmorency cherries end up in bottles of satisfying, fruity wine, juicy cherry pies, fresh-processed jugs of tart cherry juice, dried cherries, and cherry jams, and more.

Peninsula State Park
The Wisconsin State Park System provides places for outdoor recreation and for learning about nature and conservation. The 95 state parks, forests, trails, and recreation areas report about 14 million visits a year. Peninsula State Park, established in 1909, is a 3,776-acre state treasure on Wisconsin's Door County peninsula. Nearly seven miles of Lake Michigan's Green Bay shoreline wrap around a landscape of forests, meadows and wetlands.

Door County Trolley
There are three different tours from which to choose. Learn about the area's colorful history during a 45-minute Narrated Tour. Take a "Lighthouse Trolley Tour" seeing Door County's Majestic lighted beacons. Enjoy an elegant dinner and a musical comedy via a chauffeured trolley.

Cherry Train Tours
Enjoy our 15 mile, 90 minute narrated tour of Washington Island with selected stops along the way. Share the history, folklore and legends of island life with your expert tour guide.

Washington Island Ferry
A friendly year-round home to 700 people, the island is also an enchanting destination for thousands of visitors each year. The Washington Island Ferry Line is the vital transportation link across storied Death's Door passage.

Island Clipper
Ride aboard the Island Clipper to Washington Island. Operated by Captain Charles Voight, the Island Clipper departs Gills Rock at the tip of the Door Peninsula and carries visitors through island-studded waters to picturesque Washington Island.

Lighthouse Cruises
Depart Sister Bay heading south along the coastline of Sister Bay, Little Sister Bay and Ephraim. You will also see Peninsula State Park and Eagle Tower, Horseshoe Island and Eagle Bluff Lighthouse.

Eagle Bluff Lighthouse
One of ten Door County lighthouses - five on the mainland and five on near-shore islands - that once guided sailing ships into the ports of Sturgeon Bay and Green Bay.