One of the best reasons to stay at a Door County hotel on the water is you don’t have to chase the water. There’s no drive to see the sun setting over the bay
Part of the joy of visiting Door County is discovering the stories tucked into our villages and communities — and few experiences reveal those stories quite like exploring antique stores in Door County.
When people talk about “Door County vacations,” the conversation usually involves cherry orchards, sunsets, lighthouses, and fish boils
If you’ve spent any time in Door County, you already know why so many couples choose to get married here. For some, it’s the place they fell in love — the backdrop of their first weekend getaway. For others, it’s a place that’s been part of their lives for as long as they can remember.
Choosing Door County waterfront lodging for your next trip can completely change your next journey to the peninsula. That said, not all waterfront stays are the same.
Whether you’re here for the apples, the views, or just a getaway to one of your favorite places, here’s our list of seven things to do in Door County in fall.
Whether you prefer fruit-forward blends, dry whites, bold reds, or something a little different — think a bubbly hard cider — the wineries in Door County have something for everyone.
Our Ephraim Shores team has a few favorite shops that are worth hopping in the car for. If you’re ready to explore beyond the village, these are some of the best shops in Door County according to locals who know it best:
When resort guests ask us for a “things to do” recommendation that includes stunning views, outdoor activities, and a chance to relax, one destination comes to mind: Peninsula State Park.
There’s something kind of magical about enjoying a meal outside, and in Door County, we take this kind of dining to a whole new level.
