Things To Do

Peninsula State Park

The Eagle Trail is a great hike for those who are looking for something that will get them outside and in the woods and gives you a chance to explore the beautiful bluffs of Door County. For those who are looking for a bike ride the Sunset Trail is beautiful and about a one hour trek around Peninsula State Park.

Nor Door Sports and Cyclery

Best spot to rent bikes and ride the Sunset Trail at Peninsula State Park! Both fat tire bikes for off-roading and traditional mountain bikes.

Whitefish Dunes State Natural Area

A beautiful state park with hiking and biking trails. There are no bike rental options nearby, but there are wonderful running and relaxing hiking trails.

Cave Point

Down the beach from the Suchy family compound. Cave Point is best explored by water, check out Door County Kayak tours for options! There are also some great shipwrecks not too far off the point.

Door County Kayak Tours

The best way to experience Cave Point is by water and Door County Kayak Tours has you covered!

Wickman House

An excellent restaurant for fine dining in Door County, we almost got married here because we love it so much!

Trixie's

Wickman House's little sister restaurant and an excellent spot to sample an elevated version of Door County local fare and have a few glasses of wine.

Taco Cerveza

Little brother restaurant to the Wickman House. Try Alyssa's favorite, the Wick Fish!

Boathouse On The Bay

Head directly upstairs for an amazing view of the boats and bay. Excellent spot to enjoy a drink at the bar - pro tip Dark and Stormy's are only $3 during a storm

Door County Bakery

Home of the famous (patented) Corsica Loaf and the best baked goods on the peninsula

Bearded Heart Coffee

The best cold brew coffee in Door County and a great spot for light healthy breakfast or lunch.

Sister Bay Bowl

An old school bowling alley and a Suchy family favorite

Door County Brewing Company

If you are a fan of local brews and lots of options this is the place for you! Food trucks camp in the outdoor area and this is the spot for beer tastings and great times!

Skyway Drive-In Theatre

Go back in time and experience an old American past time, the outdoor movie theater! Typically two showings per night and always a good time

Wild Tomato Wood-fired Pizza and Grille

Husby's Food & Spirits

The perfect spot to grab a beer and an order of fried cheese curds while you wait for a lane to open up at Sister Bay Bowl. They also have a great outdoor patio with live local bands!

The Farm

Have you ever wanted to hang out with a bunch of baby farm animals? Now's your chance. Visit Door County's living museum of rural America.

Chives Door County

Fine dining in Bailey's Harbor

Wilson's Restaurant & Ice Cream Parlor

A famous Door County Ice Cream spot and an excellent dessert after dinner at Trixie's or Wickman House

Bier Zot

Fred & Fuzzy's Waterfront Bar & Grill

The best spot to take in the sunset with a margarita at the end of the day

Not Licked Yet Frozen Custard

The best reward after a hike on the Eagle Trail or a Sunset Trail bike ride

Greystone Castle

A true dive where the cheese curds are superb and the taxidermy is extensive. This is Alyssa's favorite place for cheese curds and the winner of the 2017 Christmas Curd Crawl.

Martinez Studio

The gallery of expert tapestry weaver Wence Martinez and his wife, painter Sandra Martinez

Cana Island Lighthouse

A great spot for nautical history buffs. The Cana Island lighthouse is over 140 years old on an 8.7 acre island where you can climb a spiral staircase to the top of the 89 foot tower. The outside deck delivers a sweeping view of Lake Michigan and the Door County peninsula.

Northern Sky Theater Amphitheater

Did anyone ever tell you that your sense of humor is corny or cheesey? Classics like Lumberjacks in Love and Dairy Heirs are sure to please from the American Folklore Theater

Washington Island

Looking to slow things down and go off the map? Just don't forget to grab your biters card while you're here.

Nelsen's Hall Bitters Pub

Not even Prohibition could shut down the drinking establishment, which is the oldest continuously operating tavern in the Wisconsin, a title that comes thanks to bitters. The tradition of drinking bitters came from Danish immigrant and bar founder Tom Nelsen, who, according to the spot's current owner Robin Ditello, used to throw back a pint of bitters daily. Opened in 1902, Nelsen's Hall was a mainstay on the island for decades, but when the Volstead Act was passed in 1919, it threatened to (legally) shut down every liquor establishment in the country. Not content to say farewell to his beloved libation, Nelsen resorted to clever maneuvering — applying for a pharmaceutical license — to keep his tavern in operation.

Renards Cheese

Best place to stop by on your way in our out of town for the BEST cheddar cheese Wisconsin has to offer. Steve and Alyssa's personal favorite is the 9 year sharp cheddar, but you really can't go wrong

Parador

Great spot for Tapas and Sangria