Like any place that has become a favorite vacation spot for generation after generation, all types of lodging can be found in this serene area. Luxury waterfront resorts, quaint B and B’s or charming inn-style accommodations – take your pick. Whatever you decide, you’re sure to be pleased with friendly Door County service and scenic beauty. Wherever you stay you’re sure to feel like a part of this tight-knit community.

Play like the good ol’ days. Welcome to a simpler place… where time slows down and you are able to connect with loved ones. Rent a bike with an old-fashioned banana seat and set out for a leisurely ride with your kids. Venture out to see the lighthouses dotting this scenic setting or catch a round of golf with your pals. You could get used to playtime like this!

There’s nothing better than a hot meal after a day of swimming, sailing or fishing. And there’s plenty of charming, quaint dining available in Door County. But we suggest supper clubs for a real taste of Door County charm - served with a smile. And, of course, a trip to Door County wouldn’t be complete without a fish boil…it’s one tasty tradition you simply can’t pass up!

How to Get Here

If you are traveling by plane you will likely fly into Green Bay International Airport. The main interstate to the area is Interstate 43. You will then proceed to Highway 57, Highway 310 or Highway 42 to get to Door County.

Getting Around

The best, and only, ways to get around in this area are by car or bike. Rental cars are available at the Green Bay Airport and bike rentals abound in Door County!