We invite you to come experience the uniqueness that is Door County. Located on a seventy-five mile long peninsula with over 250 miles of shoreline, this tranquil slice of Wisconsin lies between the sparkling waters of Green Bay and Lake Michigan. The first part of Wisconsin seen by white man, Door County was discovered by Jean Nicolet, the French explorer, in 1634. Today, Door County boasts a rich and diverse cultural heritage as well as unsurpassed natural beauty.
Fishing is abundant in all seasons.
There is no better place to begin and end the experience than at Quietwoods North Camping Resort overlooking the waters of Sturgeon Bay at the base of the peninsula.