Peninsula State Park has beautiful bike trails paved with traffic bond, and you can't find a more scenic place in Wisconsin to go pedaling. Wildlife also abounds at Peninsula, and you are sure to see deer, squirrels and, possibly, turkeys on a bike tour there. Door County has many festivals in October, with craft sales that are sure to spark interest among lady campers. I have to admit the festivals can get crowded and parking is difficult, but even I enjoyed looking at the shops, and there is always a good supply of hot cider and fresh food. Another Door County campground worth checking out is Potawatomi State Park near Sturgeon Bay.
Steep limestone cliffs there provide a unique background for fall colors.
A great place to snap pictures at Potawatomi is the 75-foot observation tower. It stands 225 feet above the water and the view is breathtaking. Potawatomi has 225 campsites, and 23 have electric hookups. There are also more than six miles of hiking trails. Closer to home, you can't go wrong by camping at Pike lake, Long Lake, Mauthe Lake, Lake Lenwood or Lady Days.