Door County Visitor Bureau

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With over 300 miles of scenic shoreline dotted by bustling harbors and quiet coves, Door County offers a wealth of water-based fun. Sandy beaches, sailing, kayaking, fishing, charters or a unique car ferry ride to Washington Island are just a few ways to enjoy the sparkling waters that surround this peninsula of stories. If you're a land-lover, five state parks, ten lighthouses and more than a dozen county parks offer fantastic hiking, biking and sightseeing. Eleven gorgeous golf courses with the breathtaking landscape of rural vistas and bluffs will leave you breathless. Combine Door County's natural beauty with hundreds of world-renowned and undiscovered artists and galleries and an acclaimed perfoming arts scene, and you'll see why people consider our arts commmunity a hidden gem. Dine at one of our unique and award-winning restaurants, or circle around a bonfire for our famous Door County fish boil. Enjoy a picturesque Door County sunset to cap off your day and then, settle in at one of our charming B&Bs, lodges or resorts and trade stories about your day.