Peninsula State Park

Peninsula State Park encompasses 3,776 acres of forests, wetlands, and shoreline along Green Bay, featuring over 20 miles of hiking trails through diverse landscapes.

The park's establishment in 1909 marked the beginning of Wisconsin's commitment to preserving natural spaces, with Eagle Bluff Lighthouse standing as a maritime landmark since 1868.

White Cedar Nature Center presents educational exhibits about local ecosystems, while rangers conduct regular programs about wildlife and environmental conservation throughout the year.

The park maintains 468 camping sites across five campgrounds, with reservations accepted up to 11 months in advance and vehicle admission stickers required for entry.

During winter months, the park transforms its summer hiking paths into a network of cross-country skiing trails, while offering separate routes for snowmobiling.

Location: Door County

Inception: 1909

Fee: Yes

Operator: Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources

Address: 9462 9462 Shore Road 54212 Fish Creek 54212 Fish Creek

Website: https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/parks/peninsula

GPS coordinates: 45.15110,-87.21750

Latest update: May 26, 2025 06:11