Cave Point County Park, Sturgeon Bay

First time visiting this park in the handful of times coming to Door County and it was beautiful! We lucked out with big waves coming in from the east on this day, so we were able to watch the waves crash on the shoreline. Beautiful sites and sounds, definitely a place I'd highly recommend checking out! That being said, make sure to keep an eye on your kids if you come as there are trip and slip risks here!

This place is wild and wonderful. Incredible views from above of the waves crashing on the rocks at several vantage points. You can feel the deep sounds vibrating through your body, almost like thunder from below. Not for the faint of heart or perhaps for small children, as there are no barriers on the bluffs, and there are even a few surprising spots on the trail with unmarked holes that could put you in a pickle if you fell through! Step with care. But if you like your hikes a tiny bit spicy, this one will reward you with an utterly unique experience. As a county park, it is also free, whereas the state park next door costs money to enter.

A must-see when visiting Door County. Gorgeous spot in the summer; many kids diving from the rocks and swimming below. Also great for kayaking. Stunning overlook of Lake Michigan year-round. Hope to see the icicles hanging from the stones during winter one day!

Very cool spot to visit. It’s not very big but it’s right next to whitefish dunes state park, which has an awesome beach. If you have little ones in your group keep a close watch on them here. The ground is uneven lots of potential trip points and there aren’t any fences or anything next to the edges which are shear straight into the water.

Everytime I come up to door county I make sure I visit. It was a relatively calm day when we visited, the waves crashing against the bluffs were small. But the sound was still amazing. If you're able to get here on a windy day it's even better. Coming here during winter is even a better, totally different experience. Just watch the ice that will be getting everywhere. There is a main trail that follows the coast and keeps you from the edge, if you're afraid of walking near an edge you will be fine. There are also some trails in the woods which are usually pretty empty compared to the coast. There can be a lot of people standing near you near the edges as well, just be mindful of your surroundings. You will not be disappointed with your visit.