So we were here the other day when the stars aligned and there was an engagement proposal happening…read moreat the same time as teenagers cliff diving and a kayaking tour floating by. Epic! Cave Point is one of those places you just have to see when you're in Door County. The views are incredible, the waves crashing into the limestone cliffs are mesmerizing, and there are plenty of spots to stop and take it all in. Whether you're hiking, kayaking, taking photos, or just enjoying the scenery, there's always something going on. We got a little bit of everything in one visit, and it made for a memorable stop. Definitely a must-see Door County destination.

I'm adding an update since my previous review was 4 years ago, but please also see my previous…read morereviews. This is a great park for just hopping out to get an amazing view if you're not up for hiking. We did a loop from Whitefish Dunes state park that included circling through this park as well; it was a great half day hike. The views of the caves and crashing waves from above are amazing. This is definitely a park that might be challenging for anyone with small children who struggle to follow safety rules as there are very steep drops and it's important to stay a safe distance from the edge. The new connection between this and Whitefish dunes is really nice and features a few blowholes which spout water from below when the waves are particularly high.

I remember this from my childhood and this place is just really too cool to bring family and…read morefriends, have picnics. Excellent stop if you go through the Menominee area.

This is one of our favorite stops while visiting upper Michigan. This park has a beach with a…read morenaturally rocky shore as well as a sandy beach for swimming. The park features a volleyball court and a pretty nice playground. There is a road that circles the park which a lot of people use for walking. We like to look for sea glass on the Rocky shoreline.

Lovely, quick stop to view the lighthouse and check out the campground and property. We liked that…read morethe lots were spacious and wooded. The grounds felt rustic and were very well cared for. Good biking and hiking trails weaving through the park. Wisconsin takes good care of their forests and campgrounds

This is a beautiful state park. I hiked 2 miles on a snowy winter day. There are miles of hiking…read moreand biking trails available. There are campsites with picnic tables for a fee, some have electricity available. There is a nature center where you can learn about the local habitat. This park has Lake Michigan Beach access.

Had a great day at this beach! Port-a-potties were very clean and didn't smell plus included hand…read moresanitizer. There is another set of regular bathrooms at the concession stand near the middle back from the beach a ways. There is another concession stand that sells some Asian food, slushies and boba tea on one end of the beach in the parking lot. Not sure what their hours are for either place. There is a nice walking path made of blacktop I believe. People of all ages were there and many going into the water, some building castles in the sand and others floating or playing frisbee in the water. No glass containers are allowed btw. But, we carried our cooler and snacks with us. It's very clean and the sand is so soft. Popped up the umbrellas for a little shade and towels out for reading. I didn't see it but one of my kids said there is a section for dogs. I did see a sign for the regular part of the beach that said dogs allowed on a leash from 6-10 am. Easy breezy parking and lots of it including overflow parking. Parking is so close to the beach makes hauling stuff not too difficult. Had a great time and everyone was very respectful.

I've been here a few times over the years with my family. It's a beach park on Lake Michigan…read morebasically and it's freezing cold (in my opinion). Probably not that bad for actual Wisconsinites. The water is always cold. There is some brisk winds that come off the lake, even in the summer. But a nice place to hang out and enjoy the day.

I'm adding in an update since my last review was 4 years ago, but please also see my previous…read morereviews. This is a lovely park, and since my last visit they have rebuilt the access to the beach that is near the parking lot. They've also added a blue mat that makes it easy to walk along the beach between entrance 1 and 2. The beach is beautiful and a great place to look for fossils. After climbing back up to the trail at the second access point a park employee alerted us to the presence of orange slime mold on some stumps. Apparently it is a rare phenomenon and the bright orange goop is actually a collection of harmless amoebas. I learn something on every vacation! We hiked the loop and then continued on the new connection to Cave Point Country Park which made for a really nice half day hike!

It's a must to see. Beautiful to walk & spend time with your love ones…read more You can bbq, swim, hike & see some beautiful view. Thank you for the unforgettable experienced. Highly recommended. Pic's is provided below.

So beautiful! It was snow covered today but still worth a…read moredrive through and stop at the gorgeous beach! We will certainly return in the summer.

I'm writing an update since apparently it's been 4 years since I last reviewed this park. Please…read moresee my older reviews too since much still applies! This is a great park for finding some peace and quiet in nature including no cell service in much of the park. I mean the SOS function will still work if an emergency arose, but there will be no incoming texts or notifications to detract from the birds and sounds of the waves. All of the trails are lovely here and they're all easy so no worries if you're not a seasoned hiker. We saw some mergansers on the lake during this visit and, as usual, lots of garter snakes which are fun to watch. We usually bring a picnic lunch to enjoy by the beach after a morning of hiking and never have trouble getting a table. Pro tip: there are flush toilets in the visitor center!

Wonderful staff, clean rooms with great views. We will definitely be back. Such a nice getaway…read more Also we went on a trip to get away from our kids, yes there were families with kids there. But the rooms were sound proof and the kids could be seen, not heard. Wonderful secluded location but still only 15 minutes to town and anything you need.

I stayed here for a weekend. The area is quiet and outside of the city. The grounds of the resort…read moreare great! A few separate BBQ stations, electric hookups for your boat in the parking lot. They have a great beach area that was groomed each morning. The have several bonfire pits on the edge of the beach on a ledge from the grounds. Each room that I saw had water views and the staff was very polite. The reason why it didn't get five stars is that the air conditioner unit was very noisy and I had to turn it off to sleep. The rooms could be updated, but it served the purpose as I was only there to sleep. Great place for a family to stay!

Another FrEE thing to do in Door county Beautiful and…read moreseemed pretty clean definitely worth a stop

This is a nice little park on the beach and was perfect for a picnic! There is a long pier which…read morewould be great to fish off of on a day that was less windy than the day we visited. There are a lot of picnic tables to choose from, tons of parking and reasonably clean pit toilets. On our visit mid-September, we saw a flock of white Pelicans flying over the water which was a fabulous surprise!

Scientifically this area shows a geological record of forest development and destruction through…read morethousands of years of glacial advances and retreats. This area is 25 acres more or less of old field and a few scrub trees. You find it on State Highway 42, a few miles north of Two Rivers. You can enter it via the parking lot on the east side just south of the junction with County Highway BB. It is a short walk to the east side of the field. There you will stand next to a precipice bluff/cliff. If you suffer from vertigo be careful as it's a long way down. The view of Lake Mishigami (Michigan) is breathtaking as you scan from north to east to south. Even with the lake so high there is a thin beach down there. Although climbing down the bluff is not for the unfit and timid. But if you really, really want to see the layers of forest come and gone you need to see the bluffs; and that means getting down there' Other than this, the old field is a nice place to meander, walk your dog or find a spot to lay out your picnic blanket. Keep in mind there is almost always wind. If you are a geologist or a paleobotanist this place could supply fodder for a Masters' thesis. For the rest of us it's a windswept field with dangerous bluffs on one side. Still, if you appreciate gorgeous views of a beautiful lake, it would behoove you to take the short drive north of "Trivers" and check this area out. Climb down, if you have the cojones.