Great place to stop and see nature right on the shores of Lake Michigan! Great picnic spot and even…read moresaw a baby cub run through the forest. It was a relaxing getaway spot to rest!

Have camped here last two summers. Love the beach! You can walk for miles either way from the…read morecampground. This is a special place people return to every year. We like the shoulder season as I can imagine the playground could get busy and our kids are grown and we like just wave sounds...

Nice place to walk around and very pretty. Love that they have bathroom in the park and water…read morefountains.

Great place to stay with kids and the director of the park & recs is outstanding she goes above and…read morebeyond to help others. Love this place...

Simply the most beautiful spot in all of Wisconsin. This park has a nice campground along the…read morePeshtigo River, and the park itself has trails snaking all over. Stop in here for a breathtaking view of the Peshtigo from one of the picturesque foot bridges that criss cross the numerous islands and side channels and the entrance of Swamp Creek into the Peshtigo. The islands themselves have quaint little cabins that can be used to protect your food from the insects and the elements during a summer picnic, party, or family reunion. There are numerous grills and firepit/grills with chimneys. These things are so cool! The park looks like it should be teaming with trout because it is home to every type of prime trout habitat. Within 100 yards there are rapids, riffles, pools, runs, pocket water, sand and boulder structure, timber, and more. However, I have yet to ever see much less hook into anything. But it is nice to enjoy such a beautiful scene. There is a trail that connects this park to Goodman Park. Be careful to go left when nearing the beaver dam, as the trail skirts the damn, and it is treacherous if you are in a hurry.

This is the best Campground for families or just to get away! Love the owners, very accommodating…read moreand concerned for the campers when the weather doesn't cooperate. My kids love the Lake and all the fun floaties. We've been camping here for 13 years and love it!!

From the owner: Diamond Lake Campground in Porterfield, Wisconsin offers Family RV and tent camping, along with…read morecabin rentals, in the north woods of Wisconsin. Cabin200 wooded campsites for tent and RV camping. Sandy beach, lake, and picnic areas.

The only accessible sandy beach with fairly high waves in the immediate Green Bay area.read more

Beautiful park and campground. Nice for fishing or just bringing the family out for some fun.read more

Helpful and informative staff Beautiful bay/lake vistas…read more Water fowl aplenty Great hiking trails

Wow, do you want a hike and/or a view? Peninsula State Park won't disappoint you. Eagle Tower is…read moretruly extraordinary; the wood tower itself is beautiful and unique but the view is absolutely gorgeous. They've build a very long, safe ramp for easier access for those who can't /don't want to go up the steep steps. You definitely want to wear decent walking shoes or hiking boots depending on what you're planning on doing. A lot of the hiking is labeled very appropriately. What's marked as "Very Difficult" is VERY DIFFICULT! A lot of steep ups and downs with many tall, exposed roots. Lovely rock formations, brilliant nature and areas to creep off onto the rocky shore. Definitely trust the signs and wear the right shoes. Absolutely worth the work!

Started coming here last and the beach was clean of debris…read more Not so much this year. Still my favorite place to come. Just needs some attention

Nice family friendly park with a groomed beach. Pavilion always seems to have activity. Clean…read moreflush toilets, kids playground with swings. Across the street rough camping sites.

This island is definitely worth the ferry rides to get there. You can tour the lighthouse and hike…read morethe entire island. The lighthouse attendants are so friendly and knowledgeable. Very beautiful place to see.

Rock Island is, well, rocky. Make sure you have sturdy soled shoes or hiking boots because hiking…read morearound without them will sincerely tire out your feet. Unless you have your own boat access, you will take two boats to get there. The first is from the tip of the Door County peninsula to Washington Island, and the second is from Washington Island to Rock Island. Now, you may take your vehicle to Washington Island, but Rock Island is pedestrian traffic only. That is because there is nothing on it....it's uninhabited forest save for birds and some ground dwelling animals, like squirrels and chipmunks. You may hike around the island (it's large, but not huge, it doesn't take all day), and primitive camp. There are a few buildings you can visit and some you can even go in. Food and beverage is allowed, but you must bring it with you, and take all trash with you when you leave. Make sure to get back to the dock at one of the scheduled departure times, especially if you need to make the ferry back to the mainland. If you miss the last boat on either island, you're stuck until the following day. 6/2025

Come here... no question. We have site 519 and it's amazing. Ridiculously clean bathrooms, sites…read moreare raked before you show up. VERY friendly staff. We will be back and we live in southern Indiana.

What an absolutely wonderful campground. We've always been tent campers but decided to purchase a…read more22ft travel trailer mainly because we are the proud parents of a 100 lb bernedoodle puppy. We chose Wagon Trail Campground as our first adventure with both our trailer and our baby and all went beautifully. We reserved a full hookup site and we were beyond impressed. Every site it pretty private and wooded .. we loved it. We had a fabulous time, the store at WTC supplied everything we forgot to bring, their restroom and showered were cleaner than my own home, and our puppy enjoyed all the other 4 legged friends that were glamping along with us. We will definitely be back soon.