A must do if you're in Fish Creek! So glad we made the time, we had a wonderful experience and the…read moreviews were incredible. Our boat was captained by Brian and his deck hand/entertainment of the night was Ben; both very professional and got us out and back in safely. Ben was fantastic on the acoustic guitar, excellent voice and sense of humor. It was a small group when we went but he still worked the crowd. The boat was clean and I appreciated that they had binoculars available in each bench seat so you could take advantage of seeing the sights. Ben also does some of the scenic tours so he threw in a few nuggets of info about the area in between songs but overall the focus was on the music and enjoying the views. Sunset was perfect! Would highly recommend.

We had a terrific time on our sunset boat tour with Allen & Dave. The weather was perfect, the boat…read moreclean with safety procedures covered, and narration / guitar playing was entertaining.

I was running late for the airport and the excellent Andrew got me there on time! Way to go!read more

We were scheduled for pick up from the Green Bay airport at 11 PM and were to be delivered home in…read moreSturgeon Bay. Two days before, I received an email stating they wouldn't be able to do it because their van wasn't running. I had to scramble to find an alternative. I would be hesitant to use them again, especially if I were coming from Milwaukee or Chicago. The service to the Green Bay airport was excellent. The driver even showed up a little earlier than the designated 3 AM time.

We stayed in door County for a week and just so happen to pass this location. Let me start off by…read moresaying that supper clubs are a different monster than normal restaurants I believe this location is only open certain days during the week. Upon arrival we could see that the hostess or floor manager I am not sure which position she held was a little snappy and a little under pressure which of course is not the best way to start dinner. Upon sitting down after about a 20 minute wait we opened up our napkins and noticed that there was a hair and some dried or crusty food on a few of our napkins. The salt shakers look like they haven't been replaced since the creation of the facility however if I digress the food was very good and after being seated we waited for about 15 to 20 minutes before a server came to us but she was phenomenal once she took our table. We would try them again but I hope from a hygiene perspective they take a little bit more pride in cleaning the utensils and amenities throughout the restaurant

I recently saw Mr. G's advertised on a Travel Wisconsin page as one of those "must try" supper…read moreclubs scattered throughout our state. Seeing the ad coincided nicely with a planned Door County wedding anniversary day trip for my wife and I. It seems every time we visit Door County we are always traveling the west side of the peninsula. Mr. G's is on the east side and right on Hwy 57. This worked nicely in forcing us to drive south from Sister Bay with a focus on hitting Mr. G's. This place is definitely an old school Wisconsin supper club. Pretty certain the building hasn't had a full remodel in years and why would you when you have that classic look going on. Retro is coming back. So what makes a supper club. Sitting at the bar having an old fashioned or two. A cheese & cracker tray and in this case chips/salsa as well. A pre meal salad bar of course is a must for a true supper club. For our entrees we went with the full rack of ribs and the ribeye. My wifes steak was prepared just as ordered and had a hint of buttery goodness with each bite. They boast award winning ribs. They were fall off the bone tender with excellent flavor. The ribs come with two sauce choices (cherry flavor & original). I went with the classic and was pleased with the spice. My wife also ordered her entree with the potato pancakes which is not something always offered as an option. Our waitress Jean was attentive throughout and offered excellent input on the history of the restaurant and what to order. We had an excellent experience and may have to consider visiting the east side of the peninsula more often.

Mostly large sites with partial to full hook ups. They have incredible play spaces for kids,…read moreincluding a pool with slides. The seasonal folks are friendly as well is the staff. The location is ideal for touring the peninsula. Sites are meticulously maintained.

Excellent campground! We were extremely happy with our stay here. Amenities were exceptionally…read moreclean and well maintained, staff was super friendly and helpful, and sites were large and private. We are planning to return next year!

We just had a nice experience here for 3 nights. For the reasonable price you can't beat this…read moreplace. It was $200/night cheaper than the Inn we stayed at last year! The room was spacious. WiFi worked very well. TV was a bit tricky but the owner got us on the right track and it worked great. The owners are very nice, accommodation people. It is in a good location for Sturgeon Bay and Baileys Harbor and it did not take very long to go across to the Green Bay side of the peninsula via some charming country roads.

This was our first time stay here for one night yesterday night. They have two, bathroom, table and…read more2 chairs. They were very nice, clean and they are friendly staff.!!! I would recommend this place.

I do not know who is checking to make sure people are doing their jobs. The landscaping in the park…read morelooks like crap! Also cleaning the bathroom because the north bath house was supposed to be cleaned and it looks like it was never touched for days!! Like there was shit on the walls more then 2 days!! And ALL THE SHOWERS need to be cleaned... There is mold on the ceiling in the north showers house. I think I should call the health inspector about this stuff!!

The campground is nice and we had a great time, but I'm extremely disappointed that their rates…read moreinclude amenities that haven't been available all summer. We were there July 18-20th of 2025 and the water slides have not been operating all summer. It's understandable if the unexpected happens, but for them to knowingly charge for something that isn't available and not informing guests prior to arriving at the pool to use the water slides feels shady.

This is our second year here. First time it was just the wife and I, now we brought the kids up and…read morestayed for an extend trip. Overall we have been happy with our stay. Our site fits the needs of our family and camper size. The amenities have been good, though at times the bathrooms may need more attention. I don't fault the staff, it's really the campers who need to be better about their bathroom habits. Pool, park and site are awesome. Kids love riding around on their bikes. Overall a good place and would recommend others. It's a great location thats hard to beat between egg harbor and fish creek.

It's a nice campground, but the brush and debris really need to be cleaned up. This could be a…read moregreat campground if they cleared out the overgrown areas and removed the branches and brush lying around. Also, note that the rules do not allow you to burn branches, so you can't burn any of the debris yourself even if it's in your campsite. See pictures... Another thing that stood out is their rule about dogs. According to the rules (see photos), they don't want you leaving your dogs unattended if you leave the campground...even if they're secured inside your own RV.

A review of Door County/FAQ for some of the people who have given less than perfect reviews to…read morecertain Door County establishments and for those who are new to Door County and the Door County lifestyle: A few things about Door County. Firstly, there is a very good reason for the visitors tax. DC is a completely separate entity from the rest of the state&essentially from the country at large. Its almost completely sustainable by itself. It has it's own economy. That economy is run almost completely on tourism. You are paying for the luxury of an old-fashioned sustainable economy, the likes of which you won't find elsewhere (well, maybe in Cape Cod or The Hamptons). You must consider this when visiting. The taxes you pay when staying in and while eating, shopping, etc. in Door County go to a good cause. As the county is almost entirely separate and sustainable in its own right, any extra money you pay either in taxes or just during your visit in general goes to a great cause and is used to keep the county running in the future in the way that it has been able to do these past thirty or forty years. In my opinion, we are very fortunate to be able to have such a place available to us in the United States in this day and age. As to the county 'closing at 9pm,' a criticism that I don't find to be entirely fair, which I've found in several reviews of DC establishments, it depends on what time of year you're visiting of course, although I know plenty of places all over the peninsula that are open late year round. Try JJ's/La Puerta or Husby's in Sister Bay next time, or Shipwrecked Pub or Mojo Rosa's in Egg Harbor. There are many options available in downtown Sturgeon Bay as well, or book a late night tour of the peninsula or a pub crawl at Lautenbach's in Fish Creek. You'll have a blast! Also, check out the Door County Visitor's Bureau's awesome show on YouTube for more ideas for Door County fun! Visiting in the winter? Try a midnight horseback ride or a nighttime ski or snowshoe walk. There is always lots to do in Door County!