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- Email: Peninsula State Park
- Phone: tel:+1-920-868-3258
Peninsula State Park
Description
Considered Wisconsin's most complete park, Peninsula offers 468 campsites, three group camps, a summer theater, an 18-hole golf course, sand beach, bike trails, a lighthouse and eight miles of Door County shoreline. The rollicking waves that skip towards Peninsula's sky high bluffs are part of the Niagara Escarpment.
Location
County: Door
Parks_Topic Contact_Peninsula
9462 Shore Rd.
Fish Creek , WI 54212
United States
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Sunset Watercolors
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Discover what makes sunsets colorful while watching the sun set over the bay, then create your own. Meet at Welcker’s Point. All materials will be provided
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Do you know what poison ivy looks like?
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Do you know what poison ivy looks like? Drop in at the White Cedar Nature Center to find out or test your knowledge.
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Places of the Park: Sentinel Trail
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Join the naturalist for an easy 0.75-mile hike along Sentinel Trail near Eagle Tower. Walk along while observing and learning about the forest.
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Art in Nature: Leaf Watercolor
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Why do leaves change color in the fall? Find out at the White Cedar Nature Center as we create watercolor leaf rubbings.
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Wildlife Wonders: Opossums
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Join us at the White Cedar Nature Center for hands-on activities and a short talk about what makes this creature so unique.
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Art in Nature: Leaf Watercolor
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Why do leaves change color in the fall? Find out at the White Cedar Nature Center as we create watercolor leaf rubbings.
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Places of the Park: White Cedar Nature Trail
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Join the naturalist for a half-mile hike along the trail by the White Cedar Nature Center. Discover more about the center’s history, plants and animals.
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Nature Journaling
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Take some time to relax and get creative as we craft our own nature journals at the White Cedar Nature Center.
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Places of the Park: Sentinel Trail
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Join us for an easy 0.75-mile hike along Sentinel Trail near Eagle Tower. Walk along while observing and learning about the forest.