Parks_Topic Contact_Peninsula
- 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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Whose Scat is that?
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Have you ever stumbled upon something stinky that an animal left behind? Take a short hike around the White Cedar Nature Center with a naturalist to find out who pooped in the park.
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Exploring Your Parks & Camping 101
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Drop by to learn some tips on how to enjoy our parks, whether you are a regular visitor or a newbie.
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Reptile Hour
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Join Archie's Angels’ volunteers to learn about and meet some of their reptile and amphibian animal ambassadors.
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Whose Scat Is That?
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Take a short hike around the White Cedar Nature Center with a naturalist to find out who pooped in the park.
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Park Protectors: Trash Timeline
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Do you know how long it takes your trash to decompose? Drop-in to find out at Eagle Tower or test your knowledge.
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Touch A Truck
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Stop by Nicolet Beach to meet a park ranger, learn all about their important job and the tools of the trade, and get a close look at some of the cool vehicles and equipment they use.
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Wild Friends
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Join Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary naturalists to learn about and meet some of their wild friends with a live animal encounter.
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Survival Skills 101
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How should you prepare for a hike? Learn the basics of survival and test your skills by figuring out the 10 survival kit items.
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Run With A Ranger
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Come out each week and join our ranger for a run on various trails throughout the park.
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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.