Parks_Topic Contact_Peninsula
- Email: Peninsula State Park
- Phone: tel:+1-920-868-3258
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.
Website: Peninsula State Park
County: Door
9462 Shore Rd.
Fish Creek , WI 54212
United States
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Soar on over to Weborg Point to go birding in the best spot in the park! Complete a scavenger hunt to win a prize.
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Dig into the past at the Fossil Hunt! Learn how fossils form, then search for your own hidden treasures like a real paleontologist. Perfect for curious kids and families. Meet at the Tennison Bay playground by the boat launch.
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Swing by the White Cedar Nature Center to celebrate Smokey the Bears Birthday. Work through fire safety stations to earn some Smokey swag!
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Tweet tweet! What’s that bird? What is it saying? Listen to the bright sounds of the forest as we hike Sentinel Trail. Meet at Eagle Tower. Binoculars will be provided.
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Come learn the basics of how to shoot a compound bow at the White Cedar Nature Center, all equipment is provided. Ages 10+ only.
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Come on down to Weborg Point to learn the basics of how to fish. Gain practice with skills such as baiting a hook, casting, and safely releasing your catch. Ages 16+ will need a fishing license to participate.
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Take a relaxing hike and view nature through a new lens while learning some photography tips and tricks. Meet at the White Cedar Nature Center.
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There is a knot for every kind of job. Learn how to tie basic knots that can help you in your everyday life. Then put your skills to the test with a knot tying craft that you can take home!
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Soar on over to Weborg Point to go birding in the best spot in the park! Complete a scavenger hunt to win a prize.
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Who makes that buzz sound high in the trees? What’s making that chirping noise? Drop-in at the White Cedar Nature Center to find out what crawls, flies, and buzzes in the heat of the summer night on a sheet illuminated with UV black light.