Parks_Topic Contact_Potawatomi
- Email: Potawatomi State Park
- Phone: tel:+1-920-746-2890
Potawatomi State Park on the shore of Sturgeon Bay in southern Door County, has 1,200 acres of gently rolling upland terrain bordered by steep slopes and rugged limestone cliffs. The park is named in honor of the tribe that inhabited Green Bay’s shores and islands when Europeans first settled the area. The tribe called themselves Bo-De-Wad-Me which means "keeper of the fire." Eventually the spelling and pronunciation were changed to Potawatomi.
Website: Potawatomi State Park
County: Door
3740 Cty Hwy PD
Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235
United States
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Come drop in at the nature center to make various arts and crafts like animal bookmarks, origami and paper mosaics while learning about local animals you may encounter in the park.
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Join the Door Peninsula Astronomical Society (DPAS) at the Old Ski Hill Overlook in Potawatomi State Park to look at the sun (safely!) through their solar telescope.
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Join us for our weekly campfire night where we’ll play nature trivia to compete for glory and prizes!
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Join us on the part of the Ice Age Trail where we'll talk about the impacts of the glaciers and county history.
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Guest speaker Whitney Froelick, owner of Wild Birds Unlimited in Green Bay, will give a presentation on backyard birds.
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Often referred to as nature’s carpenters, woodpeckers hammer away all day.
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Stop by the nature center to make some cool artwork and crafts using leaf printing. Bringing your own shirts or additional materials to print on is encouraged, but basic supplies for paper crafts will be provided. Explore the different ways leaves…
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Join us for our weekly campfire night where we’ll play nature jeopardy to compete for glory and prizes!
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Pick up your first clue at the park office to get started on an adventure all throughout the park.
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Join us on the part of the Tower Trail where we'll talk about how color is used in nature along with a scavenger hunt activity. The trail is on a dirt path that is fairly flat and some minor level changes and curves. This 1-mile looped trail goes…