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Door County

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Overview of Door County Vacation Rentals

Is a Vacation Knocking? Get to Door County

The awe-inspiring beauty of Door County in Wisconsin will have you wanting more year after year. More than 300 miles of breathtaking shoreline will greet you along with boasting harbors, quiet coves, sandy beaches, and plenty of outdoor fun. With a dozen county parks, five state parks, and 10 lighthouses, it is no wonder that Door County resorts are some of the most popular vacation destinations in the area.

Check the Weather at the Door

Door County has a climate all its own. Because the region is a narrow peninsula and surrounded by the water of Lake Michigan, the lake moderates the temperatures throughout the year. It can make the winters quite cold but generally mild and the summers quite cool and less humid. This means that even in the gentlest of seasons, it is wise to have a sweater or warmer clothing at night. But no matter what the weather is like, Door County is a great place for both outdoor and indoor fun! Just remember to pack an umbrella, some warm clothes, and your bathing suit--depending on the time of year, of course!

Getting to Door County Lodging

There are plenty of ways in and out of Door County which is terrific since it is a highly coveted vacation destination. Many visitors enjoy driving in as the routes are quite scenic. The major highways leading in and out of Door County are I-94, I-43, Highway 57, Highway 310, and Highway 42. Just remember to drive carefully, especially in the winter months. Additionally, the speed limits are lower in Door County and the local law enforcement and state troopers are always on the lookout for speeders. You do not want to ruin your vacation with a speeding ticket. The best airport is Austin Straubel International Airport in Green Bay.

How to Explore Door County

Nature will definitely be calling your name when you stay in Door County vacation rentals. You will jump at the chance to go out sailing, cruising, fishing, boating, hiking, or biking; you can also just relax on the beaches. The wealth of water-based recreation in Door County happens right on Green Bay and Lake Michigan. If you want to get a look at the surrounding area, take a day trip to Washington Island. If golf is your game, some of the most scenic courses are right there! For those looking for a little culture, there is no shortage of artist galleries, music and performing arts, and museums throughout the area.

Fun Family Adventure

Just minutes away from any Door County lodging, you will find plenty of family fun and adventure. If hiking is not for everyone in your family, think about renting bikes, mopeds, scooters, or even a segway to explore the state park trails. If you would like a sky-high adventure, take an airplane ride over Door County. You are sure to see some sights that you have never seen before! For those of you that love the water, sail the bays and explore the islands, lighthouses, and many bluffs. Horseback riding, a day at the beach, trolley tours, farm tours, and county parks are other ideas of how to spend your days. Because Door County has such a diverse list to offer, everyone in your family is sure to find something to enjoy.

A Way to Escape it All

If outdoor adventure is not your cup of tea, there are ways to escape it all in Door County. There is plenty of shopping in the area's quaint little towns as well as plenty of galleries and museums. If pampering is something that will really float your boat, there are some excellent spas and salons that will melt your cares away. After a day of rest and relaxation, dine at one of the unique and award-winning restaurants or attend a traditional Door County Fish Boil. With all these options, it seems obvious why Door County has been named one of the top 10 vacation spots in North America.

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