Activities
It has the best features Lake Michigan can offer. We have sandy beaches, thousands of acres of public lands to explore, excellent water sports such as kayaking or boating, premier salmon and trout fishing and historic lighthouses
As the snow starts stacking up, our dormant orchards and frozen wetlands become off road highways for snowmobiles and fat biking. Silent sports dominate the miles of trails with hiking, snowshoeing and skiing. Look for the * symbol to find the local restaurants, shops, points of interest and lodging options that stay open all year long. If you want to join us for some local fun, Winter Rally on the Roo and the Door County Pond Hockey Tournament are sure to rid you of that cabin fever.
which means Lake Michigan comes to life with stellar activities like brown trout fishing and spotting shipwrecks through our crystal clear waters. Miles of nature trails come alive to forage, bird watch, or reconnect with mother earth. Our Annual Brown Trout Tournament in April, and the Blessing of the Fleet Festival in May, mark the beginnings of the fishing season and are can’t miss events for those that love to get out on the water.
The culinary scene is in full swing during the summer months providing endless options for eating local. A must stop is our weekly Farmers Markets every Sunday with live concerts in the park. Come hungry, grab lunch from local vendors, listen to great music and shop for all your home goods and fresh produce.
Cooler weather, crisp air and changing leaves blanket the harbor and allow for self-reflection. The miles of backroads provide great ways to slow down, cruise the countryside and snap some pics of nature at its finest. Join us for Autumnfest where you’ll find great music, spectacular local cuisine and a Midwest welcome you won’t find anywhere else.
It has the best features Lake Michigan can offer. We have sandy beaches, thousands of acres of public lands to explore, excellent water sports such as kayaking or boating, premier salmon and trout fishing and historic lighthouses
Baileys Harbor offers over 6,000 acres of natural lands for your exploring pleasure. Whether you seek water to calm your nerves, enjoy searching for rare species of plants and animals, or love a good hike through the woods, Baileys Harbor has it all.
Baileys Harbor has quite a wide range of stores offering up everything from Door County memorabilia to designer house wares to amazing wineries to snorkeling gear and kayaks. Be sure to stop in at all of the places and check out some of the most unique gifts in Door County.
Staying true to our family friendly ways, we have several parks and beaches to occupy families of all ages. All of our beaches are pet friendly so please clean up after your pets to ensure they stay that way.
As the snow starts stacking up, our dormant orchards and frozen wetlands become off road highways for snowmobiles and fat biking. Silent sports dominate the miles of trails with hiking, snowshoeing and skiing. Look for the * symbol to find the local restaurants, shops, points of interest and lodging options that stay open all year long. If you want to join us for some local fun, Winter Rally on the Roo and the Door County Pond Hockey Tournament are sure to rid you of that cabin fever.
Whether you are visiting or living in Baileys Harbor, we are sure you will find these services helpful.