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Situated perfectly on 58 acres of beautiful, wooded land, Door County KOA is your gateway to the natural beauty and rural charm of local Green Bay communities. Door County, Wisconsin, is a peninsula that extends between Lake Michigan and Green Bay. This area is known for its 300 miles of shoreline that boast calm waters, limestone cliffs, and a fascinating history unique to this strategic shipping corridor. From our campground, you can set out for an unforgettable adventure to one of the area's many attractions. Just a short drive from your campsite, you will find parks featuring stunning lakes and remarkable trails as well as quaint communities offering a variety of fun and exciting activities. We have a cozy experience for every kind of camper, from those who love to rough it in the great outdoors to visitors who prefer a bit more comfort. Whether you are traveling with the kids and your four-legged friend or looking for a couples getaway, book your stay at our 250 site Sturgeon Bay campground — your Wisconsin camping oasis.
From Green Bay, Wisconsin Head southeast on E Walnut St toward N Madison St 0.2 mi. Turn left at the 2nd cross street onto N Monroe Ave 0.4 miles. Continue onto WI-57 N/University Ave. Continue to follow WI-57 N Pass by Subway (on the left in 2.2 mi) 27.7 miles. Turn left onto Co Rd D/County C (signs for County Road C). Continue to follow County C 3.7 miles. Turn right onto Co Rd K/County Trunk K 1.5 miles. Turn left onto Lovers Lane 0.4 miles. Turn left onto Quietwoods Circle.
Super clean KOA. 5 night stay staff was very friendly. Restrooms and showers very clean. The camp store closes at 5pm. That's a bit strange to me. They pick up trash at your site everyday. Nice swimming pools a kiddie water play area, and a water slide. Plenty of weekend activities. Highly recommended for families or couples.
The drive in can be confusing, however once you get there it all makes sense. It is one of the nicest KOAs in the country, and believe me I've been to over 20 of them across the Pacifi NW, central and Midwest. Their sites and amenities are top notch. My wife and I enjoyed night walks around the charming permanent neighborhoods and sit by the bonfires at night. Highly recommend this KOA. Not a whole lot to do outside the park like restaurants etc, so come prepared with everything you'll need. Dog friendly park. We were in a 36ft 5th wheel in one of their deluxe sites. We stayed there in August 2022 for 2 nights.
We stayed in a premium site with a view that was Beautiful watching the trees reach their full October colors. The site with the stone patio,grill and a place for the pup to play was perfect. I would recommend going in October if you like seeing the trees change. We are KOA Members because of the staff and sites.
Campground was clean and had lots of activities. Staff in the office were friendly and helpful. They have a lot of different kinds of sites which is nice. Most KOA's are right off the highway and this one is located off the beaten path. Nice and quiet! Not a lot of signage to direct us to the campground, but GPS helps with that. Perfect location for exploring Door County and Green Bay. We'll definitely be back!
Deluxe cabin #263 looked exactly how it did in the pictures, and it was a pretty private spot up against the pond and the trees. It came equipped with all the necessities: linens, cookware, eating/grilling utensils. The campground seems well maintained and is very dog and family friendly.
HOWEVER, many of the other reviews are right regarding the hot water smelling like sulfur. It quite literally smells like rotten eggs, and the smell fills the entire cabin when the water is turned on. We ended up using the communal shower area attached to the main office that was a 30 second walk away. It was very clean, and the water was a bit more tolerable.
I really hope this place does something about the water. For $160 a night, guests shouldn’t have to smell like they bathed in rotten eggs.
