Good signage to campground. Good area to park in order to register. Office very friendly and efficient. Access roads good within campground. Escort to site. The sites were large, flat and had full hook-up. Solid electricity and good water pressure. The campground was well maintained, quiet and a good location to visit the attractions of Door County. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is an excellent campground. Friendly host and everything we look for in a campground. The only reason I gave it a 9 is you had to go to the gameroom or sit outside the office before 9 AM to use the WI-FI. Would definitely be a 10 if you could access the WI-FI from your site. Be sure to visit the Maritime Museum and the County Historical Museum in Sturgeon Bay. If you golf be sure to do Peninsula State Park GC, but unless you are in excellent shape take a cart. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very clean and very quiet. The campground hosts were very helpful. We would stay there again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We had done extensive research on camping in Door County as this was an area we were completely unfamiliar with. As it turned out, this was a perfect choice for us. We camped in site 101 the week leading up to Memorial Day weekend. This campground is very clean, the bathrooms and showers were always very clean. The campground hosts were very accommodating and showed concern on us being comfortable. Campground had heated pool (but was not prepared yet as it was early in the season), small playground, game room with WiFi, small general store, "the best free popcorn in Door County" every night, some shaded spots with mature trees as well as an area that is big rig friendly with small to no trees and pull thru. The quaint downtown of Baileys Harbor is only a short walk down the road and the entire area has a small town feel. No Wal-Marts here. this side of the peninsula is the "quiet side". The other side of the peninsula is more tourist-like, and only a 15 minute drive with the tow vehicle. The only thing I did not like about the campground was that when we pulled into the campground entrance to register, we had to swing back thru the campground, exit thru the entrance, and re-enter thru the exit in order to back into our site. This may have been only akin to site 101, but it was not a big deal and the campground host lead us the entire way in her golf cart. The week before Memorial Day the area has tours of the area lighthouses. The county has plenty of fish boils, fish frys, wineries, marinas, and hiking and biking trails. Washington Island is a "must see" and a short ferry ride with your bike or vehicle. We stayed here in May 2006 and will stay there again. Other campgrounds in the Baileys Harbor area were not this nice and accommodating. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.