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After a great vacation in Door County, we wanted to let you all know about what’s happening in the upcoming months. Here is a list of fun activities for the entire family:
August 30 – Marina Fest – Sister Bay
September 6-7 – D.C. Century Ride
September 20 – Autumnfest – Bailey’s Harbor
September 20 – Harvest Fest – Sturgeon Bay
September 26 – Great Days Art Tour – Gills Rock
September 26-28 – Fish Creek Inside Out Sale
September 27 – Harvest Fest – Orchard Country, Fish Creek
October 4 – Run Wild – Potawatomi Park
October 11-12 – Pumpkin Patch Festival
October 11-12 – Townline Art Fair – Ephraim
October 17-19 – Fall Festival – Sister Bay
October 18 – DC Fall 50 Long Distance Run
Special thanks to Walter “Corky” Hellyer who was partly responsible for this calendar of events.
Thanks to DoorCounty.com for the great video about PC Junction, a great family restaurant in Door County Wisconsin. We take our kids to PC Junction every year and they love it. From the slide out front to the train that brings around your lunch or dinner, PC Junction is definitely a restaurant I recommend in Door County.
The White Fish Dunes is a great place to enjoy summer days in Door County. Travel and Leisure Magazine included this beach as one of their top 20 in the country in their July 2007 issue.
Visit a Door County State Park today and let us know what you think. Thanks to DoorCounty.com for their great footage.
If you haven’t been to Door County, WI yet, you are missing out. It is arguably the best family vacation destination in the Mid-West.
Special thanks to DoorCounty.com for this aerial view of what Door County has to offer:
This won’t be new news to most of our readers, but since we’re getting the word out more and more online about one of the best family vacation destinations in the Mid-West, we figured Door County visitors should know why they have to eat at Al Johnson’s:
1. The Goats on the Roof!
Even my little three year old talks about the place where the “goats eat all the grass off the roof…” FYI, many may think this is a Swedish tradition but it’s not. According to one of the native Swede’s that I talked to in the gift shop, the grass on the roof is tradition but the goats was something they did for fun and it stuck. I’d say it is one of the big draws and for this, it gets NUMBER 1!
2. The Swedish Pancakes with strawberries and whipped cream.
There isn’t too much I have to say about this. Just look at the picture and let your mouth water!
3.The Best Family Atmosphere.
Everyone in our family loves this place. We don’t have to worry about the kids being a bit rambunctious and the food is amazing. It’s definitely one of those family traditions that, when we go to Door County, it’s a no-brainer that we’re eating at Al Johnson’s.
I’m sure the list could go on and on.
Why co you like Al Johnson’s Swedish Restaurant? Give the Door County restaurant a review.
The Farm in Door County, WI. Caleb’s a bit concerned.
Pirate’s Cove in Door County, Wisconsin. A great family outing.
Water skiing on Kangaroo Lake.
The beauty of the catch in Lake Michigan.
My two raving beauties. Madi has grown so much.
I look forward to another great year in Door County – it’s the best family vacation destination in the Mid-West.