Located between Algoma and Sturgeon Bay.

SIZE: 144 acres, 12 miles long

The Ahnapee trail used to be an old railroad bed. 

Now, its crushed stone surface is a great platform for your personal exploration. 

The Ahnapee Trail has water access to the Ahnapee River and Stony Creek

This park is located in the township of Clay Banks.

SIZE: 6 acres

The park is maintained as a natural area, it has no restrooms but it is handicap accessible. 

Franke Park features a mile long walkway through the marshy woods. 

This park is located in the township of Clay Banks 11 miles south of Sturgeon Bay off CTY U.

SIZE: 8 acres

Robert LaSalle Park has a pebble beach on Lake Michigan, a flat grassy field, a small stream, and a natural amphitheater. 

It is said that the French explorer Robert LaSalle landed at this spot in 1679.

Take CTY U to Lake Ln. and drive to the end, turn left.

SIZE: 20 acres

By walking on the beach you can see the canal entrance and the Coast Guard station's Lighthouse. 

This park's sandy shores and beautiful sunrises make it a very special Lake Michigan hideaway.

Potawatomi Park is located in the township of Nasewaupee. The entrance is at 3740 Park Dr.

SIZE: 1200 acres

This park was created in 1928 on an old limestone quarry that the government used to use to build break walls. 

The Government Bluff Quarry operated from 1835 until 1885. 

One of the great attractions of this park is the 75 foot wooden observation tower that stands atop a 150 foot bluff. If you aren't afraid of heights and can climb stairs, you should really check this out! 

There is a small ski hill and ,13 miles of cross country ski trails.

Bay view Park is located at Madison Ave. and Strawberry Lane.

SIZE: 1 acre

While sitting at this picturesque park you can gaze at the shipyards across the bay.

This Park is located on Lansing Street.

SIZE: 6 acres

Located on Jefferson St.

Available for special events.

In the summer, there are stock car races held every Saturday evening.

Every August the Annual Door County Fair is hosted here.

This park has 3 full size soccer fields.

Located at the top of the hill at N. 9th Ave.

SIZE: 10 acre

The Sturgeon Bay East Side water tower is located on top of this hill among the trees. Enjoy the vita course and walking trails under the shade of old trees.

MARTIN PARK 

This park is located next to the Fred J. Peterson Memorial Pool on S. third Ave. 

There is a picnic table and playground equipment.

Located at Michigan St. and 14th Avenue.

SIZE: 20 acre

This large park is located on N. Third Ave.

SIZE: 600 acre

Sunset Park is one of the more popular parks in the county.

A lot of local events take place here, not the least of which is a great sunset. 

Located next to the shipyard, you can practically stand underneath one of the largest operating cranes in the world. 

There is also a duck pond, a frisbee golf course, and of course, plenty of space to play games.

Located on the hill, next to the old school on S. Madison Ave.

Located at Neenah and Oak St.

SIZE: 10 acres

Sawyer Park is the staging ground for the annual Bass Tournament.

Located at W. Juniper and Joliet streets.

SIZE: 3 acres

Otumba Park is a nice place with a good playground and sandy beach.

The Park is located in the township of Sevastopol about 5 miles north of Sturgeon bay while traveling up Bay Shore Dr.

SIZE: 9 acres

The county used to quarry some of its limestone for building from this site.The rock was loaded onto barges and shipped out. 

Now there are picnic tables and plenty of comfortable room to watch the sunset. 

This is a great place to go shore fishing. The boat launch has 2 lanes.

This Park is located on County Road TT

SIZE: 1200 acres

Portage Park has a great sandy beach that is one of Door County's best kept secrets.

Located in the township of Sturgeon Bay off CTY T on E. Shore road. 

SIZE: 2 acres

This Park is bordered by private property and serves as a Lake Michigan Access.