Baileys Harbor lures RV travelers with its jagged Lake Michigan bluffs and the Ridges Sanctuary's ancient dunes. Five parks cluster here, from wooded retreats to waterfront spots. Base your rig amid cherry orchards and lighthouse treks for Door County's serene north shore escape.
Baileys Harbor anchors Door County's quiet tip, where Cana Island Lighthouse stands on a tidal causeway you cross by tractor wagon. Hike boardwalks through the Ridges Sanctuary's globally rare wetlands. Paddle Moonlight Bay's clear waters. Savor cherry pies from roadside stands along Highway 57, especially during July's harvest festival.
RV parks here match every camper's vibe. Families love Baileys Grove Campground's WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, and dump station, starting at $49 a night. Groups pick Beantown Campground for its spacious sites, WiFi, showers, and 50-amp power from $45. Solo adventurers seek Baileys Woods Campground's tree-shaded privacy. Budget travelers hit Camp Cuesta for simple sites close to town.
Baileys Harbor shines for its Lake Michigan beaches and Ridges Sanctuary wetlands. This Door County village draws hikers to boardwalks over fragile dunes and birders spotting rare species. Kayakers launch from Moonlight Bay, while visitors tour Cana Island Lighthouse across a rocky shoal. Cherry picking peaks in July along nearby orchards.
Find five RV parks right in Baileys Harbor: Baileys Grove Campground, Baileys Woods Campground, Beantown Campground, and Camp Cuesta. Baileys Grove offers WiFi, showers, 50-amp, and dump station from $49 nightly. Beantown provides group sites, WiFi, showers, and 50-amp from $45, all steps from Lake Michigan trails.
Yes, Baileys Grove and Beantown Campgrounds offer 50-amp hookups. These sites pair with showers and WiFi at Baileys Grove, ideal for big rigs. Beantown adds group areas, keeping you powered near Ridges Sanctuary hikes from $45 to $49 per night.
