Washington Island lures RV campers with its ferry-only seclusion and Lake Michigan shipwrecks. Pitch your tent or rig at Washington Island Camping Retreat or Rock Island State Park Campground. Bike hidden trails and chase sunsets from $41 a night in Door County's wild north.
Washington Island thrusts from Lake Michigan's tip, a ferry hop from Northport's docks. Detroit Harbor buzzes with bikes for rent; Jackson Harbor hides shipwrecks for divers. Sand Dunes Beach draws shell hunters, while Rock Island's trails demand a passenger ferry and sturdy legs. The Lavender Farm blooms in summer, scents wafting over Stolpstad Caverns' cool depths.
Washington Island Camping Retreat suits connected families with WiFi and $41 rates near Detroit Harbor. Rock Island State Park Campground fits groups and pet owners; drinking water flows at pet-friendly sites. Launch kayaks from either base to paddle Jackson Harbor or hike Rock Island's car-free paths.
Washington Island stands out for shipwrecks, beaches, and bike trails in Door County's north. Divers probe Jackson Harbor's wrecks; cyclists conquer 25 miles of paths from Detroit Harbor. Passenger ferries to Rock Island add wilderness hikes without cars. Summer's Lavender Farm draws crowds for fields and caverns.
Washington Island Camping Retreat and Rock Island State Park Campground top the list. Retreat sits near Detroit Harbor with WiFi from $41 a night. Rock Island demands a passenger ferry but supplies group sites, pets allowed, and drinking water.
Yes, Rock Island State Park Campground welcomes pets at its sites. Drinking water supports furry companions on group adventures via passenger ferry. Washington Island Camping Retreat requires direct checks; most island spots favor leashed pets on trails.