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7 Activities That Make Cave Point County Park the Best Park in Door County!

Cave Point County Park

We love this County park and so will you!

Cave Point County Park is one of the top destinations located in between Sturgeon Bay and Jacksonport, Door County!  It is a picturesque spot that has an abundance of family activities to do in and around it with a guide or without, during winter, spring, fall or summer.   Since it isn’t one of the 5 gems of the Door County parks, a lot of people overlook this amazing county park!  However, it is one of the area’s best spots to visit on your Door County Vacation. The coves, caves, turquoise waters, and beautiful Lake Michigan views make this County park a definite for your Door County vacation.

How do you get to Cave Point County Park?

After visiting Cave Point County Park, make sure to check out Whitefish Bay Dunes State Park. It’s right around the corner and one of the 5 gems of Door County.

Address for your GPS: 5360 Schauer Rd, Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235 | coordinates:44.930551, -87.174094 |

Driving Time from nearby cities

From Milwaukee 2.5 Hours
From Madison 3.5 Hours
From Green Bay 1 Hours
From Wausau 2.5 Hours
From Minneapolis 5 Hours
From Chicago 4.25 Hours

Cave Point Sights and Things to Do

Within the peninsula’s 19 county parks, Cave Point is the most breathtaking. Our guide on what to do is below.

Can you Swim at Cave Point County Park?

Yes, as long as it’s calm, you can swim at Cave Point County Park.  There are only a few spots to get in and out of the water, so make sure you have some athletic ability before you jump in.  And make sure you don’t cliff jump before checking out the depth.  You won’t really be able to experience or see the caves from the land, but you will be able to see Devil’s Bathtub(nicknamed by one of our past kayak guides). There are plenty of caves under the water too, but those are best left to the scuba divers and snorkelers.  The dolomite rock has been eaten away by waves for many years and when the water is rough, this is a great place to get photos of the water splashing up against the limestone and launching into the air.  Just be careful, each year, cave point county park claims lives; Marines, photographers, even kayakers.  Just another reason to go with the extra safety of a guide on a 2 hour kayak tour or a half day kayak tour.