Vacation Rentals in Door County

Vacation Rentals in Door County

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Highlights Door County

  • Historic lighthouses and Belgian chapels
  • Enjoying the scenery on Washington Island
  • Fishing on Lake Michigan
  • Scenic 19th century fishing villages
  • Easy access to Green Bay

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    Current Vacation rental prices Door County

    $332for 2 Nov - 9 Nov
    $408 annual average
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    35%for 2 Nov - 9 Nov
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    Vacation Rentals in Door County

    Stay in a Historic Fishing Cottage in Door County

    Thanks to its long fishing tradition, Door County is full of atmospheric properties near the shore. From {{Sturgeon Bay}{180728} to Washington Island, the peninsular is packed with wooden homes which front onto Lake Michigan. Have space to moor a charter boat, as well as all of the bedrooms, lounge areas, and parking spaces your family could need.

    Find a Modern Vacation Rental in Door County's Charming Villages

    Along with historic homes, Door County is also home to plenty of recently built cabin properties and apartments that have everything vacationers could require. They can be found in almost all of the county's villages, such as Egg Harbor or Fish Creek. Many of them provide comfortable TV rooms, spacious kitchens, multiple bathrooms, and convenient access to the area's markets and restaurants.

    Holiday in Door County, WI

    Orientation

    Enjoy one of the North Country's Finest Resorts

    Located in northern Wisconsin, Door County is a beautiful summer destination, with magical scenery, food and drink to die for, local festivals, and history everywhere you look.

    Getting to Know Door County

    The county occupies the Door Peninsular, which juts out into Lake Michigan, just north of Green Bay. There is a string of fishing villages along the coast, as well as a group of islands at the tip of the promontory - the most famous of which is Washington Island.

    How to Reach Door County

    The easiest way to get to Door County is flying into Green Bay-Austin Straubel Airport, which is served by American Eagle, United, and Delta. You could take Greyhound services into Green Bay from Chicago, or drive via I-41, then Highway 57.

    Activities in Door County

    A Great Food and Drink Destination

    The county is famous for its cherry farms, which invite visitors to pick their own, as well as its "fish boils" - an appetising and healthy Scandinavian import.

    A Wonderful Place to Head for History Fans

    Door County has some magical historical attractions, including a cluster of 19th century lighthouses, the 1850s architecture of Ephraim, and the engaging Historical Museum.

    A Superb Place for Nature Lovers

    Door County's natural beauty is its main attraction. It's on full display at Peninsular State Park, the beaches of Washington Island, and the dramatic limestone bluffs which line the coast.

    Door County is named after Pont-des-Morts ("Death's Door"), the strait between the peninsular and Washington Island, which itself took its name from Native American tales, not the dangers posed to shipping by the local rocks.

    Top 5 Things to Do in Door County

    1. Visit Washington Island

    Located just off the tip of Door County, Washington Island is a great place to try a fish boil, buy a handmade quilt at the Sievers School of Fiber Arts, or explore the island via UTV with the Island Adventure Company.

    2. See Wisconsin's Oldest Lighthouses

    Take the short ferry ride to Rock Island which is even less spoiled than Washington Island. It's home to an elegant 1850s lighthouse and a just-as-beautiful boathouse built by millionaire Chester Thordarson in 1929.

    3. Go Cherry Picking

    The freshest fruit you're ever likely to taste can be picked during cherry season (July and August), or you can head to the area in spring to enjoy the magnificent spectacle of cherry blossom as far as the eye can see.

    4. Watch a Packers Game

    Green Bay might not be in Door County, but it's right next 'door', meaning that football fans can mix up fall breaks with tickets to Lambeau Field.

    5. Visit the Area's Belgian Chapels

    Door County's 19th century Belgian arrivals built some truly exquisite chapels along the peninsular. These tiny Catholic shrines are almost unique in the USA, and well worth touring by car.

    Useful Information

    Understand Door County's Rich History

    Before you arrive, it helps to understand a little about who populated Door County. That way, the distinctive fish dishes and chapels of the area are easier to comprehend. As with many places, Door County received many Swedish arrivals from the 1850s onward. But Belgian Walloons also arrived in their thousands, creating an unusual cultural mix.

    When to Visit Door County

    Wisconsin has warm, relatively short summers (between late June and early September) and long, very cold winters, so plan accordingly. Don't discount a winter break, as the peninsular's trails are a popular snowmobiling and cross-country skiing spot. And both the fall and spring bring foliage and blossoms which have to be seen to be believed.

    Events to Attend in Door County

    There's plenty going on in Door County, from Egg Harbor's Pumpkin Festival in the fall, to Fish Creek's fun-packed Winter Festival in early February, and the "Season of Blossoms" which starts in April and features gallery openings, foodie events and live music across the region.

    FAQs: Vacation Rentals in Door County

    What is the average price for vacation rentals in Door County?

    We can see from last year that Door County had an average price of $298 per night, a relatively high one compared to the destinations in the USA.

    During which months are vacation rentals cheaper in Door County?

    According to last year, the months with the cheapest prices in Door County are January, February and November, with average prices of $235, $237, and $249, respectively.

    When does the price of vacation rentals in Door County go up the most?

    When it comes to looking for a vacation rental in Door County, the months when you will pay the most are, in order of highest to lowest, July, August and September, with average prices per night of $374, $369, and $358, respectively.

    Are there usually many vacation rentals available in Door County?

    It is better to plan ahead in Door County as only 20% of the accommodations remain free throughout the year, according to last year's data.

    Which months offer the highest availability?

    The months that offer the most accommodation options are, on average, December (with an availability of 40%), January (40%), and November (33%), according to the trends observed in the prior year.

    How many rentals are there in Door County?

    Our inventory features approximately 650 properties from 2 partners, giving you plenty of choices when searching for your next dream vacation rental!