Potawatomi State Park Group Campground

Closed — Closed for the season. All campsites are tentatively closed from January 1 through June 2026 due to major road construction and water line replacement. Standard camping season typically runs from early May through October.

About

The Group Campground at Potawatomi State Park provides an ideal setting for family reunions, youth groups, and other large gatherings in Door County, Wisconsin. The campground features four spacious group sites, each designed to accommodate up to 30 people. Two of these sites are equipped to handle trailers and motor homes, while the other two are designated for tent camping, offering flexibility for different camping styles. Located within the 1,200-acre Potawatomi State Park on the shores of Sturgeon Bay, groups have access to modern amenities including shower facilities and a sanitary dump station during the camping season. The park's Daisy Field campground area provides a comfortable base for exploring the park's extensive trail system, which includes a portion of the Ice Age National Scenic Trail. The park's landscape features gently rolling upland terrain bordered by steep slopes and dramatic limestone cliffs rising up to 225 feet above the bay. Potawatomi State Park honors the tribe that once inhabited Green Bay's shores and islands. Beyond camping, groups can enjoy hiking, biking, fishing from an accessible pier, kayaking, and climbing the observation tower for panoramic views. The park store offers firewood and supplies during the main season. Winter camping is available for hardy groups, with trails maintained for cross-country skiing and a nearby sledding hill.

Directions

Potawatomi State Park is located northwest of Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin. From Sturgeon Bay, take County Highway PD west to the park entrance.

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