Facilities
Feel at home in nature—our thoughtfully designed park facilities enhance every visit, blending comfort, discovery, and natural beauty for all ages.
What You’ll Find on-Site
Visitor Center & Nature Hub
- A bright and welcoming space where you can begin your adventure. Find interactive exhibits, trail maps, educational displays, and friendly staff ready to guide your exploration.
- Learn about native plants, local wildlife, and seasonal highlights through touchscreen kiosks and hands-on displays.
Overview
Camping & Cabin
Picnicking & Trails
Water Access & Rentals
Winter Recreation & Accessibility
1. Facilities Overview
Park size: 1,200 acres in Door County with rocky cliffs and shores (WisDNR)
Roadside & parking signage, downloadable park map includes facility locations
2. Camping & Cabin
123 campsites at Daisy Field campground; ~40 with electric hookups (50 amp service)
Outdoor Project
Four group sites, accommodate RVs or tents (max ~30 people), reserve online.
Seasonal showers & dump station available; firewood sold at Camp Store (don’t bring your own)
3. Picnicking & Trails
Scenic shoreline picnic pads with grills and views; 1 playground near Lot 2 (kids)
Wisconsin DNR
One large reservable picnic shelter on south shore; fireplace, electric outlets, ADA access
Hiking: ~9 miles of trails, including bluff loops and the 0.5 mi Nature Trail
Biking: ~8 miles of intermediate trails atop limestone escarpments
Observation Tower: 225 ft view of Sturgeon Bay and Green Bay cliffs
4. Water Access & Rentals
Sawyer Harbor Boat Launch: wide access for trailers, plus fish-cleaning station; no swimming beach due to rocks
Destination Door County
Kayaks, canoes, paddleboats, AND bikes available to rent at Camp.
5. Winter Recreation & Accessibility
Cross-country skiing: 4 groomed loops (~8.5 miles total) for classic & skate skiing
Snowshoeing & hiking: ungroomed shoreline and Ice Age Trail segments
Snowmobile trails connect to Door County network (~8 miles designated)
Outdoor Project
Why Visitors Love It
Less crowded than Peninsula or Door County parks—“almost a hidden gem”
Peaceful shoreline suitable for fishing and nature photography.
Accessible design throughout, with reviews from families and trails groups highlighting value for all visitors.
Planning & Tips
Reserve early: peak-season camping and rentals can fill up fast.
Pack layers for changing weather; wear sturdy shoes for uneven trails.
Wildlife caution: no feeding animals, secure trash.
Fire safety: only in designated rings or grills; leave no trace.
Comfort, Convenience & Connection with Nature
Whether you’re planning a quick visit or an extended stay, Potawatomi Park offers well-maintained facilities to make your time in nature easy, safe, and enjoyable. From family picnics to adventurous weekends, we’ve got the essentials covered.
- Picnic Areas
Shaded tables, grills, and open green space perfect for family meals, group outings, or solo relaxation.
- Restrooms & Showers
Clean, accessible restrooms and shower facilities are located throughout the park.
- Campgrounds
Tent and RV camping sites available with fire pits, water hookups, and nearby comfort stations.
- Parking
Multiple parking areas near key entrances, trailheads, and pavilions. Accessible parking provided.
- Shelters & Pavilions
Reservable shelters for reunions, events, or group gatherings—equipped with seating and electricity.
- Pet-Friendly Areas
Designated zones for walking your leashed pets, with waste disposal stations provided.
- Trails Access Points
Well-marked entrances to walking, biking, and nature trails for all skill levels.
- Accessibility Features
ADA-compliant paths, restrooms, and parking available to ensure everyone can enjoy the outdoors.
Explore freely and safely across varied environments
Learn and engage through interactive, hands-on experiences
Relax outdoors under shaded trees or beside quiet trails
Connect with nature through facilitated and self‑guided discovery
Why These Facilities Matter
By blending nature with thoughtful design, our facilities encourage visitors to:
Planning a Visit?
- Use our Park Map to locate facilities and amenities
- View our Reservation Page for shelter or camping bookings
- Contact Park Services for special accommodations