Potawatomi State Park RV & Campground Guide
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Potawatomi State Park is a great place for anglers to travel to in an RV as it is a great place to enjoy other water activities. The park is located off of the shores of Sturgeon Bay, so at this location, you will find some breathtaking views of Sawyer Harbor. Potawatomi State Park is northwest of the city of Sturgeon Bay and southeast of the town of Idlewild. There are 1,200 acres of rolling hills, steep cliffs, and sandy shorelines to explore in the park throughout the year.
Spring 38-62 F
Summer 70-85 F
Fall 43-68 F
Winter 25-36 F
RV Resorts & Campsites in Potawatomi State Park
When you visit Potawatomi State Park, traveling in an Rv will provide you with a good home base to sleep in and prepare for the day. If you don’t own an RV, consider renting one from RVshare.
Tranquil Timbers Camping Resort
Tranquil Timbers Camping Resort has 276 campsites that can accommodate most RV sizes. It is located on the shore, so guests can enjoy fishing and boating in the bay. The campground goes above and beyond to plan activities for everyone to enjoy, including bingo and live entertainment.
Water hookup: Yes
Electrical hookup: Yes
Sewer hookup: Yes
Wi-Fi: Yes
Pet-friendly: Yes
Other amenities: A swimming pool, mini-golf, volleyball, horseshoes, basketball, trails, and a playground
Door County Jellystone Park
Door County Jellystone Park is a great campground to consider for anyone traveling with kids. They have planned activities for all ages to enjoy, and they even have a jumping pad and a barrel train.
Water hookup: Yes
Electrical hookup: Yes
Sewer hookup: Yes
Wi-Fi: Yes
Pet-friendly: Yes
Other amenities: Swimming pools, horseshoes, a theater, ranger-led activities, a game room, and playgrounds
Harbour Village Campground
Harbour Village Campground is a campground that is about 300 acres, and it has more than 100 sites that you can stay at. There are planned activities that are designed to match the theme of the weekend. Glo-rides, water wars, and murder mysteries are some of the themed activities that can be enjoyed.
Water hookup: Yes
Electrical hookup: Yes
Sewer hookup: Yes
Wi-Fi: Yes
Pet-friendly: Yes
Other amenities: A fishing pond, an RC track, nature trails, playgrounds, a jumping pillow, swimming pools, water slides, and a swimming beach
What to Do at
Potawatomi State Park
Inside Potawatomi State Park
Potawatomi State Park is a great place to go hiking because there are 9 miles of trails to explore. There are also trails that can be used for biking, skiing, and snowmobiling. In the winter, there is even a big snow hill for the kids to enjoy. When the weather is warmer, boating is an activity that is often enjoyed. There is also a fishing pier and a swimming beach to make the most of your time at Sturgeon Bay.
How to Get to
Potawatomi State Park
From Green Bay, take WI-57 North for about 37 miles until you reach CH-PD (County Highway PD). Turn north on CH-PD, and in about 2.5 miles, you will see the park entrance.
Entering Potawatomi State Park
Potawatomi State Park is open daily from 6:00 a.m. until 11:00 p.m. A Wisconsin state park admission sticker is required for entry into the park.
Potawatomi State Park Per out-of-state vehicle (1-4 adults) : $11.0
Potawatomi State Park Per in-state vehicle (1-4 adults) : $8.0
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Frequently Asked Questions About Potawatomi State Park
Summer is the best time to plan a tour of Potawatomi State Park. This time of the year has favorable weather conditions ideal for hiking, biking, swimming, picnicking, and camping.
This park offers memorable wildlife viewing opportunities since it is home to raccoons, foxes, white-tailed deer, and squirrels. You can find many fish species on Sturgeon Bay, including northern pikes, rainbow trout, and walleyes.
Reserving a camping spot at Potawatomi State Park is not a necessity. However, booking a site in advance is critical to finding good camps with water, sewer, electricity, and other useful amenities. The cost of reserving space is variable.
Guests can tag along with their pets when they visit this park. Nonetheless, the dogs must be kept on a leash at all times. They must behave well and be attended to throughout the stay.
Potawatomi State Park is accessible to disabled individuals. The park has accessible parking areas, spacious restrooms, support rails, and wheelchair-accessible paths. Ramps are also available at all building entrances and exits.