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Harbour Village Resort
Overview
Harbour Village Resort offers a sprawling 300-acre retreat in the heart of Door County, providing a perfect blend of classic camping and modern resort amenities. This destination is well-known for its extensive recreational facilities and lush, wooded setting that allows guests to immerse themselves in nature. Whether you are looking for a summer-long basecamp or a weekend getaway, the park provides a well-maintained environment designed to facilitate outdoor fun and relaxation for travelers exploring the Wisconsin peninsula.
Location & Surroundings
Situated just a short drive from downtown Sturgeon Bay, the resort is nestled within a dense forest of mature hardwoods, offering a secluded atmosphere while remaining close to essential services. The surrounding landscape is defined by the unique geography of the Niagara Escarpment and the nearby waters of Green Bay and Lake Michigan. Guests enjoy the convenience of being at the gateway to Door County, where scenic coastal roads lead to quaint harbor towns and picturesque shoreline views.
Amenities & Park Features
The resort stands out for its impressive water park area, which includes two large swimming pools and multiple waterslides that serve as the park's centerpiece. Beyond the water, the facility offers a variety of ways to stay active and entertained:
- A dedicated fishing pond perfect for catch-and-release angling in a quiet setting.
- On-site recreation including a par-3 golf course, mini-golf, and multiple playgrounds.
- Practical facilities such as a well-stocked general store, laundry rooms, and a spacious pavilion for group gatherings.
The RV sites are designed to accommodate a range of rig sizes, with many sites offering full hookups and private, shaded areas that enhance the sense of being deep in the woods.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Outdoor enthusiasts are minutes away from the hiking and biking trails of Potawatomi State Park, which offers stunning overlooks of the bay. The maritime heritage of the region can be explored at the Sturgeon Bay Ship Canal or by visiting the historic lighthouses that dot the coast. During the summer months, visitors can spend their afternoons at local cherry orchards or browse the unique boutiques and art galleries found in the nearby downtown district.
Who This Park Is Best For
This resort is an ideal match for active families who want a destination where the kids have endless activities on-site. It is particularly well-suited for those planning multi-day stays rather than quick overnight stops. Because of its quiet, wooded lots and proximity to natural landmarks, it also appeals to nature lovers and regional explorers who want a comfortable, amenity-rich home base while discovering the many charms of the Door County peninsula.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Dan Guerndt
It's a nice campground, but ran horribly. EVERY site gets to know security after a day or 2 with some kind of complaint and every day it's about something else when it was 'okay' the day prior. Came here with a large group with 5 different sites. Examples: Day 1: Some cars were not fully on gravel (not a big deal, thought we were good after this). Day 2: A truck with a 32' trailer didn't fully fit on the gravel because of a tree. On the 2nd day we were asked to move this truck to over flow parking (a ~5 minute walk) because everything has to be on the gravel. Unfortunately it's a very small site (not labeled this way) and it's not possible to fit, so this truck had to be moved. Day 3 (3 different visits): Event 1: A 30' trailer was not backed into a site and we were asked to turn it around (this was like this for 3 days now). Event 2: A small aluminum (light) golf cart trailer was parked on the grass all 3 days. It now has to go fully onto the gravel or to overflow. Event 3: A golf cart parked on the side of the road has to be moved so security can keep an eye on it better (whatever that means). The tent sites don't have a good way to park anything other than 1 vehicle. If you bring or rent a golf cart, there's no good place for it. There solution is to put everything into overflow parking, which is right on the highway and no one is watching it. No thanks, I'd rather not allow someone to steal my property. Will not be coming back.
Nathan Medina
Overall this is a nice campground but it needs work. I've been here about five times in the past 15 years or so. It has been quite a few years since I've been here. While they have some nice amenities (pool, mini golf, etc), there are quite a few ways that this place can be improved. When I entered my site, there was a bunch of garbage and food thrown all over the site. It was the worst condition I've ever encountered in my over 40 years of camping. There were also quite a few things in disrepair (toilets, slides, a blaring alarm that was going on for hours). Also, quiet hours don't start until 11 p.m. People were playing in the playground, laughing, shouting, and making an insane amount of noise well past the time my kids and I go to sleep. While I like many things about this place, I'm not sure if I'll come back.
Cynthia Wright-Kau
All 23 of our family, young & old, Had a great time. Everyone took turns on the awesome pedal cars. Mini golf and human foosball were fun. Bummer! the big slides were not open. But the pond and other pools were fun. The big blow up toy was fun but definitely needed supervising. Scared kids would get caught underneath it. Gift shop was well priced, and so was wood. Everyone had a great time at the pancake breakfast saturday.
Mitch Allen
The cabins were very nice, and they had multiple a/c units, so they were comfortable. They are not big, but they are big enough. The putt putt course was fun. The kids liked the monster truck big wheel/bike contraptions that were available to peddle around. The campground needs to do something about the Canadian geese. Way too much goose poop on the beach next to the small swimming lake. The water slides were not operational. Call ahead to make sure they are working; they look really fun. The swimming pool was a good size and had a good layout. The staff was friendly and helpful.
Bret Srock
Called week of to be sure all amenities were working. Was told yes, but they couldn't guarantee "something" wouldn't happen. On arrival found out that slides were not running because they needed inspection! I'm not a park owner but would think that would be important thing to be done before the season starts! Pretty neat how there are no cancelations, but no discounts when they don't provide amenities promised. To make matters worse, our first afternoon there a rain cloud went over. So they closed pool. Rain stopped after 20 minutes, but pool remained closed. All the life guards left for the day. Agree with earlier post, website pictures are from long ago. At the Inflatable pond the inflatables were either over inflated (blob) or leaking. No ladders or steps to get on but 1, so smaller kids really struggled. The beach was covered in goose poop. My wife went in shelter to ask if someone could clean it up, as lots of little kids were playing there. Girl said "you could call someone from maintenance for that". Wife replied "do you work here? Maybe you could contact maintenance " girl wasn't helpful, never did see maintenance...maybe they were all working on slides? Or nonexistent? I will say I was happy with the showers, clean enough and warm water. But all in all you need to- Do better Harbour Village