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Cabins Near Potawatomi State Park in Sturgeon Bay, WI

August 12, 2021 Kim Leave a Comment

If relaxing in a quiet shady campground in the great outdoors of Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, interest you, then keep reading. We had a great cabin amongst tall trees, neighbors spaced apart, walking distance to a trail leading to Potawatomi State Park and the Ice Age Trail segment. Check out these cabins near Potawatomi State Park in Sturgeon Bay, WI. I have a working partnership with the sponsor.

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The cabins near Potawatomi State Park in Sturgeon Bay are so close you can walk to the park in less than 5 minutes.

First of all, I’m blown away at this Midwestern destination, and now I know all about Door Country and its surrounding areas. This Texan was in heaven the whole time I was there as the weather never rose past 78 degrees.

Not only did I enjoy hiking in the state park, but I also was able to finish one segment of the Ice Age Trail. My friend told me all about it, and we were eager to find it and hike it. I have to say, we were worn out afterward, and my feet hurt, but it was worth it. And, we had a lovely cabin to rest our weary feet.

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Cabins Near Potawatomi State Park – Tranquil Timbers Camping Resort

Cabins Near Potawatomi State Park in Sturgeon Bay, WI

Cabin and RV camping is a favorite pastime for many folks. It’s also a more economical way to enjoy nature and what camping has to offer the soul. And Tranquil Timbers resonates its name with its campers. If you love the sounds the birds make, you’re going to love it here. Get ready to unplug because WIFI is spotty, but who goes camping and wants to be social? No one! So, if you’re going to hang out in nature and relax to fish and have fun in nature, this campsite is perfect for that.

Tranquil Timbers has everything an outdoor adventurer looks for when considering where to camp for a family-fun time. If riding your bike, swimming in a pool, walking on trails, relaxing in the woods,

10 Reasons to book a cabin at Tranquil Timbers in Sturgeon Bay, WI:

  1. Privacy
  2. Several different cabin sizes
  3. Shaded Trails
  4. Swimming pool & playground
  5. Games for the entire family to play
  6. Full hookups if you choose to bring your RV
  7. Perfect bike riding trails
  8. Pet-friendly
  9. Potawatomi State Park at your fingertips
  10. Hike one Segment of the Ice Age Trail
  11. Door County attractions: The Maritime Museum, Lighthouse Tours, Segway Tours, Lake Michigan, plus so much more.

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Hike And Play At Potawatomi State Park

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Potawatomi State Park is a 1,225-acre state park on the shore of Sturgeon Bay. So while you’re hiking in some parts, you’ll get a glimpse of the water. We saw many people riding bikes and walking on the paved street, but of course, since we were hiking the Ice Age Trail, we hiked on the trails. Any way you choose to wander through the park, you’re going to have a great experience. Leashed pets are welcome too.

However, as I said above, if you’re staying at Tranquil Timbers, you can walk over into the park. Our cabin was steps away from the sign above.

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The Ice Age Trail At Potawatomi State Park

Me standing next to the Ice Age Trail in Potawatomi State Park

The Ice Age Trail runs 1000 miles or so through the state of Wisconsin and is broken up into segments. At Potawatomi State Park, it’s the Eastern Terminus or the final point. But you can most definitely start there too. Actually, you can start anywhere on the trail. Some hikers hike the whole trail all at once, camping here and there until they reach the end. They go prepared, keep good records and take their time. I’m just glad I hiked one segment of the Ice Age Trail. Not sure if I’ll ever get back up that way to hike more. But, you never know.

The East Terminus sign of the Ice Age Trail in Potawatomi State Park

Things To Do In Surgeon Bay

Where do I start? There are many attractions and activities just in Sturgeon Bay, and of course the further you go up the peninsula, the more things you’ll find to do. But trust me, you don’t have to leave the bay if you don’t want to.

  • kayaking
  • segway tour
  • lighthouse tour
  • The Maritime Museum
  • eateries everywhere
  • wineries
  • shopping
  • walking on the bridge
  • watching the bridge go up
  • sitting outside to enjoy a meal
  • bike riding whether your own or you rent one

More about Tranquil Timbers

The property lies between the waters of Green Bay and Lake Michigan among the forests and wooded paths. That means you have water all around you for some good fishing, if you choose to, swimming, kayaking – whatever you want to do in the lake – it’s yours at your fingertips. It’s a perfect place to lay back and relax, but you do have the Door Country Peninsula right there too. That’s a whole other exciting part of Wisconsin. Door County was such a pleasure to visit, and this Texas certainly would go back if she could! If anything, check their prices against other places to stay in the area, and if you want to save some change, I bet you’ll find Tranquil Timbers to be at your price point.

If you’re looking at other places to cabin camp or park your RV, check out RVontheGo.com.

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Cabins Near Potawatomi State Park in Sturgeon Bay, WI

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About Kim

Travel writer and road trip enthusiast of My Traveling Roads, Kim Croisant, is a proud native Texan passionate about seeing the world by car, plane, train, RV -- any way she can. Her travels include many road trips in Texas and beyond. Kim is raising her grandson and takes him and her Yorkie/Shih Tzu mix doggies on as many trips as possible. When she's feeling the love, she lets her darling 83-year-old mother come along as well. But her favorite way to travel is solo. When Kim's not writing, she is hiking through nature and camping in the woods in a cabin full of amenities.

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