Fish Creek (Wisconsin)
Fish Creek is a small town in Door County, Wisconsin.
Understand
Fish Creek is a small town with a harbor on Green Bay. It borders Peninsula State Park, a main attraction of Door County. The town feels much like a New England seaside resort or town
Get in
Most people enter the town by car
Get around
The town is compact and great for walking
See
Do
Buy
There are plenty of shops selling all sorts of arts & crafts, furniture, and knicknacks
Eat
Numerous cafes sell food, many keeping with the town's seaside theme
Drink
Sleep
- Little Sweden, 8984 Highway 42, Fish Creek, ☎ +1-920-868-9950. Villas at Little Sweden offer all the comforts of home in a spectacular natural setting. Here you’ll find your own personal sanctuary where you can get away from it all and enjoy the peace and tranquility surrounding you.Choose from one bedroom or two bedroom villas, all decorated in subtle wood tones and with vibrant Scandinavian–designed furniture. In each you’ll find large living and dining rooms, fully appointed kitchens, fireplace(s) and whirlpools.
Go next
- Fish Creek is the main entrance for the neighboring Peninsula State Park, which can be seen across the harbor. It has plenty of attractions, including beaches, an observation tower, a golf course, an amphitheater, hiking trails, and many campgrounds.
| Routes through Fish Creek |
| Ellison Bay ← Ephraim ← | N  |
→ Sturgeon Bay → Sheboygan |
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