
Cave
Point Park
Sevastopol
For Info: call Door County Parks & Recreation: 920-746-2914

Spectacular!
A must! If you do not stop at Cave Point Park, you will not truly know
Door County!
OK.
Where is Sevastopol you ask? Not one of your familiar towns in Door
County? Head over to the Lake side, and head south on Hwy 57, past Baileys
Harbor, then past Jacksonport. In a moment you will see a sign for Whitefish
Dunes State Park, and Cave Point.
Follow
the Cave Point signs and find one of the treasures in Door County (at
the end of County WD)! This beautiful 19 acre park has picnic areas
and rest rooms too. But the beauty is in the unusual rock formations
that make up the cave. You have to be very careful here
with kids, because there is a tremendous drop off with no fences o hold
you back or tell you where to stop so mind the little ones and
mind yourself too.
There
is a path that leads off to the left that will bring you to an area
where you can climb down (really stop down) to a plateau
of rock. From here, the vista is nice of the Green Bay waters. Closer
up to the cave formation, you can see the waves lapping
against the curved formation below. On a windy day, this is one great
show! The waves arent lapping, they are crashing, and when they
do, the water sprays all the way up the curved walls to the top where
you are in a glorious show of force and beauty a good 20 or more
feet into the air! It looks like a 4th of July fireworks, only with
crisp, crystal clear water! It is a wonderful experience.
The
scene is just beautiful, with age-old rock formations, the smell of
pine trees, sun and water and the sound of the waves! Your senses
will delight in this unique spot!
We
have visited Cave Point is all seasons, and it is a site to behold in
all. Cave Point is a photo opportunity and if you time it just right,
you can catch a picture of yourself just when the huge spray is behind
you! What a remembrance.
In
winter, be especially careful of slippery rocks and ice formations
but the majesty of Cave Point covered in snow and ice is breathtaking
too. In fall, with the trees changing, it is colorful and grand. Get
a seasonal shot in all for seasons then frame them up for a very
special tribute to this Door County gem!
There
are public restrooms and some picnic tables available, but come for
the view which is just breathtaking. This is a must stop, which is a
little out of the way, but take the time to enjoy this Door County Gem!
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