High Point Inn in Ephraim, Wisconsin

High Point Inn is located in Ephraim, Wisconsin. Ephraim is a charming town on Door County's western shoreline. High Point Inn, conveniently located between Ephraim and Sister Bay, offers guests nearby attractions and recreation including the scenic Peninsula State Park. A mile away, you'll find an 18-hole golf course, tennis courts, a lake, fishing, and waterskiing. In winter, enjoy cross-country skiing three miles from the resort or downhill skiing, only 30 miles away. You can walk to shops and the finest of Door County's restaurants or unwind in the resort's heated outdoor and indoor pools. This timeshare resort offers one, two, and three bedroom suites. The largest will accommodate eight persons comfortably. Each suite offers a large whirlpool tub, cozy gas fireplace in the living area, and a fully furnished kitchen along with a breakfast bar.

High Point Inn is one of Door County's finest year-round lodging choices and located in Ephraim, Wisconsin with convenient accessibility to the Door Peninsula's major attractions and leisure activities. Both the small town bustle of Sister Bay and the stunning waterfront of Ephraim are less than a five minute drive away. Add a minute or two and immerse yourself in the natural splendor of Peninsula State Park with its endless hiking and biking trails, boat launch and golf course. Or, just wander the numerous galleries, shops and restaurants. A stay at High Point Inn helps to make every day of your visit special no matter what the season or occasion. The on-site resort features include indoor and outdoor pools, an indoor whirlpool, total body fitness center, children's playground and, if you must, WI-FI connection to the internet world. Door County is known for its 250 miles of shorefront. Activities such as sailing, boating, parasailing, golfing, waterfront picnics, ice fishing, snowmobiling, ice-skating and romantic sunsets are in abundance. Cherry orchards blossom in spring. Bursts of color from wildflowers populate the fields on the back roads during the warm summer months. Fall means cooler nights and warm shades of orange and gold on the trees. Winter brings a snap of cold air and thick snow clinging to the trees. Any season is a wonderful time for a Door County getaway.