Vacationing in Door County, Wisconsin has a particular charm and vibe all its own -- tart cherries, beautiful sunsets, boutique shops galore, Great Lakes maritime culture, wineries/distilleries, Peninsula State Park, and not a single chain restaurant on the island. Such is the perfect backdrop to park a travel trailer in order to enjoy...moreVacationing in Door County, Wisconsin has a particular charm and vibe all its own -- tart cherries, beautiful sunsets, boutique shops galore, Great Lakes maritime culture, wineries/distilleries, Peninsula State Park, and not a single chain restaurant on the island. Such is the perfect backdrop to park a travel trailer in order to enjoy all that Door County has to offer, and Bailey's Grove Travel Park and Campground provided a perfect "home base" to enjoy the week here on the island. Our campsite, 402, was a pull-thru with water and electric hookup.Check-in was fast, efficient, and very friendly as the camp hostess verified our reservation and led us with her Club Car to our campsite. The site itself was very roomy and the electrical/water hookup was solid with no issues; the Wi-Fi was strong and reliable at the site, too. The camp hosts were always available via telephone or by going up to the office where, if you were uncomfortable to enter the building due to covid-19 concerns, no problem --- they would go up to the window and were always pleasant. One nice aspect of their service was they would deliver ice and firewood right to the campsite. In addition, the "honey wagon" made its rounds on Mondays and Thursdays to meet any site-pumping needs for $20. The first night of our arrival, we just set everything up at our site and then a thunderstorm pretty much dominated the evening. The campground had a significant amount of water pool in certain areas where there were low spots or place in need of flood mitigation. Something for the owners of the campground to think about -- grating areas, raising RV pads, maybe concrete slabs in places, wider diameter for drainage -- but those are all things that impact ANY built-up area...I think it would be unfair to use that as a blemish to this review. By morning, the sun was shining, air was warm, and summer returned to Door County! The pool at the campsite was a nice amenity that my wife and daughter enjoyed and for those with kids, a small, clean playground was also accessible. The camp staff were fairly visible -- several times a day there were camp hosts patrolling the area for trash, recycling, and other general maintenance. Showers and toilets at the campground were clean -- very clean, and areas were marked off for social-distancing purposes. Even though the campground was full, the noise level was reasonable -- there were no loud, obnoxious parties nor questionable shenanigans. To the contrary, there were many families just trying to enjoy Door County amidst a global pandemic! That said, people seemed pretty friendly while, at the same time, keeping to themselves. The layout of the campsite is smart -- one-way drives to allow for safe traffic control and each site angled in such a way to maximize the space at each site. The size of the grounds itself is large enough for taking the dogs (we have two German Shepherds) on their walks and for kids to ride their bikes with plenty of room for getting some exercise...we saw tons of kids on their bikes. Throughout the week, we saw people come and go -- tent campers, small travel trailers, large fifth-wheel, along with motorhomes (class A, B, and C). Bailey's Grove Travel Park Campground easily accommodated them all with plenty of separation and space. As for our experience, we love Bailey's Harbor and now that we've found this particular campground, we are already looking forward to spending more time here next summer.