I live here and every time i go there's something new. Once, the water was so high you couldn't see the rocks below.

We have visited Cave Point many times over the years. Our sons especially like exploring by climbing down onto the rocks when the water level is low enough to allow it. It is always mesmerizing to watch the waves crashing into the bluffs. This visit was during winter when the waves and cliffs showed a different aspect of nature. Instead... More

I've had the great opportunity to visit this park with my daughters for the past 3 summers, and it never ceases to awe and inspire us. Let me, at the outset, tell you straight up, that if you have children that tend to go out of hand, this is most definitely NOT the place to take them. The sheer drops... More

We were at Cave Point this past September. What a beautiful park. And being able to go down onto the rocks during low tide is amazing. To see structures that the currents have made, along with some unbelievable photo shots, you can't help but be take away by the natural beauty.

We were just in Door County and visited Cave Point. What a wonderful location. The rocks had some ice on them but we were still able to walk on the rocks jutting out into Lake Michigan. The waves were crashing up and over the rocks. It was beautiful. We will be back.

This is a must stop and see place for any visit to Door County. Simply beautiful. There wasn't too much wave activity so we were able to walk along the waters edge on the limestone rocks. Good thing my daughter wasn't with us or we would never have gotten out of there.

One of our favorite parks in Door County is a park that one of the locals told us to visit. It is located just north of Whitefish Dunes State Park. The walkway along limestone cliffs is very enjoyable on a sunny day -- so many great photo opportunities! When planning your day to Whitefish Dunes and Cana Island Lighthouse, be... More

It was beautiful to watch the waves crashing on the rocks! Got some great pics! The lake effect snow was pretty while walking the shoreline. My husband and I were glad we stopped even if it was freezing.

Great way to see the lake. The waves were very large the day we were there and it was a fun sight to see them crashing on the rocks. We hikes down the path into the state park. Trails are a little rough so watch your step. You will not regret stopping here I know that for sure. They are... More