Downtown Ephraim
A small white village above the harbor.
Ephraim is the quietest town on the peninsula — a Moravian village of white clapboard houses, a single main street, and a long, gentle shoreline. Most of it is within a five-minute walk of the Inn.
Wilson's Restaurant & Ice Cream Parlor
A 1906 ice cream parlor on Water Street — still serving phosphates, root beer floats, and the best burgers on the peninsula.
South Shore Pier & Beach
Public dock and swimming beach a short walk from the Inn. Sunset is the move.
Anderson Dock & the Hardy Gallery
The most photographed building in Door County — a working harbor with a contemporary art gallery and a wall of boat names.
Ephraim Moravian Church
The white-steepled church at the top of the hill — built 1858, still in service, still the prettiest thing on the postcard.
Peninsula Players & Door Shakespeare
Summer theater under the pines, ten minutes south.
Fyr Bal Festival
Ephraim's beloved June Scandinavian festival — bonfires along the shoreline, a chieftain, and fireworks over the harbor.