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Gluten Free Dining In /door County, Wi


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My family and I are going to attempt camping at Peninsula State Park in Door county in August. Does anyone know of any good restaurants to attempt while we are there? We will do alot of cooking on our own, but I'm sure there will be a rainy day that we want to get out of the campground and get a meal. Any thoughts would be appreciated! Oh, my sons are 3 and 6, so child-friendly is a must!


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My family and I are going to attempt camping at Peninsula State Park in Door county in August. Does anyone know of any good restaurants to attempt while we are there? We will do alot of cooking on our own, but I'm sure there will be a rainy day that we want to get out of the campground and get a meal. Any thoughts would be appreciated! Oh, my sons are 3 and 6, so child-friendly is a must!

I used to live in Sturgeon Bay in Door County. I can give you a great link to access and puruse Door County accomodations. Open Original Shared Link

I really like the Neighborhood Bar and Grill and I have an 8 1/2 daughter. There are sooo many nice restraunts. I always remember where they are but not the names. We lived there for about 2 years. The chefs/cooks there are super people friendly. Everywhere is pretty much kid friendly. It is supposed to be a family get a way place. Enjoy your stay and check out the link!

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