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Renards Cheese Store features a wide variety of cheese, cheese curds, homemade sausage, and specialty foods from throughout the Door County area.
Renard’s Rosewood Dairy, on County S in Algoma is where all of the cheese is produced and you can tour the factory! Learn about one of the most delicious products that Wisconsin has to offer and the family tradition of cheese making. Reservations required.
Stop in next time you are on your way to or from Door County!
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Bruemmer Park and Zoo
Bruemmer Park Zoo features a small zoo with many animals native to northeastern Wisconsin. Â The zoo is on an eight-acre site within the 30-acre Bruemmer County Park. The park has wooded trails, a playground, and picnic area with grills, restrooms. With free admission, the zoo is open year-round daily from 7 a.m. – sunset. Â Read more
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Historic Walking Tour & Murals
Take a leisurely stroll through town and treat yourself to a brief history of some of the more prominent buildings in Algoma, complete with photos as they were originally built. Pick up a brochure at the Visitor Center or download a copy here.
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Fire and Rescue Memorial
About 300 names mark the granite walls, the names of all the men and women who have voluntarily given their time, to keep Algoma safe since 1874. The monument cost about $90,000, all of that money came from donations. The memorial is along highway 42, overlooking the lake in Downtown. Read more about the Algoma Read more
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Crescent Beach
Algoma’s award-winning boardwalk along the Lake Michigan shore connects the Algoma Visitor Center to the Algoma Marina. Constructed from recycled plastic lumber, the boardwalk was built by volunteers and funded through a combination of grants and private donations. Handicapped accessible at both ends, this 1/2 mile boardwalk offers a great way to enjoy the spectacular Read more
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