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Door county has an abundance of festivals throughout the year. Return visitors here tell us that the festivals in the fall are their favorites. With that cue, let me remind you of the fall events this year so that you can firm up your reservations at Birchwood Lodge...
read moreFall Festivities Will Be Here Soon Here…Plan Now For Your Stay At Birchwood Lodge In Sister Bay
Summer is in full swing in Door County and Sister Bay is the hot spot for all the action. With new restaurants, shops and waterfront activities, visitors are not lacking for things to see, do, and enjoy up here.The warm spell has brought vacationers to Sister Bay for...
read moreParty Time Is Most Anytime In Door County…Make Birchwood Lodge In Sister Bay, Your Party Central!
If there is one thing we can confidently say about people everywhere, it's that they love a celebration..simply stated, people like to party! There are all kinds of festivals and celebrations throughout the year in Door County for visitors to revel in the fun events...
read moreBirchwood Lodge Referral Card Program–Our Way Of Thanking You For Your Referrals
We often get so busy taking care of our guests that we forget to thank you for the referrals you have sent our way. Thank you for spreading the word! We have an additional way to show you our appreciation for your praise and recommendation to us. It is called the...
read moreStart a Family Vacation Tradition At Birchwood Lodge In Sister Bay
I recently read a study conducted by the American Psychology Association (APA), which indicated that people who spend time with their families on vacations were almost 30% less likely to die from a heart-related disorders as compared to people who did not take family...
read moreBirchwood Lodge In Sister Bay Invites You to “Cherry-Pickin’ ” Time In Door County
Door County’s cherry crop is almost ready or picking now. Orchard crews soon will be out in the fields with the “shakers”, gathering the crop for sale as whole fruit, or, processing the cherries for juice, pie filling, jams, and cherry salsa. If you’re a...
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