Top Things to do in Washington Island
What to do and see in Washington Island, Wisconsin (WI): The Best Nature & Parks
Discover the best top things to do in Washington Island, United States including The Sievers Shop, Schoolhouse Beach, Sand Dunes Beach Park, Percy Johnson County Park, Domer-Neff Nature Preserve, Little Lake Nature Preserve.
Restaurants in Washington Island
1. The Sievers Shop
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Sievers School of Fiber Arts has offered classes for adults in weaving, knitting, spinning, dyeing, quilting, basketry, paper and book arts, beadwork, wearables, surface design and more since 1979. The enrollment averages 400 students each season, June-October. Sievers is nationally recognized and has over 30 instructors teaching 2-day through 7-day classes. Two studios are used for instruction and dormitory facilities are available. Our shop is open to the public and features handmade items on consignment from our students and teachers including handwovens, baskets, quilts, jewelry, household accessories and more along with quality weaving and knitting yarns and equipment, books, and fiber art supplies of all kinds. The shop is open daily, late-May through October. Our website has information on our classes, teachers and dormitory. The class schedule goes online February 1st for the coming year.
Reviewed By billandgeorgeanna - Lake Havasu City, United States
Wow, if you like to do anything with 'yarn', this is the place for you. Beautiful handmade items and plenty of supplies.
2. Schoolhouse Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 418 reviews
Reviewed By victoriah788 - Cedar Rapids, United States
What a relaxing way to soak up some sun and enjoy a truly beautiful place, Beach is made up of smooth rocks vs sand...great for skipping on the waters surface. Water looked clean and inviting. A couple of neat photo ops here. No pets allowed.
3. Sand Dunes Beach Park
4. Percy Johnson County Park
5. Domer-Neff Nature Preserve
6. Little Lake Nature Preserve
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By AndrewFromMadison - Madison, United States
This preserve is accessed from the main road via access lane, so it doesn't have a busy parking lot and people unloading their stuff, most parks on Washington Island. While yo will most likely meet someone else enjoying the preserve, it's not very busy, and while I was there I mostly enjoyed very quiet and tranquil time. Isthmus between Lake Michigan and Little Lake is beautiful.
