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THE FOLLOWING PUBLIC PARKS AND FACILITIES ARE AVAILABLE FOR RENT IN THE VILLAGE OF SISTER BAY:

WATERFRONT PARK – Waterfront Park is located in downtown Sister Bay and affords a spectacular view of the bay.  An expanded swimming beach is available, and amenities include a gazebo, restrooms, playground equipment, picnic tables and benches, and a “quite craft” launch area. Waterfront Park has public access to 1,936 linear feet of waterfront property, which makes it the largest expanse of any such property in Northern Door. There is a designated tented event area in Waterfront Park, and it is frequently the site of large wedding receptions and special events.

Click HERE to access the Facility Use Application for Waterfront Park. 

MARINA PARK – Marina Park is adjacent to the Village’s Marina.  Marina Park also affords a spectacular view of the bay as well as the Marina. Tents which are large enough to accommodate 100 people can be erected in Marina Park, which is becoming an increasingly popular site for small weddings.

Click HERE to access the Facility Use Application for Marina Park. 

THE VILLAGE SPORTS COMPLEX – The Sports Complex is located on Autumn Court. Little League and Tee-Ball games take place on a regular basis at Louis Michael Hanson Field, the Sister Bay Bays call the fully equipped baseball field and pavilion “home”. The tennis and basketball courts are available for use on a “first-come first-serve” basis, but reservations can be made for personal use for a small fee. Welcome additions to the Sports Complex are the full-size and micro soccer fields, and the addition of pickleball striping to the tennis courts.  The ice skating rink is home to a local broomball league during the winter months.

In April, 2024, the Parks, Property & Streets Committee passed the following policy pertaining to the use of the tennis courts/pickleball courts:

  1. The Door County Pickleball Club will be allowed exclusive use of the pickleball courts at the Sports Complex from 9:00 A.M. to 11:00 A.M. three days per week, and related reservations must be made by April 1 of each year. (If representatives of the Pickleball Club make reservations after April 1st, any and all reservations of the courts will be accepted on a “first come-first serve basis”. Regardless of the fact that the Pickleball Club will be allowed the sole use of the pickleball courts during the previously mentioned time periods, the pickleball courts will be considered “available for use by the members of the public” up until 9:00 A.M. and after 11:00 A.M.
  2. Any tennis clubs that express interest in utilizing the courts will also be allowed to utilize and reserve the previously mentioned courts from 9:00 A.M. to 11:00 A.M. on days of the week that do not conflict with the Pickleball Club’s reservations.
  3. Individuals, but not organized groups, will be allowed to reserve the tennis/pickleball courts during all other time periods.
  4. Drop-in play, outside reserved times, will still be allowed at no cost to the members of the public.
  5. No signage, other than the Village’s reservation policy signage may be posted on or near any of the courts at the Sports Complex.
  6. No individuals or groups will be allowed to charge anyone fees to utilize any of the Village owned property at the Sports Complex.
  7. Purposeful destruction of property will result in the closure of the courts until private funds are collected to replace/repair the damaged property.
  8. The members of the Pickleball Club are encouraged to do fundraising to help pay for the installation of courts that will exclusively be utilized for pickleball. If sufficient funds are raised, those courts will be designated for the exclusive use of pickleball players, and, in such case, the Pickleball Club will be awarded four reservation periods per week; not to exceed two hours each, and two afternoon reservation periods per week, not to exceed two hours each. If the Pickleball Club members are aware of any grant funds that are available for pickleball courts, staff members will assist them in completing the related grant applications.

 

Click HERE to access the Facility Use Application for the Sports Complex. 

THE VILLAGE HALL – The Village Hall is located at 10693 N. Bay Shore Drive and is the perfect location for a number of different events and activities ranging from art shows, meetings, plays and concerts, exercise classes, and the like. It is equipped with kitchen facilities as well as a stage.

Click HERE to access the Facility Use Application for the Village Hall. 

THE SISTER BAY-LIBERTY GROVE FIRE STATION – The Sister Bay-Liberty Grove Fire Station is located at 2258 Mill Road. There are two meeting rooms in the fire station – one which can accommodate groups up to 50 people (more if tables are not used) and one which can accommodate up to 12 people.

Click HERE to access the Facility Use Application for the Fire Station. 

It is possible to rent all of the previously mentioned park lands and facilities. Please contact Heidi Teich at 920-854-4118 to inquire about facility availability. Before any reservations are finalized a completed Facility Use Application must be submitted along with the required security deposit and use fees. 

 

Please click here to access MAPS of the village parks