Pictures of Ephraim

Photos provided by Tad Dukehart

Anderson Dock Marina

This marina can be found at 3083 Anderson Lane, also the site of the historic Dock warehouse well known for its boat name graffiti. Seasonal and transient slips are available for rental, with upgraded electrical at each slip, new in 2006. Fishing off the pier. Parking. The warehouse is the longtime home of the Francis Hardy Gallery

Firehouse Marina

Our marina service building at 9969 Water Street provides showers and restroom facilities. There are seasonal slips, moorings, and transient slips available for rental. Launch ramp and parking.

Village Beach

Wetland Preserve

A rustic entrance at 9820 Water Street leads to two looped trails through seven acres of a regenerating wetland ecosystem. Parking.

Harborside Park

Located at 9986 Water Street and new in 2007, the park has a gazebo for summer concerts, playground equipment, benches and picnic area, public parking and a beautiful view of the Bay.

Village Hall and Library, Monument Park

The Village Hall and Ephraim Library are located at 9996 Water Street, with public parks extending north and south along the water for picnics and watching Ephraim's sunsets. See separate page on this website for more information on the Ephraim Library, which has seasonal activities for residents and visitors alike.

Visitors' Center

The Visitors' Center at 10049 Water Street has brochures and information for all businesses, arts and activities in the Village and surrounding areas. Sit on the back porch and look out at the water and Peninsula State Park across the harbor.

Village Offices, Fire Department, Tennis Courts, Playground

Up on the hill at 10005 Norway at Highway Q, there are two tennis courts, a playground area, short-term parking for boat trailers. If you'd like to make a reservation for a court, it can be made through the Visitors' Center, or there is a drop box at the courts.

Walking Path

The Firehouse Marina, Visitors' Center and Village office have maps available for our walking path, which runs from the Wetland Preserve to Anderson Dock and eastward.

Ephraim Preserve at Anderson Pond

Purchased by the Door County Land Trust from the Anderson family, this 27-acre piece with entrance off Moravia will forever retain the pond, woods, wildlife and natural beauty for all residents and visitors to enjoy.

Old Ephraim Firehouse

Built in the 1930s, it was the first firehouse in Door County and was used until 1990 by the Fire Department. It has been restored to its former glory and became a Fire Museum in 2009.