Door County Wisconsin Winters Are For Lovers
Nature of Romance Getaway Packages Help Couples Renew and Reconnect
DOOR COUNTY, Wis., Dec. 11 /PRNewswire/ -- In Door County, Wisconsin, the spirit of Valentine's Day begins in December and lasts 'til spring.
>From early December through the end of March, Door County offers couples a chance to escape into the pampering luxury and scenic beauty of Wisconsin's peninsular jewel with two dozen specially priced getaway packages for two.
Each of these Nature of Romance packages includes two nights' lodging at one of Door County's renowned resorts, historic inns or quaint B&Bs. Choose from among accommodations that include in-room fireplaces, four-poster canopied beds, water views, whirlpool tubs and indoor swimming pools.
Packages, which are value-priced for the quiet season on the peninsula, also include romantic dinners or cozy breakfasts, and distinctive flourishes such as horse-drawn sleigh rides, massages, flowers, wine, scented candles, hand-dipped chocolates and more.
Every Nature of Romance package is unique. At least one is just right for you and your special someone.
For those who venture outside their romantic cocoons, a tranquil winter wonderland awaits. Snowshoe, cross-country ski or hike the wooded trails. Marvel at nature's ice sculptures along hundreds of miles of rugged shoreline. Later, warm up in front of a crackling fire.
The bustle of summer and fall are replaced in winter by a quiet, leisurely pace that makes each couple feel as though they have the peninsula to themselves. A Door County Nature of Romance package is the perfect way to renew your spirit and reconnect with your partner and with nature.
To browse through the packages, visit http://www.doorcounty.com/ . For personal assistance in planning your getaway, call the Door County Visitor Bureau at (800) 52-RELAX.
Door County is a bucolic peninsula that juts into Lake Michigan at the northeast corner of Wisconsin. Named one of the Top 10 Vacation Destinations in North America by Money magazine, Door County features 300-plus miles of shoreline, 10 lighthouses, 5 state parks and 18 county parks. It is known for its natural beauty, artistic offerings and outdoor recreation opportunities.
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