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These Wisconsin tourist attractions were closed in 2020 but are open again Chelsey Lewis, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel At this time last year, Wisconsin state park campgrounds remained closed on what is traditionally the kickoff to the summer camping season.   Once they reopened in June, they were busier than ever, as people sought places to get away safely while other indoor attractions remained closed.   A few outdoor attractions stayed closed for the summer, too, from Rock Island State Park to Parfrey's Glen.   The legendary Tommy Bartlett Show in Wisconsin Dells clos...

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FISH CREEK - The Eagle Tower at Peninsula State Park is ready to reopen to the public Wednesday, according to the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. The reconstructed tower replaced the one built in 1932 — and dismantled in 2016 — and stands at 60 feet high. While that's 15 feet shorter than the last tower, it still offers panoramic views of the park, nearby islands and Upper Michigan shoreline.  The tower's position on Eagle Bluff offers viewers on the top observation deck an additional boost above the Bay of Green Bay, for a total of 253 feet. Access to the deck is available...

Eagle Tower Reopening to the Public By Casey Nelson May 18, 2021 | 3:04 PM FISH CREEK, WI (WTAQ) – The new Eagle Tower is officially opening to the public in Peninsula State Park on Wednesday. “Eagle Tower is quite the iconic structure in Door County,” said Park Superintendent Eric Hyde. “For some people, that’s the main reason they come to this park. There’s not really too many other areas in the state where you get that kind of view…perched that high over, with that vantage point.” It’s been about five years since people could venture to the highest point in the pa...

May 18, 2021 | 2:17 PM A Door County landmark reopens to the public tomorrow. The reconstructed Eagle Tower inside Peninsula State Park is finally ready for use again. The DNR tore down the original wooden tower in 2015 after it was deemed to be structurally unsound. The rebuilt tower is the first in the state to be wheelchair accessible with a ramp running to the top level. The cost of the project was $3.5 million dollars.