Welcome to Geitner Homestead Equine Campground
5883 Oak Road
Egg Harbor, WI 54209
Welcome to Geitner Homestead Equine Campground
5883 Oak Road
Egg Harbor, WI 54209
5883 Oak Road
Egg Harbor, WI 54209
5883 Oak Road
Egg Harbor, WI 54209
Thank you for checking out our website.
As we begin our new journey in what started out as a dairy farm over 100 years ago, our dream is to build an equine campground and carry on to what will become the fifth generation Geitner legacy.
Throughout the years, our land has produced many crops, cherry orchards, pigs, chickens, dairy cows, steers, rabbits, horses, geese, and ducks.
Now, we would like to invite you to come and camp with us on our property as we open it up to our equine friends.
We will be offering a modest campground with only 29 campsites. 14 of the sites will be designed strictly for our equine guests which will have steel gate corrals ready at each site for 2 horses, 6 campsites are available for overflow for our equine guests. Every site will have water and electric hookup. For the equine sites we are currently planning on having 12-14 pull through sites. The final number will be revealed as we get closer to opening day.
We have a 100' x 160' outdoor riding arena for your enjoyment.
We have a 60' round pen available for your convenience.
We will be offering extra paddocks if you don't have enough room at your campsite for your horses.
We have 6 miles of riding trails available on our property. The trails go through 2 obstacle courses, prairies, farm fields, wooded areas, and cornfields. We just planted 12,000 trees this spring and we look forward to having more trails through wooded areas in the future.
We will have two obstacle courses available for our equine friends.
Price based on 1 unit per site and up to 6 people.
Price based on 1 unit per site and up to 6 people.
Price based on 1 unit per site and up to 6 people. Horse sites have 2 -12x12 pens. If you want to put your own additional fencing up that is fine. Horses are an additional $5 each per day.
Price based on 1 unit per site and up to 6 people. Horse sites have 2 -12x12 pens. If you want to put your own additional fencing up that is fine. Horses are an additional $5 each per day.
We have 6 extra pens available for rent should you need more room for your horses. The price includes 2 horses.
The fee for horses is for manure management. The only thing you need to bring is a muck fork. We will supply muck buckets for each campsite and ask that you clean up your site daily. Every day we will drive around and empty your muck bucket and take the manure off site. Our goal is to keep our campground as clean and fly free as possible.
Dogs are allowed but must be kept on a leash at all times. Please clean up after your pets immediately. Poop bags will be handed out at check in.
For people that are not camping with us and would like to use our arena, trails or obstacle courses, you can purchase a day pass. If you decide you would like to come more often and upgrade to a season pass, the cost of your day pass will go towards your season pass. Just show your receipt to get credit.
Season pass gives you access to the trails, arena and obstacle courses. If you purchased a day pass and want to upgrade to a season pass, show us your day pass receipt to get credit towards your season pass.
Leaving your campsite with garbage or animal waste will result in a minimum clean-up fee of at least $50. Please help us keep our campground clean for you and your neighbors. Thank you
Gift certificates can be made out for any dollar amount and they do not expire! They can be used for reservations or for in-store purchases. If you would like to purchase a Gift Certificate please call
920-493-7669
Rosie is 12-year-old. She is a class B, palomino miniature, and our daughter's 1st horse. She is one of the sweetest girls you will ever meet.
Libby is a 13-year-old chestnut Morgan and our very first horse. She is a beautiful girl, and she knows it!
Dahlia is a Class A, blood bay miniature. At 9 years old she is full of sass. This little girl is a lot of fun and does she love to run!
Princess is a19 year old, chestnut/paint. She is a huge quarter-horse, draft horse, mustang mix, and the best birthday present ever!
Thank you, Jesus Jauregui.
Tango came to our farm as a board when he was just a baby, and we just couldn't let him go. He's now 6 years old and loves to play! He is a leopard print Appaloosa
Rocky is a dark bay, class B miniature. At 14 years old his favorite lady is Rosie, but his best friend is Tango.
Marifly is 14-year-old, blood bay quarter horse and every little girl's best dream!
Short video of the early stages of our cornfield trails. Enjoy
If you're camping with us but don't have a horse and you really, really, really want to ride a horse, Kurtz Corral is just down the road. You can book your rides online for a trail ride to remember at: www.kurtzcorral.com
Bringing "Branson Missouri" to Southern Door County, The Fiddler's Farm is bringing Wisconsin's best musicians together to offer a live music show of Classic Country, Western Swing and Bluegrass music. A good, clean and family friendly venue that everyone of all ages will enjoy. For show times and ticket information: www.thefiddlersfarm.com
The Ahnapee State Trail is open to Equestrians from April 15 - November 15. The trail spans about 50 miles between Sturgeon Bay, Kewaunee, Casco and Algoma. The trail is between 8-10 feet wide and has a firm surface. It is just a 15-minute drive from our campground.
The Door County Wine Trail is nestled between Lake Michigan and the Bay of Green Bay. There are eight unique wineries on this trail, 3 of them are within 2 miles of our campground. If you would like to learn more about the Wine Trail, check it out at: www.DoorCountyWineTrail.com
Names the best charter in Door County. Door County Trolley has 16 unique themed trolley tours. Check out their website for more information: https://doorcountytrolley.com
Door County offers over 300 miles of shoreline! With our rich maritime heritage, we have 11 historic lighthouses standing and many are still operational today.
Door County has 19 County Parks and 5 State Parks. If you enjoy nature and hiking this is the place for you! Also, Thumbs Up Riders, a local riding group here in Door County is busy working on a trail for us in Newport State Park. As soon as that is complete, we will let you know.
If you enjoy kayaking and zip line, there are several options here in Door County. Check out Destination Door County for more information before you arrive at: www.doorcounty.com
Did you know that Washington Island also has an equine friendly campground? If you are making the trip to Door County and you have the time, why not spend a little time on the mainland and on the island if you can. If you would like to learn more about Washington Island Campground, check out their website at: www.washingtonislandcampground.com
Do you enjoy theater? Door County has several excellent live theaters! Check out Destination Door County to see the schedule and venues for the plays: www.doorcounty.com
Door County is known for its cherry and apple orchards. Want to pick your own? Check out Destination Door County and you can see when the best time is to come do so, or you can come on up and get some already picked for you: www.doorcounty.com
People always ask us "Where is a good place to eat?" Honestly, I have never been disappointed. Door County is filled with EXCELLENT food! Italian, Mexican, seafood, pizza, fish boils, fine dining, supper clubs and some of the best darn bar food around! You can check out Destination Door County for different restaurant options and fish boil reservations: www.doorcounty.com
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