The view of the bay is a wonderful sight to wake up to, sipping coffee or tea in the gazebo as the sun rises (the complimentary bakery is pretty good too!).
I vacationed at Liberty Park often with my family when I was a little girl, and now as an adult I find it just as charming. It is certainly a place for singles or families. The premises are spotless, the hostess was friendly and so helpful with suggestions on places to go and fun things to see in the county. On a rainy day there are games, puzzles, reading materials and a warm fire crackling in the lobby fireplace where guests and families and can gather to enjoy each others company if they wish.
I will certainly find my way back there again...it is a marvelous place to make a memory.
Loved it, loved it, loved it!

We had a wonderful relaxing time at this lodge. The firplace room is so homey. There are puzzles and books and games. The breakfast is just enough coffee, tea, juice and donuts .The remodled rooms are beautifully decorated. The manager is so friendly and accomadating. I haven't been able to get a vacation for a few years but when I can again Liberty Park will be my vacation spot......

We have vacationed at the lodge nearly every year for the past 14 years. We have taken our children for family vacations and also taken romantic getaways for my husband and myself. Liberty Park has recently been nicely restored with a warm and traditionally 'old Door County' atmosphere. The new rooms are lovely! The lodge has always served us a nice continental breakfast with several kinds of juice, coffee and tea, doughnuts or other pastries, or bagels. The hostess/manager is wonderful, helpful and accommodating, able to guide us to a new Door County restaurant with a great menu, a fun activity, or a scenic hiking trail. The crackling fire in the lobby at night is cozy and a fine place to relax, read a book, do puzzles, play a board game, or just chat with family and friends. I would highly recommend Liberty Park for a vacation getaway. Just wonderful.

Wow, how have the mighty fallen. My husband and I used to love this old historic Lodge in the late 80s and early 90s when we visited, initially while on our honeymoon. It had a *beautiful* old room on the ground level, originally a ballroom; came replete with a knitting circle of ladies doing their knitting, in one visit. You could move your chairs around as you wished, play board games, and simply enjoy the smell of carefully waxed vintage floors. The rooms were vintage too and utterly charming, full of the character only truly historic properties have. The whole place had an aura of a forgotten time, and when visiting, we felt completely at home, ensconsed in the atmosphere of a by-gone age. Once we stayed in one of their quaint cottages on the lakeshore: honestly, you couldn't have invented this place, it was so perfect.
Our experience this year: what a shocker. The whole place has been RENOVATED within an inch of its life, in what should have been called a 'gut renovation'. Almost nothing remains of its original character; the ground level destroyed in a parcelling-out that seems intent only on enhancing revenue; balconies and fake gazebos added where they ought not to be; all of the original clapboarding removed and replaced; and all of the original windows removed, in favor of Pella no doubt-- talk about destroying the soul of a building!! Every inch has been altered, and NOT for the better. Can I get another witness to this? Does anyone remember Liberty Lodge before it was ruined??
The service was perfunctory, the breakfast risible in its meagre offerings. I've learned that the owner, not content with taking a beautiful historic property and reducing it to a footnote in Door County history, has sold all of the property across the Hwy to condo developers. So much for those lovely old cottages!
There's not justice in the world, esp. when vulgarians get a hold of these beautiful old places. My husband and I left early, sick to our stomach. It's really a tragedy, what this owner has done to this historic Inn. The sign ought to read: Historic Once, but No More.