Tornado Memorial County Park

Tornado Memorial County Park in Brussels, WI, offers visitors a serene retreat at its large picnic area with grills, nestled in the Southern Door area. The park boasts ample shady spots under a canopy of trees, providing a perfect setting to unwind and relax.

The park's history dates back to the devastating events of October 8, 1871, when Williamsonville was ravaged by a firestorm during the Peshtigo Fire. Tornado Memorial County Park stands as a solemn tribute to the town that was reduced to ashes, with the park preserving the memory of the once-thriving settlement. This three-acre park, the first in the Door County Park System, serves as a poignant reminder of a bygone era.

With amenities such as a historical marker, picnic area, parking for 15 cars, and restroom facilities, Tornado Memorial County Park provides a peaceful setting for visitors to reflect on the past while enjoying the tranquility of nature in a place that holds deep historical significance.

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