Ellison Bay Community Park is a small town park and sand beach owned by the Town of Liberty Grove, on the south side of the village of Ellison Bay near the tip of Wisconsin's Door Peninsula. Locals often still call it "The Women's Club." The beach faces north and west onto Ellison Bay, a cove on the Green Bay side of Lake Michigan, with the wooded cliffs of the Niagara Escarpment at Ellison Bluff rising across the water to the southwest. The Wisconsin DNR lists the swim area as Ellison Bay Town Park Beach.

The park's address is 11953 Highway 42, at the south end of downtown Ellison Bay. Coming north on Highway 42 from Sister Bay, the park sits on the left just before the shops and the marina, across the highway from the Parkside Inn. A small paved lot off Bay Lane serves the park, and parking there is free. The Ellison Bay village center, with its restaurants, galleries and Wills Park marina, is a short walk north along the highway.

The beach itself is short. The DNR puts its length at roughly 90 feet of sand, set between rocky shoreline on either side and a town pier to the east. The bottom is sand near shore and the bay here is sheltered from the open lake, so it is usually calmer than the Lake Michigan beaches on the peninsula's east side. Even so, northern Door County water stays cold well into summer, and a north or west wind can push in chop. No lifeguard is listed by the town, so swimming is at your own risk and children need close watching.

The park is free. The town lists it among its public parks with no admission or parking charge. The one exception is the annual Blues on the Bay festival in late August, a fundraiser for Door County Secret Santa that takes over the park for a day and asks for a suggested donation. The town does not post specific hours on its parks page.

Water quality at Ellison Bay Town Park Beach is tested by the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh under contract with Door County. The DNR classes it as a Tier 1 (high priority) beach sampled about three times a week from late May through August. Door County beaches are posted with an advisory when E. coli runs high, which can happen after heavy rain washes runoff into the bay. Check the current status before you swim, and stay out if the beach is posted.

Beyond the beach, the park has a playground, a covered gazebo, picnic tables, grills and restrooms. Kayaks, canoes and paddleboards can launch from the rocks just west of the pier, which the town designates as a non-motorized launch. Anglers fish from the pier, and the beach faces west across the bay, so evenings here bring sunsets over the water.