Very clean and well ran. Kayaks for people to use and fire pit. Close to lakes of the clouds and…read moreadventure mine! We stayed in Cabin 8 which was perfect for the 5 of us.

Stayed here from December 24-27. Off season rates for a cottage with a full kitchen we're the best…read morein the area. The resort is in a great location, 30 minutes to an hour from several waterfalls. Don and Linda were SO welcoming. Lights and heat were on when I got there (3 hours late due to a travel snafu). Books and maps handed to me and homemade cookies delivered to my door. The cottage (#9) is cozy and simple. It's not the Ritz but was perfect for my personality and comfort. I can't wait to go back. I miss it already. I've been home for 3 hours and HAD to review. Enjoy!

We just spent a week at Maplewood Resort and had a fantastic time with family and friends. They…read morehave a lot of cabins and homes available to rent. Fishing was very good this week. Caught fish on every trip on the lake! Crappie, Bluegill, Perch and Bass is what we fish for. The cabins/homes are very clean, and Donna and Andy are extremely friendly and attentive to whatever we needed. Real nice sand beach swimming area. Free WiFi in the cabins/homes. Had canoes, paddle boat and kayaks for use. Cute little activity room available with a foosball table and some pinball machines. We'd recommend you check them out! It was our first trip there and have already booked for 2020!

From the owner: It's time to book your winter get away. Maplewood Resort is located right on the snowmobile trail…read moreoffering direct access to hundreds of miles of groomed well marked trails. The area also boosts many fine cross-country ski trails, and ice fishing is just steps from your cabin. Maplewood Resort has a variety of cozy cabins and large lakeside vacation homes with up to 5 bedrooms. You are sure to fine one that will fit your needs. We are located on Dam Lake, the large of the five lake Sugar Camp Chain. We are open year round! All of our beautiful cabins offer lakeside deck, fireplace, satellite TV, and free Wi-Fi. Many offer air-conditioning, washer/dryer, dishwasher, and whirlpool tubs. Large sand beach, on-site pontoon, PWC, and fishing boat rentals. In winter, enjoy direct access to snowmobile trails.

Their location is good for being so close to the Porcupine Mountains State Park, but there are…read moreseveral other places nearby at considerably lower cost. We paid $190 per night (incl. tax). One of the features that attracted us was their in-cabin fireplaces, so we thought we would splurge a bit and pay the high price. Come to find out, the fireplaces are "closed" each summer until Sept. 15th, something that is NOT mentioned on their website. We didn't find this out until we were locked into our reservation. If they had acknowledged that their website should state that their fireplaces are seasonal and that they would correct it, it wouldn't have bothered me so much. Instead I was told "you should have asked". On the first day of our stay, it was low 50's with strong winds and rain. A fire in the fireplace would have been a nice option. Other complaints: the WIFI barely registered, the mattresses seemed to be on the inexpensive side, and the sheets were cotton/poly blend. On the plus side, the cabins are clean and modern, and the beach is nice.

Great lodge for two couples as we explored the "Porkies." Beautiful setting, clean and comfortable.read more

I'll be cutting off my own nose to spite my face telling you all how WONDERFUL this place is…read more There will never be room for me again! :) Hosts Steve and Tom are accommodating (oh, pun-pun) and delightful. Not to mention hilarious! All three cottages are warm, cheerful and charming and located below the main lodge/bar/hotel on the shores of pristine Clear Lake. Swimming and fishing is the best you could ask for on this immaculate, private-owned gem. In addition to the cottage rentals they have 6 hotel rooms. Each room is uniquely decorated in "northwoods" style (loons, white-tail deer, fish). If you are a CLEAN-FREAK this is the place for you! Absolutely spotless. At the time of my last visit in 2007, 5 of the 6 units were still 2-room "suites" with kitchenette's. Perfect for small families or couples (sigh...wonderful memories). Their Beachcomber Lounge is a local favorite. It entertains both pool and dart tournaments and offers some of the best home-cooked food in the area. Steve makes and proudly serves the best cheese-cake EVER! Come for the "local flavor", joke-of-the-day, fish tales and just downright good fun. Top-notch accommodations, great food and drink and fun hosts. Could anyone ask for more?

We booked a room here for one night because we were going on a motorcycle trip. We booked this…read moreyesterday and found out that it is going to rain all weekend so I called immediately to cancel and was informed that I'm not getting my money back. This is absolutely unacceptable and stealing. We are out $90 in 24 hours.

Estrold was exactly the spot my family needed for a little getaway. Located on Little St. Germain,…read morewe loved spending time at the beach and using the kayaks on site to explore the lake. My two small children (2 and 4) enjoyed hunting for gnomes, playing on the playground, and swimming on the "lily pad" mats. The grown ups enjoyed the peaceful days, the wonderful swing at the top of the hill overlooking the water, and watching other guests arrive with their daily catch of fish. Hosts Travis and Amanda provided enough opportunities to create new friendships through rock painting, movie night, potluck, s'mores roast, and fishing derby. We felt comfortable joining in or opting to relax on our own. They were very accommodating and just a phone call/text away if we needed anything. I gave the resort 4 stars because there is some room for improvement on the resort. Repairing the swing set (broken monkey bars, adding fresh sand to the sandbox), making sure the paddle boat and beach chairs are in good shape would be a few of the things I would like to see. I know there is a staffing shortage at many places right now, so t's understandable.

Tacky, tacky, tacky. We stayed in the marsh cottage. What could be a cute cabin - isn't. From the…read moredrive up to the cabin one immediately notices decline. The view of the storage or tool shed is off putting but the shed is disclosed in the write up. The cottage needs a makeover. Rotted wood on the outside and a paint job is needed. The cottage smells musty, the furniture is too big for the size of the living room (keep the futon. Lose the recliner) the refrigerator should at least be painted so all the dings and scratches don't show. Add a cutting board. Fix the drawers so they don't almost fall out when opened. The dish towel is old and discolored and only one. The sheets for the sagging bed are both low end. Get a good quality mattress and sheets forcrying out loud. There is no bedding for the futon. Nor does someone from out of state need to bring such items. Maybe put a screen around the water heater. Make the vent pipe above the water heater more attractive by painting (maybe decal with moose or fish) and cover the end with exposed insulation. Repair the wood rot by shower. Replace sagging ceiling in bedroom.

Great salad bar and Great Sunday special broasted chicken five stars!!! friendly and efficient…read moreservers also !!!

Everything here was amazing! First of all, it's a beautiful area and the restaurant overlooks the…read moreamazing lake. The food was outstanding! We will definitely be back.

I'm sorry to have read the other reviews that were negative. I had the exact opposite experience…read more Jay was a really great guy--he was very accessible and helpful. His family was there for the summer to help out, and they were so kind and friendly--very personable. This is a family-operated cabin "campsite" that is perfect for a great blend of comfort and "roughing it." The amenities are basicallly this: beds/bunks to sack out it, gorgeous lakes to fish in, a boat that comes with the cabin rental (motor not included), TV, community fire pit, full kitchen, and bathrooms :) nothing fancy like indoor pools or high-speed internet--it's a great place to get out and just enjoy pure nature! I feel so refreshed after staying here...ahhh... There are paddle boats and skis to use. My dog was welcome; in fact, there were a few camp dogs that belonged to the family--all very friendly and trained. The cabins are all set up close to each other, far enough to be private, but close enough to feel like a friendly community. Be prepared to get to know the other guests--it seems like those who go to Jay's are all super-friendly people who love and respect nature. Word of advice: take your own towels for showering and cleaning, and (if you go in the summer) take bug spray and sunscreen! The office sells ice and s'mores fixings, bug spray and sunscreen, and fish bait. They also have TONS of board games to borrow while you stay. *We stayed in cabin 9.

Great little resort, we had a blast there. Fun for kids, great for fishing, reasonably priced boat…read morerentals and beautiful surroundings. Be sure to bring towels, toiletries and toilet paper. Laundry room onsite, as well as a sauna. Plenty of things to do nearby, as well, but we were perfectly content staying at the resort all week. Did our sightseeing by boat or kayaking. The resort owners were great, too, very nice people. ***UPDATE:*** One of resort owners, Becky, called my brother the evening after we left. She demanded a cleaning fee, because the place was a mess. Took them 2 whole hours to clean a 3 story cabin. I was among the last to leave, and know what the place looked like. All dishes were done, kitchen was cleaned up and swept. The way Becky put it, one would think we'd staged a food fight in there on the final morning. We left a few unopened packaged food items, and some produce on the kitchen table, as they wouldn't fit in the car. And, I forgot to dispose of a carton of eggs and some opened milk that was left in the fridge....as well as a six pack of beer. In any case, now I have a bad taste in my mouth. Seems like a money grabbing ploy to me. Luckily there are many other places to stay on the Cisco Chain, because we loved the area

It's good to have friends with a boat…read more We floated up and tied off at one of the several dock spaces for patrons and went inside for a tasty lunch. The four of us split a fried Walleye appetizer, three had the fish tacos while I tried the chicken BLT. Service was great, food was served hot and fresh and prices reasonable. I'm not sure when we'll be back in northern Wiscosin, but Bent's Camp was a fun experience--I recommend.

The bartender Mitch was spot on. Our servers Farrah and Alyssa were top tier and all of the food…read morewas so good. I am so impressed with this restaurant and they also had amazing live music.

Went on a Friday night and was told it would be an hour wait which was fine. Went and had a drink…read moreon the patio which was nice .After an hour went to check and was told it would be a few minutes despite all of the empty tables. After two hours went to the hostess again and was told that only the buffet was available not the menu. When we told them it was unacceptable we were told it's the Northwoods . There whole system of handing out playing cards and no paging was ridiculous. The time the hostess spent looking for the cards (used instead of names) could have been spent clearing tables and getting people seated faster. We needed up at Lumpys and were seated in served quickly. Do not recommend this place and was very disappointed

There just isn't enough staff and what there is is very slow. Can't review the food because after…read more20 at the table and nobody came by with water or even acknowledged we were there, we gave up. Will give it another chance.