my last excursion was some thirty years ago when the world had significantly more time and less…read moreinternet, go figure... no big hurry to be anywhere so why not leave the driving to them and feel the wind in your face and the sun on your back as one shore disappears from view long before the other breaks the horizon ahead... it's a big lake but we'll get across so relax and have a nap with someone you like... the S.S. Badger is the last of the Flint & Pere Marquette Railroad's railcar ferries - from a lineage starting in 1897 - to ply the lake from the northernmost port of generally ice-free winter waters. the 410' Badger first entered service in 1953 alongside her sister ship the S.S. Spartan (1952). the Badger which has long since been converted for hauling cars and trucks and people is the last operational coal fired passenger steam ship on the lakes. the ferry can haul up to 600 people and 180 vehicles each trip. in 2016 the Badger was designated a National Historic Landmark by the Department of Interior with a much unintended irony...

Great experience crossing Lake Michigan on this car ferry. We were fortunate that the weather was…read moregreat and the lake was relatively calm. Plenty of outside seating, with deck chairs on the bow. There are indoor tables with a snack bar and drinks bar. Bingo is offered to help pass the time on the four-hour journey. Best part are the views of the Michigan and Wisconsin shorelines, while there is something special about staring out into the vastness when you're in the middle of the lake.

Nice facility and generally friendly staff. But service is extremely high priced. They charge top…read morerates for everything. I'll pay premium prices for excellent service, but its hit or miss with them. Constant delays and excuses. Projects not completed, and no help when they cant complete a project. Extremely disappointed in the value for the service. Our bottom job was 3 months late and 2.5 times the original estimate due to "unforeseen issues" even though blistering was known before we even took it here. There was always another project ahead of ours. Could not be more disappointed in the value and timeliness of the service provided. I even wrote to the owner, and never got a response. Overall poor customer service.

We have had our sailboat in 7 marinas thoughout the years. This is the best of the bunch. A full…read moreservice marina and ships' store. The employees are friendly and very helpful. They have a fuel dock and pumpout station. They have full and capable boat repair and parts. The only problems in Wisconsin are the governor and the fact you have to see your boat on stands half the year. If you are cruising and need a transient slip, this is the place to stop

Fantastic from start to finish. Great equipment, captain and crew we're amazing. Lots of sore…read moremuscles the next day but we're in our 60's. Ended up limiting out. I'm hooked, can't wait to try again.

Awesome boat, crew experience. Nice enclosed cabin in case…read moreof inclement weather. Captain Byron and crew Tim were great. Very professional and engaging. Unfortunately one of our group was suffering from an intestinal ailment (no not sea sick!) The captain had no issues pulling up the gear and getting us back. If I'm up here again. They will be called!

We we're traveling from California to Minnesota,, I've always wanted to fish for the large trout in…read moreLake Michigan, so after scouring the internet Two River Wisconsin seemed to be a good bet. My wife, friend Don, and I were not disappointed, Captain Keith and the Willie Bee treated us in a very respectful and professional manner, explaining their techniques in targeting the trout and salmon. We're looking into returning next year, and booking with Keith and the Willie Bee again!

Capt. Keith and his first mate were great! The fishing was awesome! Even got to hear stories of…read moreother catches and learn a bit about the area. The full experience! Would definitely recommend Willie Bee Charters!

Had so much fun learning about Green Bay! We were here on a quick trip and our tour guide Al was…read moreincredible. He gave us some food and music insights and was very knowledgeable about the history of the area. We were new to riding a Segway and Al was patient, friendly, and a helpful instructor. We'd like to have a Segway tour of every new city we visit now! Would absolutely do this again in a heartbeat.

While visiting some friends in the Wausau area, they suggested we do a Segway tour of Green Bay!…read more We decided on the Packers Heritage Trail Tour! Man, it was so worth it! We learned so much about the town of Green Bay and about the Packers as well! Nick, the owner/tour guide was so awesome and patient with us, as we asked him so many questions, and asked him to take tons of photos of us! If you have never been on a Segway before, no worries, Nick the owner/tour guide or another tour guide will give you an instructive and informative "rules of the road" for a 15 or 20 minute class on how to use the Segway's properly! Each Segway has their own names too!! Like, "Pink Cat", "Claude" and many more!! This is a must do when in the town of Green Bay!!

This park is a great place to walk or fish and they should add some new things it would make the…read morepark a lot better but I've been going to silver creek for awhile and it's an amazing park

The people of Manitowoc are fortunate to have many fine parks in the city. Silver Creek Park is no…read moreexception. There is a very nice disc golf course that meanders through the woods. The lighthouse hole is the hole from hell. If you overshoot the net, your frisbee could easily end up in the lake. I have fond memories of this park from when I was a kid. We used to go to the south end of the park and shoot our 22 rifles. But this is a different age, don't try to do that these days. Silver Creek has the best beaches in Manitowoc. It has areas that are wild enough to do some serious birding. I find it a bit amusing that people have stopped playing disc golf. They are now obsessed with Pokemon Go, so the park is very quiet these days. But today I picked up a bag of trash. Apparently "Swinus Americanus" (my name for litter bugs) are still present there. Red Bull cans, and broken bottles on the beach. It always mystifies me why "people" trash out places of beauty; and what kind of knuckledragger breaks glass on a beach? All that aside, this is a premier park. It is a wonderful place to spend a few peaceful hours. It is surprisingly unused, or, at least, underused. Take a picnic, lay out on the beach and, if you're brave enough, swim in the lake (brrr!). Did I mention that I saw a hooded merganser today where Silver Creek meets Lake Michigan...nice.