We came back to visit this year after having such a great experience last year. This really is one…read moreof our favorite campgrounds. It's very quiet, owners are friendly, make sure to stop into the little store as they have some local products for purchase. There's also a room that we didn't notice last by the office that has some big couches for lounging along with pool tables and games and books. We are usually pretty busy with family when we're here so didn't even know this place existed. The utilities are all in working order and we like to stay down on the end so we have an overview of the cattle farm. The fireflies at night in the field are also really fun to watch.

Great sites and beautiful grounds. Bathrooms are excellent…read more Close to town with nice restaurants.

My family of four: two adults, two children just finished a four night stay here. We wanted to have…read morea local getaway within a days drive of home. When I first saw the listing with the excellent reviews and history of the house I felt this would be a fun place to stay. After spending the four nights my initial feeling was right on. This was the perfect place for our family to stay. Kathy greeted us when we arrived and helped us figure out where to have dinner that first night. We stayed in rooms 10 and 11. Those rooms have their own private bath and are on the second floor. It was as though we had a family apartment. The adults room had a king sized bed and the children shared a queen. Their room had a scavenger hunt within the stone walls, which they really enjoyed. After dinner the boys played table tennis and pop shots basketball. Kathy also treated them to an ice cream cone. Very sweet. There were also plenty of board games to play in the evenings. Breakfast was yummy and coffee aplenty! They do offer WiFi, but no screens, so it is easy to bond with your family and have some quality time together. This location was within walking distance to the swimming pool/park and Pendarvis (which is still closed). It is about a half an hour drive to House on the Rock, Cave of the Mounds, and Taliesin. Lots of fun side stops on the way to any of these places. Kathy is an awesome cook. We feel so fortunate to have met her, Dan, and Bobby Jo on our trip. Mineral Point is a beautiful town and I thank them for preserving and sharing such a wonderful Wisconsin landmark with us.

The Walker House is the best! My wife and I had our wedding reception here in August and it was the…read moreperfect venue. Kathy and Dan were so wonderfully accommodating, friendly and helpful with all of our finer details. The food was amazing, the staff was so friendly, and the ambience is relaxed. We're both eager to go back and stay at the Walker House! 10/10 would recommend. Thanks for everything Kathy and Dan!

I live out of state but were in the area attending a wedding. I found this gem on Hotels.com and…read moreboy am I glad I did. From the outside of the building it doesn't look like much but the room as you can see was absolutely amazing! Beautifully decorated, the bed felt amazing! I love the decor and the overall vibe of the room. The room and town are quaint, we definitely plan on coming back to explore the area next summer.

Great experience, will return! The room was clean, cute and nice and quiet. Great shower, king size…read morebed plus a futon, friendly staff, and well maintained. The inn is right in the heart of the historic downtown, and there's off-street parenting for guests.

A beautiful, peaceful retreat in the Wisconsin countryside and close to charming, history-steeped…read moreMineral Point if one is feeling sociable. Things we especially liked about the house were the delicious bed linens, the wide range of books in the house (many from local authors!), and the overall cozy cabin feeling. Cozy, in this case, is not code for "cramped" -- in fact, it was spacious with lots of light streaming in through the ground floor windows. Coleman was a wonderful host and his years of experience in the hospitality industry are evident in his attention to detail throughout the property. Onhand was a good stash of guides to nearby attractions with emphasis on birding and cycling, regional-focused magazines, and even some homemade jam. We visited in winter and spent our time skiing and snowshoeing around the property, returning to the Inn for a fire and a glass of wine. We will definitely visit again.

My husband and I have been at Maplewood for a number of years. It has always been the greatest…read morepleasure to stay there. Both of our children, and their boyriends, have driven up to visit as well. Croquet, long walks, long talks, good food, and peaceful sleep. But Steve misses Lucky (the cat)! This is the best place to be when you need a good hike and some quiet time. I recommend it 5 stars.

We stayed here for 3 nights and loved it! So many things did the kids to do. The campground was…read morenice and clean and kept up. We would definitely come back!

What a delightful RV Park, very clean and manicured we only stayed one night but would recommend itread more

awesome place! This will be our 4th year up. great hospitality, great fishing. always awesome…read moreseeing the cows! camping, fishing, hiking, relaxing couldn't be better!

Stayed 10/30/2021…read more Jerome's family has been here 105 years and had a campground the whole time. They're grandfathered in for camping ordinances. Pit toilets, a fire pit and bench at each campsite, and a river, that's it for amenities. Jerome can't make a living on 30 diary and 50 beef cattle with his brother and wife working outside their regular 40 hour jobs to keep the farm going. "A thousand cattle farm nearby is closing, so how can anyone make it? There are no young people here." If you want to stay, just show up and let yourself in. The gate is never locked. Jerome doesn't have a cell phone or computer and usually isn't home to answer the landline phone. "I live in the Stone Age," says the guy with a stone barn on a stone bluff in a town named Rock. Jerome will find you before sunset when he makes rounds and collect payment then. $12 he said. I paid more. If you go, please tip him well. Castle Rock Park is across the river and a great place to hike. Snow Bottom SNA north parcel is minutes away and south parcel not many more. REM Castle Rock DNR land includes Castle Rock Park and park of Cedar Cliff across the highway. There's nothing to do in Castle Rock, and nowhere to shop. Come prepared. You won't have any traffic or neighbors.

We have stayed at the Don Q inn 5 times so far. Last week we stayed 7 days in the Sherwood Forest…read moreroom. We loved it! it was like waking up in a peaceful forest. The oversized jacuzzi was a great treat. we loved having an included breakfast. There were scrambled eggs and sausage, biscuits and gravy, a make you own Belgian waffle machine, cold cereal selection and oatmeal, coffee , tea, juices, Bagels and bread selections. Who could want anything more? We have stayed in 4 other fantasuites and plan to visit more of the them in the future. The indoor/ outdoor pool is lovely. The staff was top notch and gave us tours of a few other suites.

I wanted to like this place but it was horribly dated and dirty. My fiance and I stayed in one of…read morethe tranquility rooms for two nights over spring break and I'm really happy we didn't stay any longer. The staff was very friendly, but our visit started off on a concerning note. When we were checking in, the gentleman at the front desk told me that the pool had failed inspection and that there would be another inspection the next day, so hopefully it would be open that afternoon the next day. Already gross if you can't pass inspection and a bad first impression. When we walked down to our room, there were empty Amazon boxes littering common areas. This place could be featured on hotel hell if it was still running/producing seasons. I was really disappointed with our room. I absolutely LOVE the idea of themed rooms, but ours clearly hadn't been serviced in a long time. It smelled horribly musty, the bed was so thin and uncomfortable that we could feel the wood frame underneath, and the bathroom was gross. My back was really sore in the morning, and it was not a good way to start off a day of hiking. The wallpaper was all peeling and it's clear this room hasn't really been updated in a while. We didn't feel comfortable touching the carpet so we wore our crocs the whole time we were there. Breakfast was mediocre at best. The arm of my chair also broke off as I was trying to pull it into the table. The biscuits and gravy were very cafeteria like and I didn't even want to touch the eggs because they came in the weird shaped circles like the kind you get from McDonald's. My stomach felt really bad after eating breakfast both times so l don't recommend eating breakfast, even if it is included. I lived in a dorm for three years at school, so I'm pretty used to less than ideal conditions, but this even grossed me out. It's clear this place has a lot of really cool history, but it reached its peak a long time ago and I'm sad I wasn't able to see it in its prime. I would've loved to come back, but not for $180 dollars a night. Taxes and fees came to nearly $100, so for two nights and three days we payed $464. 400+ dollars and we didn't even feel comfortable taking our shoes off? Not worth it. As much as I love the themed suite ideas, don't waste your money to get terrible food and dirty rundown rooms.

This is a beautiful home like setting perfect for crafters retreat or just to relax and get away…read more Has outdoor swimming pool, and hot tub on premise and a beautiful view of the countryside. Sleeps 14 comfortably. AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!