Beautiful hiking trails. They are well kept all year long. It's one of our favorite places to go…read more Great place to picnic or spend the day!

A pretty nice state park with a great fire tower that affords an awesome view of the surrounding…read morecountryside (including Holy Hill). We came here to find the oldest Geocache in the state of Wisconsin and other caches too. We hiked a number of trails on a finally nice spring day - sunny and warm! There are some good hills. We picnicked down by the lake where there is a nice beach. Not a huge park but worth a visit.

July 21, 2025 it will be 29 years since I 1st met my wife. That bar, snack bar and sandy Beach were…read moreso awesome. Now only giant homes are in it's place. Makes me sad still.

If you happen to be studying a map of Waukesha County's gorgeous lake region, and your eyes settle…read moreon what clearly looks like a tooth shaped lake near the intersection of Highways K and C, you have found Moose Lake. It's 83 acres of beautiful scenery, crystal clear water fed from an underground spring, so yesterday's water temperature was 80°. The depth varies from just 4 feet to 60 feet. There is always a slight breeze in the air, which is great for keeping away the mosquitoes. I visited for two days and saw boating, swimming, fishing, and paddle board activity. Fishing here might net you a Panfish, Largemouth Bass or a Northern Pike. Most of the lakefront properties include private docks, but there is a public access dock as well. Just gorgeous!

I visited Keith's 5+ years ago and found a boat (around $8,000) that I was ready to pay cash for…read moreand walk out the door with it. I approached a sales guy (no idea who) and told him I was interested and was hoping he'd go $500 less. I mean it was a used boat. There's always wiggle room to make a sale. Guy abruptly tells me the boat is the price it is and that's it. I went back to look at it more and the guy didn't follow and didn't say anything more. Ok, buddy forget your boat. I stopped back a week or two later, just to look at it again. This time the same guy comes up to me and says you want the boat it's yours minus the $500 I initially asked about. Yeah, NO. You had your chance and your customer service sucked. I've driven by for years since and think, you will never get my money.

In the process of buying a pontoon. Brad has been a pleasure to work with! All questions answered,…read morecalls returned promptly.

Beautiful park for a nice walk. Very relaxing and quiet. We love just having a nice quiet,…read moreleisurely stroll through the park to reflect on the past day.

From the owner: Boat launch into Little Cedar Lake within Washington County's Ackerman's Grove Parkread more

We took the Fall Tour and it was great. Captain Troy was very informative and encouraged questions…read more The marh is beautiful and serene.

This is a Must-Do!! Our group of four loved the marsh boat tour/including two of us who were local!…read moreWe all enjoyed being out on the water and the beauty of the marsh. The two tourists in the group loved the history and learning about the area. The proprietors (husband and wife) were kind and welcoming.

The boat patrol on this lake will harass you and pull you over constantly. It seems they are trying…read moreto drive out anyone who isn't using the lake for fishing or sailing. Tickets are always issued, no warnings. Ridiculous rules that are not well published. Seriously, such a shame to have this lake ruined by the people in charge.

For my 100th review I want to tell you about one of my favorite places ever. I am a little biased…read morebecause I have been swimming in Big Cedar since I was a baby, but this place is the shit. 45 minutes north of Milwaukee, this isn't a quiet Northern Wisconsin lake, this is a big, busy, loved lake. A few short weeks from now, the piers and boats will be out and fall colors will be in full swing. On a clear calm day the lake will reflect the tree's colors and the water will be smooth, this is the perfect time for a canoe ride. You could come out here on a frigid January day when the trees are bare and the lake is frozen. The ice fishers will be out with their trucks and shanties huddled around the good spots, fishing their hearts out. Months later spring's progress will be obvious by the slowly melting ice and the buds on the trees. Piers will go in but the lake will still be quiet until Memorial Day when summer at the lake officially starts. Then the water will be choppy with boat wakes and the smell of bbq will be in the air. The CL Yacht has fireworks on the 4th of July and the that night the bay is full of boats of spectators, on the boat ride home the firework fans on the lake shoot off aftershows from their piers. Most busy weekend afternoons in the summer the shallow sandy area on the east side of the lake is full of boats and swimmers playing frisbee, football, and soaking in the sun. Many of the cottage and lake home owners are from Milwaukee or Chicago but there are enough full time residents for you to notice their presence in the off-season. There are several boat ramps on both the east and west sides of the lake. At this point there are four restaurant/bars on the lake: Timmers, Padways, House of Heileman's and Old Cedar Inn. Most days the best plan is a cocktail cruise on the lake and a grill out. In general people keep to themselves but we are Midwest friendly and if you boat runs out of gas (or you can't figure out where neutral is) it isn't hard to find someone to tow you and your boat home. Stop by Big Cedar for a swim, a boat ride, a sunset, or a drink and fish fry at Timmers; chances are you'll come back again soon.

While booking reservations months in advance. Weather,fish locations ect..., are unpredictable…read more Captain Dave and the experience and flexibility he carries is amazing. Great experience from all aspects. Return trips are in the forecast for sure

It's a father and son fishing charter service. Son was real nice and very helpful during our…read morefishing trip. He was very knowledgeable and you could tell he's been doing this a long time. Although I could've done without the cell phone conversations with his friends while out at sea. Also we were slightly surprised by the final bill. The website said $650 all-inclusive deluxe charters but after we finished there was additional tax and fishing licenses fees added to that posted price. That was easy an additional $100. Then had to laugh when they combined our fish with another parties catch when taking our pictures. It gave the illusion that we caught a whole heck of a lot more fish. I just hope they don't post that on their website. Bottom line is that five guys were able to book a last-minute fishing trip & went home with six nice size salmon and trout despite a less than stellar fishing season. So honestly I can't complain too much. Again, both father and son are friendly. However communication on pricing should be improved.

This was a wonderful experience for our family. Allison at Lac La Belle boat rentals was so…read morefriendly and accommodating to our family. We had originally booked at 10-2 time slot, but having 3 kids things happen and we weren't going to be able to make it in time. Allison was kind enough to adjust our rental time to 2-6pm. The boat was wonderful, well kept and stocked with a cooler of drinks and snacks. Overall a really great experience on a super nice clean lake! We will be making this an annual tradition.

Great folks who made an extra effort to call us when a cancellation opened up for us. Had a…read morewonderful morning on Lac La Belle!

This was our favorite thing we did the weekend we visited Milwaukee. It was super easy to book two…read moretickets online which cost about $64 including fees and taxes. We booked a Saturday at 12pm 90 minute tour and were told to arrive at about 11:30am. They let us board at that time - you need to present your online ticket / print out at the ticket booth and then they give you tickets to the boat. The boat itself has a downstairs area with port side with one women's bathroom and starboard side with one women's and one men's bathroom. You'll learn what port/starboard means during the tour. The bar with alcoholic and nonalcoholic drinks and snacks is on the first level. The second level has an area with a covered space in the back and seats open to the air on the front. Since it was a hotter day, my husband and I chose to sit on the bottom of the boat. We thought the best view there was at the front where you get a nice 180 degree view through the windows. We enjoyed the information on the tour and all the great views!

We've been on two cruises with Milwaukee boat Line and thoroughly enjoyed both!!…read moreWe sailed up the river to get to Lake Michigan and learned how to correctly use the phrases 'port' and 'starboard'. We learned about the different types of bridges used, and what Native American tribes lived in the area. Both tours were very relaxing and we even had a Lake Front beer and a seltzer! You can't go wrong there!