Love this place. Been coming here for at least 10 years back when Ruth was running things. We…read moretypically do a motorcycle campout for the weekend but we have rented canoes in the past. Cindy and her husband are accommodating and easy to deal with. Thanks again Cindy!!

We had a great time on a tandem kayak…read more On the way there, it won't look like you are heading to a body of water rather the middle of nowhere. It's a no-frills family business. I appreciated that the "Canoe Lady" called me back right away after missing my call. We groups of overnighter canoers and kayakers. Tip: They will accommodate you, even if you only want to kayak for a few hours. We'll be back!

Has the best stay with friends here! Very easy communication with the owners and we had everything…read morewe needed the entire trip. 8 of us were visiting and hoped for the classic cabin vibe for our ski trip and log gables delivered. Could not be more happy with our trip and 10/10 recommend this cabin!

This is a great place to stay especially with a larger group. We had a group of 6 adults and 4…read morechildren ranging from 2-6 years old. Technically there is only one bed room but there is a loft with two queen beds and a basement with two queen beds and futon. There are also three futons in the living room. There is also a crib and pack and play. There are three full baths, a nice size kitchen and a deck. There are three TVs and a garage. There us also a washer and dryer.

We had a wonderful experience here! We booked very last minute, and were a little confused about…read morewhat the different types of sites were (back-in, tent, etc.). After emailing them I received a rather prompt response that our tent was welcome on one of their back in sites, which I'm very glad we chose because it had a little paved driveway that fit a picnic table, our car, and had a little space left over that our toddler loved drawing on with chalk. Check in was super easy, and very friendly. All the staff we interacted with were happy to help and answer our questions. This is a VERY family oriented campground, there are kids everywhere, but it was a blast! They have a huge sand pit area that has giant jumping pillow, a tether ball pole, some plastic playsets, and a large swimming pond with lots of inflatables. There is also a pool, but it was closed for the season. At the main lodge there are board games, carpet ball, giant games, and a handful of arcade games. The bathrooms were also very well kept. There were a limited number of flushing toilets on the overnight campgrounds, as a good portion of the area is used for seasonal permanent campers. However, there were port-a-potties very strategically placed and well maintained. Showers are 50 cents for 7 minutes. I would highly recommend this campground! We are already looking at coming back next year. It's also very close to Devil's Lake, but a little too far to walk to (parking at the Lake is $16).

LOVE this campground and it's close to Devil's Lake. My family has been going here for years! We…read moretake the ferry over the lake because the kids think it's awesome, and it is. We have always camped in tents, but one year someone from our group rented a yurt, and it was awesome! Great family friendly place. Lots of things to do with the kids. They have a pond with inflatables, which the kids love. They also have a pool. There is also a pillow bounce thing and playground. A major plus is that they have bathrooms and showers! It is a pretty large place and gets booked up quick! The prices are reasonable, but have gone up over the years. They do have a store there, but be prepared to pay. The staff is always friendly and helpful. They have activities throughout the week so be sure to check the events calendar.

We rented kayaks on Mira Lake. It was one of the most beautiful kayaking trips we've taken. We did…read moreit an early fall, and it was absolutely perfect. The scenery is beautiful. The water was calm. And there weren't a lot of other people kayaking at the time. Highly recommend if you're in the Dells area.

Wonderful State Park! Memorable experience! Would certainly plan to return!…read more Our big annual camping trip with the family recently took us to Mirror Lake, a spot that was new to all of us. It's an easy distance from where we live in Milwaukee, as it's in close proximity to the Wisconsin Dells. That said, even though we were deep in the woods camping, there was plenty of civilization close by should we have needed to restock on anything. Since we had quite a big group, we booked a double-site and boy did we luck out. I think we had the largest double that was available. It fit two large RV/campers and five tents, leaving ample room for tons of chairs around the fire pit and the big picnic tables provided. Oh and they are *electric campsites* which can be hard to find! No water hook up though. Not too far down from our site was the big shower houses/bathrooms. And let me just say, these are NICE! Like very nice. And very clean. Probably the best campsite bathrooms I've ever seen. I feel as though the building was very new / freshly redone. Other pros: plenty of lake activities (we rented both kayaks and pontoon boats), great walking paths (freshly laid wood chips and clear signage), lakeside beaches, and various playgrounds for the kiddos. Oh and fun planned experiences by the park - it was "Smokey Bear's birthday" when we were there and they had a firetruck on-site, water games, bday treats, prizes, and a meet and greet with the bear himself. A hit with our kids. Even if you're not camping, this state park would be wonderful for a day trip!

We had a fantastic stay at Indian Trails Campground and were impressed by how well the campground…read moreis maintained and operated. The bathrooms were truly next level for a campground--spacious stalls, tile finishes, automatic soap and towel dispensers, and very clean showers. They were some of the nicest campground facilities we've experienced. The inflatables on the lake were a huge hit with the kids, and the beach had perfect soft sand for swimming, sandcastles, and relaxing. The kids also loved both pools and spent hours enjoying the water. Our granddaughter was thrilled to win bingo during our stay! We appreciated the little details that made camping easier. Garbage was picked up at our site multiple times a day, and staff watered the roads to keep the dust down. My favorite feature was the dump station--hoses were already hooked up and ready to use, making the process quick and easy. More campgrounds should do this. The mini golf course was fun, the campground store had a great selection of toys that the grandkids loved, and quiet hours were actually respected, which made for peaceful evenings. Indian Trails does an excellent job creating a fun, family-friendly camping experience while keeping the campground clean, organized, and comfortable. We'll be back!

I camped here for a couple of days. It was a pleasant experience. I was in Cabin J, which was their…read morebest cabin with restroom and a shower. Stay was comfortable. Campground was peaceful. Trash removal was prompt. There was a fire ring outside. We made fire in the evening. Camp store food was reasonable. Soft serve ice cream came in many flavors. Pizza burger was my favorite item. Burger patty had a layer of cheese in between. Tot rings were nice and crispy. Crispy chicken sandwich and chicken nuggets were good. Chicken Alfredo pizza was lotza mozza pizza. I like that brand. Root beer float was a decent one. There was a complimentary softee cone, a kayak rental and a bundle of wood. That was a nice surprise.

Spacious rooms. Very clean. Surrounding area is well spaced. Front staff was great…read more Pool is Large, indoor playing area has a workout room, pickle ball/tennis/basketball area was fun yo play in. Highly recommend ​

Tamarack Resort is a super scenic and unique destination resort near Mirror Lake that offers a ton…read moreof both accommodations and activities. My family and vacationed there last month and we really enjoyed our stay! I'll start off by talking about lodging. The resort has five main types of lodging. There are cabins, lofts, studios, and lodges of different sizes, which means there'll always be something that suits your specific group. The accommodations are divided into housing "colonies," which makes getting around the resort (and remembering where you're staying) easier. My understanding is that some of the lodges are actually long-term rentals with people living there full-time, while others (like the one my family and I stayed at in the Terrace Colony) are set up for short-term hotel-style stays. My family and I came to the Wisconsin Dells area for a weekend retreat, and this was the definitely a great way to get us outdoors. This is an "outdoorsy" resort, so there's outdoor activities for all ages. Guests can rent electric bikes to explore the surrounding trails, which my parents tried and loved. I actually ended up catching a cold halfway through the trip and couldn't leave the hotel, but I was pleasantly surprised by how peaceful and quiet the surrounding area was. I was expecting a lot of noise from people's outdoor activities, but I ended up actually being able to rest comfortably without being disturbed. Unfortunately, there isn't complimentary breakfast onsite (as far as I know) and the resort doesn't seem to serve other meals either. But there are plenty of great breakfast restaurants in the area to make up for that! The resort also offers a 24/7 self-service laundromat, and (although I didn't try them myself) I believe there are also pools, playgrounds, and other standard hotel-style amenities available. One final thing I would note is that the staff can be pretty strict about check-in and check-out times, so be aware of that and plan accordingly. But overall, I'd say that this cozy, camp-style destination resort has enough lodging and activities available to make it a great fit for any trip.

Definitely wear solid shoes with good traction if you plan to climb the rocky trail to the top. Oh…read moreboy. I only made it half way, it's quite challenging! Very steep in parts. If you don't want to climb up to catch the views, there is still beauty all around and you can walk by the lake or around the flatter trails. $16 was the daily fee for my car, as I have Illinois plates. I'm guessing it's cheaper for folks who live in Wisconsin. I will have to return in the spring to see the colors! But this state park was gorgeous, even on a chilly March day!

The State Park is absolutely amazing! The trails, lake, Rangers and Ice Age store employees were…read moreall amazing. What lowers this down to a three star review instead of a 5 star were the conditions of the Shower/Flush toilets building and Non-Flush Toilets at the Upper Ice Age Campground. Both were extremely dirty and needed a good cleaning. The number of incests and variety thereof rival that of the Indiana Jones movie, Temple of Doom. It was impossible to use the men's non-flush toilets without crunching over the collection of unidentified "creepy crawlers" calling that place home.

Went to the restaurant at 5:15pm and didn't get our food until 6:10pm. To top it off the put the…read morewrong cheese on my sandwich but I didn't send it back. I was already starving. Won't be going back!

We have been camping here for about 20+ yrs and with 2 different owners. The prices have always…read morebeen reasonable. We love there is a bar and restaurant to eat at on Friday night of our camping. It's nice to be recognized when we walk the grounds. Our only problem is we'd like to have a permeate site but the list is really long.