Been driving through Forestville for decades, always saw the sign, but never went here. Turn west…read morein town and be ready for the sign to turn to the park. The sign is not very visible and comes up sneaky. The park has ample parking and open area at the far end. There is a small playground and a building I assume held restrooms. The dam creates a small lake with its ADA compliant fishing pier. You can walk across the small dam and explore the creek downstream of the dam. The Ahnapee Trail runs through this park. We saw a family loading up their bikes after a day on the trail. A nice enough park that is worth the detour off of highway 42.

Always very helpful. I also receive a quick response when I text with a question. Highly…read morerecommend PoolWorks.

Very knowledgeable about pool care and competitive with pricing on pool chemicals. The ice cream…read morecustomer appreciation freezer is a hit with the kids.....me too lol.

Me and my family had paddle board rentals and it was a great experience! We made the reservation…read moreonline and signing the waiver was hassle-free ! Day of the reservation all we did was check-in, then drove to the beach where they were waiting. We had them for two hours, even running 20 minutes late with our return but was no problem!! Definitely recommend this company for anyone needing rentals!!

We are in excellent shape along with our kids, and we could enjoy this kayak tour as a family. The…read morewater was extremely calm and it wasn't too busy. If you are out of shape and don't exercise on a consistent basis... RUN! This is not for beginners! Most of the people with us looked to be in decent shape and we're dying to get to the caves and we're dead on the way back. Hold on to your horses, and be ready to give up your arms to the endless paddling. The best comparison is being on a rowing machine for 2.5 hours non stop. Stop paddling and you get left behind to wine with all the others that can't paddle. For the majority of the group, this was an interesting attempt at turning a workout into a so called adventure. Save yourself the $65 per person, rent the kayak for $15/hr and paddle until your arms give out, or better yet, drive cave point and jump a few times for free! Btw.... There's only one small cave.

These guys really want everyone to get out on the water. Green Bay Sail & Paddle is a nonprofit…read moreorganization that offers opportunities to sail and kayak, no matter your level of experience or ability. They have adaptive sailing classes, kayaking classes for people with autism, sailing options designed just for women, and even camps for kids. On the weekends, the rent out kayaks and sail boats in two-hour time periods. I got to go out on Green Bay with one of the junior sailors (he was in 11th grade, but a great sailor!) We took out a four-person catamaran, and glided through the gentle bay. I was a little nervous at first because water activities aren't really my thing, but they make everyone wear a life vest and explain everything beforehand. Once I was out on the water, I felt perfectly safe and it was a fun experience. Pro tip: You will get wet while sailing! I don't know what I was thinking and wore long linen pants, and they were drenched by the end of my excursion. I suggest wearing shorts or bringing a waterproof poncho. Also: There are no proper restroom facilities, just a port-a-potty, so keep that in mind when planning your day. Everyone at Green Bay Sail & Paddle were extremely kind and patient. Sailing on a catamaran was a fun way to see a different side of Green Bay!

From the owner: Discover the Joy of Sailing with Green Bay Sail & Paddle!…read more Since setting sail in 2016, Green Bay Sail & Paddle (GBSP) has been making waves as a nonprofit dedicated to sharing the thrill of sailing and the beauty of our waterways. From teaching 238 local youth in its first year to introducing STEM Camps, Adaptive Programming, and the Narwhal Kids Club, GBSP has grown into a vibrant hub for all things sailing. With a fleet of Hobie® Wave catamarans and over 300 hours of annual programming, GBSP connects people of all ages and abilities to the water. Partnerships with organizations like the Autism Society of Greater Wisconsin, Green Bay Boys & Girls Club, and Casa ALBA Melanie ensure inclusivity and community impact remains at the heart of our mission. Whether you're learning the ropes or charting new adventures, GBSP invites you to explore, appreciate, and enjoy Green Bay’s waterways with us! Open seasonally.

This is a rails to trails hiking path. It was a railroad track that was removed and surfaced with…read morecrushed limestone. It is flat and good for long hikes or cross country skiing in the winter. The trail is also used by horseback riders, bicycles, and snowmobiles. It is a total of 46 miles in length and winds through Door and Kewaunee counties. I usually pick it up blocks from my house on Perry street in Algoma beside the Hardwoods company. The trail appears to be well maintained. Right now is an excellent time to walk it. The leaves are just beginning to turn to their fall colors.

Go with the best forget the rest. These guys are true professionals. Why ride in a tiny boat and…read moreget lost in the waves. Captain Charlie and first mate Johnny will get you on the pigs. It was our first time and their enthusiasm matched our own. No need to be nervous they will coach you. We landed everyone we hooked , great banter, beautiful boat, and they even clean the fish. Crack a cold one and rip some lips. Thank you again captain Charlie for the fish and thank you for your service to this country.

From the owner: Salmon charter fishing the Manitowoc/Two Rivers area of Lake Michigan in Wisconsin. If it's salmon…read morefishing you'd like to try, come experience this awesome adventure on the largest, most comfortable charter boat Manitowoc county has to offer. We plan your adventure with an attention to detail like it's our own. Give us a call and let's go on an adventure that will create life long memories!

We rented a pontoon for a day via Adventure Outfitters Lakeside online and prepaid for it. When we…read morearrived the morning of our rental, they helped us get our cooler & fishing gear on the boat and checking in was easy. A staff member provides a comprehensive review of the boat and it's features, and then you are free to cruise the blue-green waters of the Chain O' Lakes all day. The pontoon (20' Hydrotherapy) was clean and comfortable, the canopy kept us shaded when the sun was hot, you have swim stairs in case you want to stop at a sandbar and cool off, and there were no issues at all with the motor. Plus they give you a map showing the lakes in the chain, detailing which ones are no-wake so the day was relaxing and trouble-free from start to finish.

My experiences with Adventure Outfitters have always been great. When I was in the market for a…read morefishing kayak they were my first choice. Cherri and Tim were extremely knowledgeable. Their friendliness and no-pressure approach made the whole experience very enjoyable. Tim carefully explained every feature of a particular kayak that interested me, most of which I never would have known it had. As a result I bought a great Old Town fishing kayak, from a great store, at a great price. If you are tired of the impersonal treatment at the big box stores, then you need to go to Adventure Outfitters.