Love camping here! I've been here going on 4 years!…read more Peaceful and lots of fun. They are a sister company to point bluff. So tubing, kyacking, and just lounging on the river. The owners are wonderful people, Fred and Julie . Our camp manager Heather is also. The camping is right on the river , unless you have a permanent site. They will be opening more sites soon. Right on the Atv trails and we have a bar on site. Also dog park. Buying to the tubing . We have really enjoyed it here.

The Rock is all aces. This campground is amazing. Just some real great people and a good mix of…read morelocal flare. In two nights, I felt like I had made a whole new group of friends. Their friendly bar which is on site is the perfect amount of good times while also being low key enough to not keep up little ones. You can launch a boat on the river right at the campsite or you can shore cast and expect to see crappie, bass, walleye, perch, cat fish and carp. I heard they catch northerns too if that's your thing. I can't say enough about Heather who is running the place. She's an excellent communicator who really helped make my experience there wonderful.

I have stayed in their cabins. It's a beautiful place, well-kept with its own pond and also a…read moreswimming pool. Great staff. Close to the action of Wisconsin Dells yet nestled out by the Wisconsin River for the perfect location.

Happy Campers! Lovely campground, friendly staff. Check it out if you're in the Dellsread more

Had a lovely stay at skillet creek. My boyfriend, our dog, and I spent one night in our van at the…read morecampground and had a great time. Lots of people, kids, pets etc around so if you want isolation this is probably not the place for you. You can tell everyone loves it here. They have so many activities/amenities. We would definitely come back again!

We are long-time Devil's Lake tent campers and always stay in the Ice Age loop. This summer the…read moresites were booked already, so we reserved at Skillet Creek. What a great campground! We were up the hill in a woodsy site and it was roomy, clean, and quiet. The bathrooms were clean and the showers were much better than Devil's Lake. The owners are nice and very friendly. The camp store is cute and has lots of merch. We bought merch because there were lots of options and we want to support small businesses owners.

Very small in everything!!! The bathroom and showers not handicap accessible. Store hours are…read morevery limited. The pond had a liner that was very slippery going in or out of the pond. We had a group of 26 and 7 people fell. Also saw numerous other people fall. Staff was not very welcoming. Kids and adults loved the blow-up's in the pond. Many barking dogs all day and night!

We were recommended Glacier Valley by a family member in the area and we were not disappointed…read more When we pulled up at check-in, we found a very long line of campers waiting to dump (we saw this was an issue in Google reviews so was prepared) but finally got a space to go around and get checked in. We rented two of the cabins and the amount of space inside was perfect for this family of 4! Each kid got their own loft, we had a bed with wonderful space. The number of things to do while there was perfect for the ADHD kids and the ability to sit and watch them do ALL THE THINGS was perfect for this tired momma! We played mini-golf at 6:45 am, horseshoes at 6:54 am, and playground at 7 am to just start all over again (multiple times)! Definitely plan your drinking schedule with the fact that the bathroom is not in the cabin but still close! We had s'mores on the fire pit and two nights of BBQ! We even swam in the lake and the kids LOVED the inflatables (even the 40-year-old fat dudes got out there). The owners were incredible and friendly. Really can see that they care and have built a wonderful community. We will be back!

We had an absolute blast staying here and can't wait to return sometime again in the summer. The…read morephoto was taken right by our campsite. So beautiful waking up to this in the morning. We saw SO much wildlife in the 30 hours we stayed there. Fish of all types, deer, wild turkey, toads, owls, eagles, and even a porcupine! The stars were beautfiul and the park in well maintained. Porta potties we're throughout the park and close to our sight, they were clean too. There's a little shop nearby with everything you would need from fresh bait/fishing supplies to grocery items like raw meat and butter. They also had snacks, sodas, beers and we saw a few to go orders of pizza leave too. Such a beautiful lake and amazing representation of Wisconsin wildlife. There's boat launches and kayaks launches in the park. It is also bear country so inform yourself on rules before staying!

We've gone camping at Buckhorn State park 2 times now at two different camp sites. We stayed at…read morelake side campsites both times, which are offer a lot of space, very private with complete tree coverage, and small private beach access to the lake. We drove in to the campsite, park, then have a 400 yard walk to each campsite. There is the option to boat into some of these shore line campsites as well. The only down side to camping here is the mosquitos are pretty crazy during the high mosquito season in the summer. They weren't bad in late August, but when we recently camped there in July, everyone had 20 mosquito bites. If you go during the mosquito season I highly recommend a screened in room to hang out and cook. We couldn't hang outside of the screen room longer than a few minutes before being attacked by a lot of mosquitos, no amount of bug spray helped that situation. Our group of friends that we camped at here plan to keep coming. It's about a 4 hour drive from Chicago, just about half an hour north of Wisconsin Dells

I camp here every year great staff nice owner nice people and the parks are really goodread more

Me and the family had a lot of fun at resorts and the boat which picked us up right off the pier by…read moreour camp, but the workers aren't very nice. A lady worker was confused about our time to leave and wasn't the nicest and she never apologized. The camp ground is over all is alright but the showers aren't the cleanest and some are ice cold.

Quiet get away with loads to do right in this site. This camp ground has it all and all the staff…read moreare extremely helpful. Need wood? They will bring it right to your site. Hungary? They will cook and also bring to your site. Minni golf, basket ball, horse shoes, just a few of the activities you can do right here. Themed weekends, they go all out. Forgot something at home? No worries they got your back. Milepost shop has the necessities. Great place to take your kids and pets camping. We already booked next year's

Went here for the 4th of July weekend with a group of friends. Stayed in the primitive group area…read more Bugs bad at times seeing there is a spring fed lake. Lots of unwanted visitors stopped by. For instance a Drunk guy and girl on a Harley at 3am. Multiple security officer visits asking if he needed anything. I appreciate the concern however If I needed something I would have called the number they provided. Really like the garbage pick up. Ice drop and fire food drop off. Bath houses were clean and within walking distance. Might consider going back but staying more on the main campground would be preferred

Came for the beach since I was told it was nicer than Mirror Lake State Park's beach. They were…read moresimilar, but Castle Rock's was slightly larger, and I'm told it has a nicer bottom, not as mucky as Mirror Lake. I wouldn't know for sure, though, since I didn't go in the water. I'm not a beach person, but my friends are and I wanted to be with them. I liked laying out on under the shady trees near the beach and watching the activities like a family group dragging out giant float after giant float (a camel, a rocker, a unicorn, a shark, etc.). They got them in the water, and then they promptly tipped them over whenever anyone in the family got on top of one. There were some friendly dogs there, but they weren't allowed on the beach, so one sadly got tied to a stake in the grass and had to watch their family have all the fun from a distance. Another cute 2-year old dog cried anytime anyone came near it, you could tell it wanted to play, but it's owner was an elderly gentleman who just wanted to sit in a chair and look at stuff (kind of like me). Maybe it's just me, but I would never bring my pet anywhere fun on vacation and then ignore it for hours. Anyway, it's a very crowded place on a beautiful summer day and if you like crowds and people-watching, this is the place for you. Lots and lots of people on the water boating, paddle boarding, swimming, etc. An ice cream truck came around a couple of times, there was volleyball nearby. My friends and I brought our bocce set and played a round. Nice mid-day outing.

Stayed here for a week for a hunting trip and absolutely loved it! Tons of trails on the property…read moreto walk the dogs plus they have spacious camp spots! Not tightly packed like most campgrounds

Awesome place to put your head down and relax , Friendly and just neat people that run this…read morecampsite

This lovely little spot on the banks of the West Fork of the Kickapoo River offers lots of room for…read moretent camping, electrical hookups for campers and even two heated cabins suitable for 2-4 to share. There are hot water bathrooms complete with coin operated showers for the Mrs. too! So the campground is a popular home for trout fisherman out to enjoy the wonderful streams in this beautiful part of the state. Roger Widner who ran this place was a first of his kind force for cold-water preservation, restoration and landowner relations in the area. Sadly, he's recently passed away. If you take advantage of the local recreation resources, you may want to think about and give thanks for his efforts making the area what it is- he's sorely missed. With Roger's passing, the West Fork Sportsman's club had the duties of keeping up and running the campground. Changes are surely in store, I'll update this review as more is sorted out... In the mean time, Trapper, who lives right in the middle of town (on Trapper Rd) sells firewood and will be up to date on the campground logistics.