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.

On August 14, 2025, I suffered a serious injury at Fox Hill RV Resort due to unsafe conditions and…read morea lack of communication from staff. While the grounds of the resort are nice, the safety standards and staff response were unacceptable. On Thursday, August 14th, a member of my group informed staff that the inflatable waterslides appeared slightly deflated. The staff's only response was that someone would be coming on Friday to look at them. No warnings were given to campers about avoiding the inflatables, and no signs were posted to restrict their use. Later that day, I went down the inflatable slide. Because it was partially deflated, I slid down at an awkward angle into very shallow water. The pond also had a raised, turf-like surface at the bottom that created a bump. When I hit the bottom, my foot twisted, and I broke my ankle. The staff response to my injury was extremely concerning. The manager stayed in the office and did not come to help. Instead, a child around 12 or 13 years old was sent to assist, but they were not able to provide any help. Another camper (not part of my group) and my boyfriend ended up helping me out of the water and onto a bench so I could elevate my foot. When my boyfriend's mother asked staff for crutches or basic first aid supplies, they had nothing available. The only suggestion was to use a shuffleboard stick as a crutch, which was flimsy and unusable. No staff member brought ice, took down any details of the incident, or checked in on me. It was another camper (not staff) who eventually brought me ice for my ankle. With no assistance from the resort, my boyfriend had to drive me to the hospital, where I was diagnosed with a broken ankle. Because it was late and raining, we returned to the campground that night, but had to cut our trip short and go home the next day. At no point did staff follow up, take notes, or even come to the cabin to see if I was okay. To this day, I have not heard anything from Fox Hill--no apology, no acknowledgement, and no offer of assistance regarding the situation that happened. This entire experience showed a clear lack of safety protocols, communication, and basic first aid support at Fox Hill RV Resort. The inflatables were left in unsafe condition despite prior notice, there were no warnings to guests, and the staff failed to respond properly after my injury.

Stayed here for years it changed to a new owner and at first it seemed like he was going to make…read moregood changes. Unfortunately the cost of this resort has increased with security watching your every move. Feel unwelcome and almost stalked.

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!

Beware of their cancellation fees. We were told that it was a $20.00 fee if you cancelled within…read moretheir cancellation period. I cancelled 11 months in advance and was charged 42.50. I called and they stated that you also get charged for service fees. Which was an extra 22.50.

Booked two adjoining sites in August of 2024 and to my surprise when calling today I found that…read morethey moved our two groups to sites on opposite ends of the park, because I didn't pay a "lock in" fee at the time of booking in addition to my deposit fee. When I called about this, they said there were no other open adjoining sites and refused to refund my deposit. I'm now stuck going to this shitty campground where I'll be nickel and dimed for everything... found out only the pool is included with your site. All other activities are an extra $25 wrist band. What a rip off. Save yourself the headache and a whole lot of cash and camp somewhere else. The owners of this place are thieves.

Amazing family owned campground. Very quiet and clean. The gift shop is adorable with great…read moreespresso drinks and ice cream. They offered a non-denominational outdoor church service on Sunday morning with coffee and donuts. The fellowship was a great experience. Will definitely be back.

This is a very nice park. Amenities galore. Lot of thing to do and nice people to boot. Space are…read morevery well spaced and great foliage. Nice bath house. I would have given it five stars easy but, it is rather expensive at $57 a day (weekdays) and $61 on the weekend. That starts to add up.

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!

DLSP is deceptive from the parking lot. It looks pretty chill, but once you venture forward, you…read morecome to find out that it is in charge, not you. If you have not read up on the history, please do, it is humbling how much time has transformed this place. There is a LOT to unpack. If you came here planning to trail run the park, you can try, but in my first experience, this is not the place, you would be better off doing that in Mirror Lake. We decided to explore the east bluff which is where the majority of the scenic points are located. I would not classify this hike as a casual jaunt, it was well earned. The scenic points were marked, but not explicit in their execution imho. Sometimes you got to a point marker only to find out that the scenic point was at the bottom of the bluff, so you had to hike down to the bottom of the bluff from the top of the bluff and then back up again, this was not obvious. The maps and trail heads could use some help imho, meaning that it was not obvious to the casual hiker where sh*t was exactly. Having said that, the park did not disappoint, it was amazing and I can't wait to come back again and experience additional aspects of it.

Blackhawk River Runs canoe rental was awesome from start to finish! They provided great guidance of…read morehow to navigate the river and provided phenomenal customer service with detail to cleanliness. I highly recommend using them if you are looking for a fun day on the Wisconsin River with 2 pickup times to provide plenty of flexibility.

We had a perfect rental and canoeing experience! The Blackhawk River Run team was extremely…read moreprofessional. They were very helpful with upfront reservation communications, provided great instructions on how to navigate the river, had our gear ready, had a very clean restroom and clean bus. They were timely on our return run pick up. Our group had a blast and Blackhawk River runs made everything seamless. Can't wait to go again!! Gorgeous river experience! Amazing!

Three nights at this campground in an area that was under development I'm sure when they finish…read moreit, it will be fine, but for our three days we were stuck in a site surrounded by mud, standing nasty water, and weeds. It was terrible. It was a long way from the pool and other amenities. The "laundromat" had three washing machines but on one working dryer Overall, a real disappointment at a very premium price!

We just left our "deluxe cabin" from being in the Dells for 3 nights, and our entire family of 4…read morehave said "never again". Pros: The cabin was a great size for the 4 of us and we had a loft area for the kids. The Store had a lot of good options for camping as well as souvenirs for our kids. The campground was also easy to navigate and proximity to water parks was wonderful. Cons: Our cabin was constantly damp feeling. Our bedding felt damp, our towels never dried and getting out of the shower and getting dressed was nearly impossible. The water had very low pressure and smelled rotten. They have "free wi-fi" that was slower than snails. There was a lot of dirt and debris on the floor when we arrived like it wasn't cleaned properly. When we're spending over $300 a night, I would just expect a cleaner, more well maintained dwelling. The price is outrageous for what they provide.

We have camped at Sherwood Forest many times in the past years with no issues, however, the last…read moretwo times August 2022, and September 2023 have been horrible! Not sure if this campground is under new ownership that being said bathrooms are horrific stalls broke urinals broke showers are a mess vomit! campground is dirty sites are filthy loaded with debris. Quiet hours are not enforced. Had a group of campers camping next to us playing games till 1 o'clock in the morning swearing super loud no enforcement. This campground has really gone downhill. I will never stay there again and I would not recommend if you're there with your kids, if you want a clean campground go somewhere else!! We left a day early because of these issues!!

Overall this place is not bad at all I would really recommend it if you are on vacation but there…read morewere some stuff that were bad about it. One of the bad things was that the pool was a little dirty so we're the bathrooms.The last thing that was bad about it was the picnic tables there are a lot of spiderwebs on it.