Please note that this is for my review of tubing experience. I did not camp. I went once last year…read moreas well as today. The recommendation would be to arrive around 10 am. as it does get crowded. Staff working are very friendly. Fill out the waiver and pay for tubes. At the time of review, the cash price for tubes is $20, and cooler tubes are $10. I believe there was a service charge for paying with credit card. Come with a group and tie your tubes together for a great time! The staff drive you and your tubes to the drop off point. It is about 3 to 4 hours to experience the tubing. Tips 1. Wear water shoes as some areas are rocky. 2. Don't dehydrate! Bring water. Alcohol is allowed in cans. Glass bottles are not allowed. They provide you with garbage bags. Don't be a jerk. Pick up all of your trash. At the end of the route, there are garbage cans for your garbage. 3. Reapply your sunscreen. 4. Our group likes to hit Subway before hitting the campground. Something about a sandwhich in the water hits the spot. 5. Bring a change of clothes, towels, shoes (leave in your car). They have shower areas which are very nice for a campground.

We had a reservation for this weekend and were SADLY disappointed. I try to give everyone the…read morebenefit of doubt however after two failed sites we left and went somewhere else. The first site that we originally purchased the electricity hook up was on a pole on the front of the campsite and our 25' cord wouldn't even come close to it. Also the water hookup was two sites over. I tried calling several times and no one answered so we had to drive our camper back up to store. We were then given a site back down where we originally were just 5 sites down. We drove back to where we came from and you can't read any of the markers because everything is so overgrown. After figuring it out some was already on that site all set up. We went back to the store and and told them we weren't staying...they obviously did not care. Pretty said because what you pay for is not worth it.

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!

This is a superb tubing experience. My kiddos worked here back in the day and it was so fun to come…read moreback and experience a family tubing trip again.

If you don't think about how much cow poop is probably in this river, Pec Time Tubing is the…read moreabsolute best tubing experience in Wisconsin. For only $13, and about an hour's drive from Madison, you can spend an entire summer day in the sun on the water. When you check in, you are taken by bus to the river. The guide helps you tie your rafts together and sends you on your way. Bring your coolers, snacks, beverages, and some friends that you don't mind bring tied up with for 3+ hours. The current moves you along, and when the trip is done, your guide is there to take you back to the main site where you can change and clean up and head out on your way. The staff is so wonderfully helpful and accommodating. I'm not a super outdoorsy person, but I absolutely love this tubing experience.

Absolutely awful experience…read more The lines were insanely long, and they barely moved. We stood there, only to be told that adults weren't allowed to go down together. What's the point of coming with friends or family if you're forced to go one by one like children? Staff were rigid and unhelpful, offering no real explanation. The whole place felt disorganized and frustrating, turning what should've been fun into a waste of time. Cold, crowded, and needlessly strict. Definitely not worth it.

I was really disappointed with our experience here. The lines were extremely long and moved…read morepainfully slow, which meant we spent far more time standing around than actually snow tubing. The hills themselves were also poorly designed or maintained. Instead of tubing all the way down like you'd expect, our tubes kept stopping halfway down the hill. It completely ruined the fun and momentum, having to scoot or walk the rest of the way down in the snow defeats the purpose of snow tubing. On top of that, the staff was unnecessarily strict.

Lots of fun with beautiful scenery. We will be going back next year again for sure! Everyone was…read morevery nice and it was easy to set up the reservation.

We were here on a girls trip and decided to float down the river. We had a wonderful experience. It…read morewas about a 2 1/2 hour float. The flow of the water was perfect with a few tiny rapids. I recommend having someone in your group in a kayak. That way they can paddle you out of obstacles. They can also have room for your cooler. We saw bald eagle and and an owl. We all highly recommend this experience!

Hidden gem for food! Would not have guessed the fish fry would be as good as it was!! We ordered…read morefood before going through the seasonal Terror at Tyrol. We received the food fairly quickly. We ordered the fish fry with Mac and cheese and elote. The fish was amazing! Super crispy and fresh. They had a couple preparation options to choose from. The Mac and cheese was creamy and tasty however I wish they advertised it as spicy. Maybe I missed that but I was surprised it was! The elote was also pretty good. It was served with a roll and coleslaw. Plenty of food for the price! I would eat a fish fry here again!!

I have been coming to Tyrol for upwards of 15+ years. I actually learned how to ski/snowboard here…read morefirst. Being conveniently located from Madison makes it more easier to visit and practice, especially during the weekday when there are different specials going on! Parking is good with a overflow parking right across the street. Also to note, service is spotty there. I always rent equipment and have never had any big issues. Quality and upkeep is pretty good. The prices can get high on the weekends, but usually specials on the weekdays. This resort has no frills and extra fancy things, just a spot to do some shredding. The lodge is very snack and like stadium food setting. I will say depending on the season and snow trend, the slopes can get pretty icy, but overall the hills are well maintained. The 'beginners' slope is pretty good for practicing and you can get up and down fast with the conveyor belt railing. The trails in general are on the shorter side but are still challenging and diverse for all levels.

We were looking for some mountain bikes to rent and bike up to Devil's Lake. We looked around all…read moreday Friday and couldn't find anything close to the park. We gave this place a quick call Friday night for a Saturday rental. The owner got back to us minutes later and even offered to open early so that we could start our trip when we wanted to. Great customer service, and had plenty of options as far as what bikes to offer. He even gave us directions on how to get to the park, which ended up being incredibly helpful. Will definitely come back!

Corey & crew are an awesome bunch. He fixed my old bike for an incredibly reasonable price, and was…read moreable to pick up & deliver (I'm in town). Can't wait for their storefront renovation to be done.

Just a wonderful experience. Rentals were easy to set up. Boats were clean, worked wonderfully…read more Staff was professional, courteous and very helpful. Especially with the senior members of our group. Five stars. Will return and will recommend to all our friends

I wish I had read reviews before renting here because our experience on the 4th of July was almost…read moreidentical to one posted previously, even though it was written over three years ago. Seeing the exact same sequence of events years later makes it hard to believe this is an isolated incident. Before we left, the young employees had us inspect the exterior of the boat for paint chips, scratches, and dents. However, no one ever raised the motor or showed us the condition of the propeller before we left. Looking back, that seems like a critical part of the inspection that was conveniently skipped. We also specifically asked one of the employees if there were any shallow areas or places on the lake we needed to avoid. He told us there were not, and we stayed in water that was consistently around 9-10 feet deep or more the entire day, we never struck anything and never experienced any impact that would suggest damage to the propeller. The moment we returned to the dock (before we had even gotten off the boat) an employee walked straight to the motor, raised the propeller, and immediately claimed we had damaged it. It felt like he already knew exactly what he was going to find before he even looked. The propeller itself had severe damage to every blade, as though it had gone through a rock bed. Yet the bottom of the boat and the lower unit showed no corresponding damage. Common sense says that if we had hit something hard enough to destroy every blade of the propeller, you would expect to see damage elsewhere on the boat as well. We never hit anything, and nothing about our day on the water matched the type of damage they claimed we caused. When we questioned this, we were told we "should have noticed the damage before leaving." That makes no sense. The propeller was submerged in the water, tucked underneath the boat, and it was dark-colored. There was no practical way for us to inspect it because they never lifted the motor or pointed it out during the pre-rental walkthrough. Instead, they only had us look for scratches, dents, and paint chips on the visible exterior of the boat. To make matters worse, the manager yelled at us in front of all of the young employees instead of handling the situation professionally. Then came the payment. We were first told we owed $500 for the damage. When my brother-in-law, who has boating experience, questioned that amount and pointed out that a propeller doesn't cost anywhere near $500, the charge immediately dropped to $125. The fact that the amount changed so quickly after being challenged only made the entire situation seem even more questionable. I will also note that we were a family of 6 adults and a 2 year old, not a bunch of young people being irresponsible. After reading the attached review describing nearly the exact same experience years earlier, it's difficult not to see a pattern. There are plenty of reputable boat rental companies around Lake Geneva that operate transparently and treat customers with respect. I strongly recommend taking your business elsewhere. What should have been an unforgettable Fourth of July on the lake ended with accusations and a dispute over damage that we did not cause. We will never rent from this company again.