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!

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.

Here is a full review with lots of pictures. I'd give…read moreIndian Trails 6 stars if I could...even with a few flaws. As far as a campground goes, this place is worth every single penny. You won't be disappointed. It's a little higher in price, but you get your monies worth and here's why. Things to do: I can't even list all that you have to choose from, it's-so-much! You should not get bored and neither will your kiddies! Even better, it's all reasonably priced. Bring fishing poles for the kids. Campsites: Large lots and LEVEL! Campgrounds: Cleanest & nicest I've ever seen. Even throughout the busy weekend they kept the grounds and bathrooms so clean and fully stocked. Staff: Lots of staff around to help with great attitudes. Even when they got swamped they didn't loose their cool. Bathrooms (cause we all care about those): are everywhere and even the port-a-potties are very clean and stocked. Bath houses have private showers and good water pressure and NO BUGS! Dust: they watered the gravel roads often. We were right on a 4 way corner lot at the main entrance and it was never dusty. Store: very well stocked and necessities not overpriced. Condiments were a bit high but they can't keep a lot of that so it's expected. Free Events: we had a free pancake breakfast and honestly planned for a cheap experience. Everyone in our group loved the hot cakes and said they were tasty and they had quality syrup. Only got two, so not quite as filling for our big boys, but we managed. I ran over and got some eggs and was shocked to find out they were only $2 per dozen!! A few knit-picky flaws: *The Western Weekend was more like Indian Extravaganza. Nothing western about it, but very cool to see the authentic Indian culture represented (I'm 1/2 Cherokee so I valued that). However the outside party that ran that part was a little rude sometimes and their stuff way overpriced. *The pool was awesome, but felt like a sauna in there. Really muggy. But nice to have a 3'-8' indoor pool. A few things to think about before booking: * If you need 50 amp & want sewer, make sure you specifically talk to them about that. It's not specified anywhere so when we got there and got our trailer all set up and ready to plug in, we were surprised to find out it was a 30amp outlet. When I asked about it at the office they said all of their shared outlet boxes are technically set up for 1 30amp & 1 50 amp. Luckily the guy next to us only had a pop up, so we were able to use the adapter (they have them in the store to borrow) and I must say, to our relief it worked great all weekend. *If you want to be loud and crazy and party up a storm after hours, find another campground. They are a family camp and strict in enforcing the 11 pm quiet time rules. We were okay with that even though we stayed up until 1 around the fire with a big group of fun people. Drinking is not a problem. Lots of sites had fun just kept it down. *Kids are safe! This place is a GREAT for kids & doggies and they have people checking on them and the entering/exiting cars almost the whole time. We had 8 kids with us and felt totally comfortable letting them play around camp. Overall, you'll love this place. It's not perfect but you'll be hard pressed to find a campground that is or has 1/2 of what they offer. Happy camping!

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.

Horrible place to camp. Trash in the swimming pond, no fish in the fishing pond. Pool area to small…read morefor the amount of campers. Seasonal people are rude and unwelcoming. Had to be moved out of a cabin due to aggressive drunks and stay in a family members camper. Campground will not respond to email about the refund they never gave me. ​

This campground was amazing! We were looking at renting a cabin for our family of 5 and our dog at…read morea campground. After weeks of looking at tons of campgrounds within 2 hours of our house, pride of america seemed like the best deal. We stayed sunday-wednesday in a "RCT" (2bdrm rental cottage with a bathroom) it was more than enough room for all 5 of us and the dog. There was 2 air conditioner units which kept it nice and cool day and night. Even with it not being a weekend there was a ton of kids for our kids to play with, and obviously not as many activities as on the weekends, but still so much to do. Everything is super affordable, train rides are $1 bike rentals where $10 and golf carts for $50ish for 24 hours. I made sure we had a bathroom because I remember years ago what bathroom camp grounds looked like. These were so nice and clean shower rooms looked super nice as well. Our dog loved the dog park. We will definitely be back

Gave this a try cuz it was close & under new mngt. No positives here. Our site was v small and…read morecovered in goose poop next to a pond. The rec ctr with mini golf under its roof was totally unusable and being used as a storage area. Pool is nice size but water isn't the cleanest I've seen. We saw about 10 permanent sites for sale which prob says something about this place. Needs lots of TLC, we won't be back anytime soon.

From the owner: Willow Mill Campsite, located on 120 acres of pristine land, was once the site of a Rio…read morewater-powered flour mill. It is now the site of a 40-acre, man-made, spring-fed lake. Running throughout the length of the campground is the famous Jennings Trout Stream, where you can catch both Brown and Brook Trout. Swimmers are invited to use our heated pool for sunbathing and swimming. Children are encouraged to use the swings, slides, and other playground equipment. Hiking trails encompass the area for the whole family to enjoy. Each campsite is a spacious and level site with plenty of shade; for your comfort, all sites are complete with water, electricity, picnic tables, and fire rings. During your stay, you will enjoy our Laundromat, clean restrooms, flush toilets, and Wi-Fi access. We also have a convenience store, and on Sunday mornings, fresh bakery and area newspapers for sale.

This is the most perfect campground we have ever stayed at in our lives…read more Think Dirty Dancing and the Kellerman Resort but in the middle of beautifully green and lush Wisconsin. The owners have put so many very thoughtful touches and it is crystal clear that they are looking to help your family build a lifetime of wonderful memories here. So many amenities I hardly know where to begin... The road into their expansive property is perfect and looks brand new. You pass by the 3 beach volleyball courts, the horseshoe pits, you pass by the stocked fishing pond, the heated pool, pavilion, fully stocked store and main office complete with snack bar including pizza, ice and firewood. Don't forget to check out the massive inground trampoline or all of the various inflatable water toys/attraction (slides, bounce house, merry go round, etc). Canoe, paddleboards, and kayaks available. They even have golf carts available for rental. Clean bathrooms and showers (coin operated showers), multiple dump stations, 300 rv sites with 30amp hook up's with water. Each site has a picnic table and fire ring and plenty of room to offer pull through service. A few cabins are available for rent but I imagine those book out quite some time in advance. Laundry facilities and WiFi. Now, let's be realistic people. This campground is hundreds of acres out in the middle of nowhere. You're not going to be streaming ANYTHING. But then again, you're not out at a family campground to be surfing. There's no cell reception on any carrier so everyone is jamming their measly 3bps WiFi system. You're just going to be able to squeak out the occasional text or email. Just enough to check in on those you love and vice versa. If you need something more than get yourself a WeBoost or similar product and stop complaining. This place is immaculately maintained and it is clear to see why so many people come back year after year. If we lived in Wisconsin our family would book this place long-term for the whole season. It's that good. A special thanks to Taylor who made the after hours check in and set up a breeze and who's great attitude was such a pleasure to see at various times during our stay.

Went there during the military appreciation weekend which is great that they do for our service…read moremembers, BUT there is new ownership and their service has definitely changed. The employees all resemble carnival employees and they all live there in their campers using up prime camp sites? Didn't see any of the previous employees that were all local to the area? Pool wasn't working? was told the heater wasn't working even though the previous owners put a new one in last year after Labor Day? Store hours have been reduced greatly; all pricing has increased. Speed limit is 5 mph, and their own employees are some of the biggest offenders of breaking that. Grass wasn't cut before the weekend started and dog poop throughout our site before we even arrived? I am on the understanding the new owner has other campgrounds? I hope my complaint is just a one off and not consistent throughout?

We stayed here with a group of 15 other camping units in June 2021…read more We will not return. Best for primitive campers who don't need electricity or clean bathrooms/showers. Shower cost $0.25. Best for RV campers who enjoy the challenge of a non-level site and have access to unlimited leveling blocks. Electricity hasn't been updated from original installation 50+ years ago. (Seriously, it's from the 60's). Cannot support advertised 30 amp service. 15 amp service was questionable at best. RV's with a fridge or water heater, expect to use your propane. A/C is not supported, and usage within any camper on your block blows the main fuse. Eventually the owner replaces the fuse after an hour, and the process repeats. No compensation or refunds are available. There is a $10 deposit for any reservation. The rest is paid on arrival. The owner will pressure for payment while campers are actively setting up on their site. There is a pool. You can use it... Trees are not maintained with in the campground. Many low branches, dead and alive. Roads are not suitable for larger campers or Any Big Rig. Many large, dead hanging branches within the campground. Pavilion/shelter for rent: Not available upon arrival, after reserving a year in advance. The pavilion is a garage that is mostly full.

The campground is beautiful. So much room to explore the wilderness, I love how peaceful the…read moreatmosphere is. Would definitely recommend staying at this campground if you just need a weekend away or a whole summer vacation from the everyday life.

This park was one of our favorite places we have ever stayed. My husband and I came to stay here…read morewith our small Yorkshire terriers and our cat, and we had a wonderful time. Tim ( the host for the park) is friendly and helpful, and takes great pride in keeping it beautiful and orderly. He lent us an extension cord as the electrical hookups are fairly far away. The park was quiet and lovely. There were lots of friendly people, and it felt like a little community. It was very close to town which was really convenient. We travel in a 36 foot toy hauler with a one ton truck, and I do think that we were pushing it to try to get into some of the spots. Because we had not booked early ( we called the morning of) we had to move spots, and it was the hardest spot we have ever had to get into. Not the parks fault at all, our trailer was just a bit big. Both my husband and I really wished that we were traveling in a sprinter van. That would have been so easy. Lake Mendota is lovely and relaxing, and this is a special spot.

Good little campground for those with kids. Large play area near a beach. In town camping at its…read morebest! Bring lots of bug spray