The campground ended up contacting us, apologizing for the inconvenience and gave a gift card for a…read morefree stay. I appreciate them doing that and would possibly give it another try next time we are in the area.

Small, but very clean and well groomed campground. Approx 35 sites, all with 30 and 50 amp electric…read moreand water. Dump station on grounds. Owners very accommodating and a pleasure to work with. Camped with a 40' fifth wheel. Would definitely return when in the area. Little light on Amenities if traveling with youngsters.

This review is for the bar. I didn't camp here. They have a fantastic craft beer selection for…read morebeing "in the sticks". They are on Untappd, so you can check out the beer selection ahead of time. The bar staff is friendly and attentive. I didn't eat, but they have a decent bar menu. Grill is open until 10, pizzas and apps available until midnight, tho. I'll definitely swing by again when I'm in the vicinity.

Absolutely love Rose's! Great beverages, food, ambiance, and service. Be sure to go to a meat…read moreraffle. So much fun! One of the best places around!

The bar is Awesome. Dawn and barb are so fun you will never forget her laugh always free beer…read moretomorrow . Nice boat landing pizza and fillers for your drunk fantasy shot specials and karokee Wow please come see barb

Less that one actually. Won a two day cabin stay at a benefit. Had great, friendly communication,…read moreuntil day of arrival. After the last communication about WiFi password, crickets........ Stayed in the Commanche, which in the photo shows a nice steel door. When we arrived, there was a rodent chewed bottom wood door, that lead to a cabin that had obviously not be cleaned for a long time. Started our trip by sanitizing our dishes as the sign in the kitchen said we needed to do, and after looking in the dishes it was obvious they needed to be cleaned. Opened the door to get a dish rag... mouse droppings. Okay, it happens. Got unpacked went out on the lake to a neighboring establishment for fish, then went fishing until dark, back to cabin, bonfire, bedtime....... you guessed it rodent holes and mouse droppings. Didn't even provide fresh bedding. Husband wanted to leave immediately, I didn't want to drive home and have to come back, so we "slept" in the living room with blankets we had in our vehicles, made it through the night and packed up. Why would you give away a free 2 night stay, and stick guests in such filth!! Thought the give away would have been meant for good advertising. With location, we definitely would have been back.But no longer..........

TJ's Timberline is an amazing experience all around!! The owners are amazing people and it is a…read moregenerally amazing community. There is amazing views and a generally amazing time!!

This is a beautiful location! Not far from Chippewa Falls, we thoroughly enjoyed this scenic drive…read more A few windy roads, some interesting homes on one side of the road & beautiful water on the other side. They do charge for parking passes. We were prepared to pay $16 for our non- resident vehicle ( they do have the prices on their website). To our delight, since we were attending a family reunion at the only covered pavilion on the island, our parking was just $5! Plenty of parking, bathrooms aren't a far walk fe the pavilion (& they're clean!). Playground is adequate. The water area for play seemed a lot bigger when I was younger & attended reunions here. Water was calm but gorgeous!

Such a cool state park! The campsites almost all have water access so you can canoe or kayak right…read moreto your site! If you don't bring canoes or kayaks, you can rent some from the park office for a minimal fee. Highly recommend exploring the island from the water. Way cool. The campsites are all pretty flat (perfect for pitching tents) and all have fire pits with good moveable cooking grates. Both nights we were there had a good breeze so the bugs were non-existent which was amazing considering we camped right next to the water. The park also has several short well-maintained trails to explore . Will definitely be returning.

My wife and I camped here for a weekend in mid-July. Weather wasn't too hot or humid luckily. We…read morehad heavy rain Friday evening but were prepared so actually enjoyed drifting off to sleep with it. Woke up to all our belongings still dry and the sun drying things up. We ended up hiking around 6 miles of the park. Tried our hand at fishing off the fishing pier but no luck, lots of algae bloom. The lake was a lot clearer but we didn't have a boat or canoe. The bathrooms were super clean and updated. Showers are free and well lit. Will definitely be back!

This is a nice sized state park. The friendly lady at the gate suggested that if we wanted a harder…read moretrail, to go all the way to the end of the drive and take the beaver trail. We did. It was a beautiful trail, unpaved (my preference), but kept up. Not all the trails were marked, so either get a map at the front gate or take a picture of one you find. We also took a couple other trails - all enjoyable. The bathrooms are pit toilets in a decent setting (I've definitely experienced worse). Because of the size, beauty, and diverse offerings, it would be easy to spend a day at this park. Day parking fee is $11.

Amazing views and the lake is beautiful. There is a bar and a park with cabins (5) and lots of…read morecamper/RV spots.

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