I've been to the Dells many years and never knew this area existed. Better yet, it's only a few…read moremiles from the campground we usually stay at. We all rented a kayak here and enjoyed the peace and quiet while floating down the water. Can't remember exactly how much we paid for a rental, but seemed pretty affordable for a few hours. I'd definitely come back.

This was super easy and fun for my first kayak experience. I really enjoyed my day. Staff was…read morefriendly and helpful in helping me figure things out

Absolutely gross, disgusting place from what we could see. Had reservations there and when we got…read morethere, office was locked, not a soul in sight. Looks like mostly seasonal or full-timers there. The "swimming" pond was so gross. It had green globs of goo all over the top. No way I'd let the kids swim in that. Luckily they don't require any $$$$ down, so we had nothing to lose by leaving. We were actually thankful no one was around because we left and found an awesome place 3 miles down the road.

The Friendliest staff with great prices! We arrived last minute and was greeted with a smile. Very…read moreeasy going place that everyone would love. Camp area is nice and located in a great spot. Sites have electric and water, there are probably more great things about Double K-D Ranch that are available that I don't know about yet!

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!

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!

First time campers here. Very busy atmosphere; lots of kids and dogs moving in every direction…read more Definitely want to drive slowly. Bar and game room next to swimming pond with live music, better for adults but less so for young kids. Lots of activities for kids in other areas. Friendly staff from the bar to the front desk. If you have younger kids like we did, 5 and 7, I'd say go somewhere geared for that. This is more for young and older teens and adults. Ordered fish fries for pickup and they were very good. Hot crispy fish with fries, hash browns or sweet potato fries and slaw.

Crazy loud, super kid busy, no security, lots of drinking. If that's your deal, you'll love it. If…read moreyou want to relax, forget it.

Other than a great view of the river, thus place is a hot mess…read more We slept downhill, because there wasn't a level place anywhere at our site or neighboring sites. Don't believe the website about the showers and bathrooms. There is 1 for more than 14 sites. It was about 2 blocks aways from us. There was 2 shower stalls with old mildewy shower curtains. The only place to take tour trash is in bins. They are located near the bathrooms. I think every 2 sites should have a trash can that they come around and empty. We understand the need to keep a dog on a leash. In our group there were 2 dogs. They each had a leash on. We left it laying on the ground. Periodically, a woman we titled the leash police would drive by and reprimand us for not holding the leash. When we walked the dogs we did hang onto it, but at site no, and the dogs didn't wander. This woman was around about 4 times an hour. She has a huge German shepherd that rode with her. He barked and growled everytime ahe stopped. Half his body was hanging out of the window. Plus he was NOT on a leash. When she walked him he was off leash. We will not be returning to this so called campground. We do NOT recommend this place. It is shameful that it is a county park.

Yay! I'm a fan....thats my view on this park for camping. Grab a map when you drive in to show you…read morethe park and camping sites. There are multiple areas you can camp in the park. The main area when you drive in with modern facilities, mowed grass, electricity and people fairly close to each other. If you drive up the hill to the far right past the cemetery there is another similar area down by the river but a little quieter but still mowed and electricity. We camped in the rustic area which is passed the main open area through the forrest. Tent only camping is allowed. Sites with letters only. There are several sites located in this area with some fairly private. No other campers were in the rustic area so it was very quiet. Plenty of firewood amongst the tress. We did not use the rustic restroom, we drove to the main rest room block where the showers are located. We did use the well to grab some water. There is a volleyball net and children's play area. A lot of nice walking trails along the river and around the park. I would come here again.

Great walking/biking path and quite a few folks set up this morning doing some fishing. The park…read morehas boat launches available. I found a space with free parking that fit the Sprinter van and started my walk. Along Lake Monona it's a beautiful spot for some exercise. If you're here for a bit, head to Monona Terrace and get a view of the lake from 5 stories up. [Review 20690 overall - 260 in Wisconsin - 1671 of 2023.]

Not much to say about this place, but:…read more Location: 4 out of 5 Prime real estate really close to Monona Terrace. I parked there and took a walk around with the dog while the future wiffy went to MT to pick up her Madison Half Marathon packet. There's restaurants and a bike shop that does rentals quite close by, and depending on what you plan on doing and what time of day you go, the parking is free. Easy access to the lakefront trail. Amenities: 2 out of 5 Not a full scale "park" in the sense that there's a field house with bathrooms, but I do recall a porta potty there (maybe it was just there because of the marathon though). A few floating docks for people who want to launch watercraft rounds out the the "amenities". Picturesque factor: 4 out of 5 Looking out over the lake was really pretty, and I had the lovely experience of seeing a furry rodent swimming towards me, only to climb back into his nest under one of the floating docks. Muskrat, perhaps - but I didn't get a really good look at him/her. Dog enjoyment factor: 5 out of 5 A rare metric, but my dog enjoyed walking around, particularly because he enjoys walking on floating docks and being on boats....but he actually hates being in the water. He enjoys most things that involve being outdoors, however - so this may be a moot point. Overall: 4 out of 5 Not a whole lot to do if you plan on having a picnic, but if you want to hit up the lakefront trail by running or biking, it's a good place to park for a few hours. Likewise, it's also a really pretty place to take a few photos, and I'm sure the sunrise/sunset really looks cool.

We had a great tour on Saturday morning at 10am, it went until almost 1pm. Bring the sunscreen and…read morebug spray but leave feeling truly inspired and attuned with nature. Lovely scenery, history and experience.

Nice facility in a nice area. Glad that the shack and surrounding area have been preserved…read more Challenge with this place is that there is so much natural beauty (and great ways to explore it) in the area that this particular facility isn't all that differentiated. If you are in the area for a couple of days, probably shouldn't make the cut in terms of things to experience, but if you have more time to explore the area, definitely a place to check out. Shack is only "open" on Saturday, but that is not really the reason to come to the facility. The hiking trails are open all week and cut through some beautiful ecosystems. I should also add if you are a Leopold fan (or A Sand County Almanac) this is obviously a must visit).

So so so fun to explore the fenced in Dog Park area with the pups yesterday, but I was a bit…read moreworried one would escape through the marshy area near the water! Thankfully, she returned, soaking and covered in mud, and didn't manage to skirt the fence near the edge of the water. I can't wait to see this place in the spring! It's lovely in the winter, definitely marshy! Wear your boots.

Ran into this place randomly and it is really pretty! Had no intentions of stopping but I happened…read moreto be in running clothes and decided to explore. Totally worth it. There were three spots where I was just totally taken aback because it was not at all what i was expecting. The trail is well groomed, well thought out and a very small amount of exposure to road traffic. They do not allow dogs but it looks like a few neighbors will bring their dogs in. There is water access as well and it looked like the people on the boat was fishing. Not sure how good the fishing was though! I kept getting distracted by the pretty water view.