We enjoy Patricia Lake every fall for 3 weeks and love it! Joy and Dave along with the family and…read morestaff make this a safe, friendly and well cared for campground to stay at! Beautiful beach and lake. We'll continue to return as long as we are able!

Great campground. Beautiful lake lots and Sites are large and extremely clean. Great location for…read moreexploring local communities

Lots of nice camp spots with nice walking paths. Mirror Lake is a little murky but not bad for some…read morepaddling. Rental concession at the launch ramp has kayaks, canoes, stand up paddle boards, and pontoon boats for rent. They could improve the campground by adding a few showers.

Ok this campground is pretty well worn, but the owner is a sweet old lady who seems to really care…read moreabout her campers. (They only have 30Amp service) lots of shade trees and a couple of ponds, some walking trails head out into the woods. A lower level abuts the Black River. It has no pool or swing sets. Some working folks are in long term spots. I never even went to their central bathrooms. We are self contained. Spots are level and lots of grass. All in all, it's a good stop along Rt2, and had everything we needed.

This RV Park has all the sites wooded so you get the true Northwoods feel, as well as peaceful and…read morequiet. The prices are the best around. The people are all very friendly and fun.

This campground was warm, welcoming, cozy, and quiet. The sites were tucked in underneath a canopy…read moreof oak and birch trees, looking out over a lovely lake. Carl and Sandy, the hosts/owners were terrific. They welcomed us and helped us get positioned into our site, had a stack of firewood ready to go by the fire pit, and even added a small rolled up item that made colorful flames! Great camping experience, great people, we will return.

Was here in Summer a decade or so ago and decided to go back again and spent a week here in late…read moreSeptember. The hosts are extremely accommodating and more than willing to help with getting your trailer into the proper place. Several of the sites are set permanently as they have wooden decks and some are a bit dated. Very quiet. No store but firewood is available and Iron River is less than 10 minutes away. Very nice!

I found this little gem because all other camp grounds in the Bayfield area were full and am happy…read moreI did! Almost all of the campsites are pull through which makes it very easy with a larger trailer. Sites include water, sewer and electricity for only $28 a night. Great little playground for children and Horshoe pits for adults. There is a little bar, restaurant, gas station on site. We will be returning every summer!

Gas and food! Right on the trail- inside is clean and lots of room to warm up and have a drink…read more Bartender is very nice.

It's Interesting when you stop somewhere new and are totally rewarded with a great experience. Had…read moreno expectations of our visit but were greatly rewarded with a warm and fun experience. Food menu was small but tasty. Add a cup of soup or chili to your meal. We had burgers and apps. Just fun on a snowy Saturday night in the Hayward/Cable/Clam Lake area. Add to it live music going both Friday/Saturday. We will be back!

This place may be our new 'go to' place! Went there for appetizers and drinks. Great, friendly…read moreservice and a down-home feel. Then went there for dinner and had a great burger. Our friends had the chicken sandwich, a burger and my husband had a hot beef sandwich - all were done to perfection. The atmosphere is nostalgic, up-north decor and would be a great place to relax, read a book, have lunch, or just enjoy the view on their sun porch or outdoor deck. They have music on Friday nights from 7:00 to 10:00, hope we can get there for the entertainment. Definitely recommend the Boulder Lodge and will go again.

The owner of this quaint little hotel is one of 'good people'. He made sure we knew how to get…read moreahold of him if we needed anything l But wasn't a intrusive. The rooms are extremely clean and well maintained. If I ever had to stay at a hotel in Barron again this would definitely be first and only choice.

Newly remodeled rooms, the owner is customer focused from the time I called to make a reservation,…read morearrived, was accommodating to my additional requests for pillows, coffee and creamer. These days, customer service is a must. I would recommend anyone who is looking to stay at a motel that is less costly than the other higher price hotels, this is a gem in the small town. I also enjoyed having the option to open the window and get fresh air in.

I had booked a fishing boat for a day with this kind couple and they were amazing from email…read moreinquiry to meeting them in person. I originally hoped for a pontoon boat but they didn't have any when I booked. After checking in, a cancellation came in and we were able to get a pontoon rather than the fishing boat (which I would have been very happy with) and they couldn't have been more gracious or accommodating. I could really tell they cared that they didn't want us to be uncomfortable and were genuinely happy we could use a pontoon instead (with a shade cover in August!). They gave us such helpful information and we couldn't have had a nicer day. Unbeknownst to them i would be proposing to my girlfriend the next day, and this experience on lake Nelson simply added to this beautiful experience (she said yes!!) Next trip we'll be staying AND boating at Nelson Lake Lodge. From the bottom of my heart, thank you for a wonderful, easy, professional and in this day, remarkable, experience!

Went at about closing time and made a pizza for us. Great hospitality and loved the TouchTunes-…read moreplayed some Kenny Chesney!

Agree with everything Celeste said…read more My buddy tried to book a room with them and was denied a la Mary and Joseph, but then the wonderful folks at the front desk called a couple hours later and informed them that there was, in fact, room at the AmericInn

The Quality Inn: A Case Study in Thermodynamic Failure…read more * The Atmospheric Conditions: The pool area isn't just a leisure space; it's a self-contained weather system where the ventilation has been "optimized" for profit, resulting in indoor glaciers that would make a National Geographic photographer weep. The poor air circulation in addition to saving money, is no doubt generating revenue for pharmaceutical companies treating all of the mold allergies. * The Biological Indicators: That signature "clean pool" smell is actually the olfactory evidence of a thousand local toddlers using the facility as a public latrine--a chemical reaction of chloramines that serves as a warning to anyone with an intact immune system. At $7 a local kid for a whizpool, it's surely a profit center, and you can certainly smell the difference. * The Culinary Experience: Breakfast consists of "food-like substances," specifically chunks of microwaved egg that appear to be weeping for their own existence and pork sausages swimming in a reservoir of grease and existential dread. * The Lobby Ambience: The computer station is guarded by a territorial child-in-residence who has seemingly aged into the upholstery over the last two years, ensuring that "tacky" remains the primary aesthetic. * The "Coffee": A beverage so weak and feeble it qualifies as a crime against humanity. It isn't brewed coffee in the way that we've all come to expect; it's a hot, wet insult served in a cup, located--fittingly--in a completely different room to distance itself from the concept of actual food. If you ever find someone whose teeth are on fire, and you are fresh out of urine, this coffee is a great substitute...