Love this camping park. It is beautiful and quiet. Fishing and hiking available. Bathroom and…read moreshower houses. The price is very reasonable

Very nice out-of-the-way campground. Can still hear a train off in the distance but other than that…read moreit is quiet with the exception of the geese by the nice little lake, fluttering of hummingbird wings or the occasional coyote off in the distance. The crew of 2 campworkers that I had the pleasure to meet are great gentlemen that go out of their way to help with whatever thay can. I believe the Red Cross harvests the skeeters here when blood supplies are low but the campground is very clean and the people are basically quiet and friendly. Lenny said he would give me a dollar if I gave him a shout out. (just kidding). Definitely recommend this place.

The food was very good, but the day we were there. They're having a poker tournament, and we got…read moreforced to sit in the bar area. Small area high table, which we don't like, but the food was good. Service was pretty... not so good. They were definitely short handed on waitresses and waiters, so we were pretty much forgotten.

Every time we come to Champions we have SO much fun! There is so much to do that if you are bored,…read moreyour eyes are closed! This place is AMAZEBALLS! The pond is beautiful! The kids and adults both have the best time! And I absolutely LOVE the fact that they care about safety and require AND provide life jackets. The inflatables are great! Even if you aren't brave enough to calm down you will have a blast watching everyone up there! The food at the bar is over the top delicious and you never leave hungry. The pizza and burgers are beautiful too look at and blissful to devour! The Craft Corral is something that I've never seen when camping before and there are so many fun and original things to do-my kids and grandkids are all about the glitter tattoos. You can see that a lot of time and effort is put into it. 110% will be going back as many times as we can!!

This campground has easy access right off of I 94. So if you don't like road noise this is not the…read morespot for you. I like the easy access, it is directly on the ATV trails, the campground is very clean and well-maintained, and the campers tend to be very nice. The owner is super accommodating. There are a lot of seasonal people here because of the ATV trails. The pool is nice they also have mini golf. They have a laundry in the lodge as well as showers.

Started our jouney cross country from the Chicago area targeting The Mall of America. It's…read morestarting to get dark and I realize we're not going to make it. Not sure what to do then suddenly we came to this campground. I really don't care what the amenities are but will they allow us to pop our tent. We decide to check into it. Upon entering we are greeted and I explain what I am looking for. The gentleman said that's fine because that's all he's got and there's only 2 left. I take one. He tells me during the summer he's 100% before the year begins because of the activities available there. The spot is not too far from the office. I'm sweating hot. We pick a spot and start setting up. M has gone camping but doesn't seem to have had much experience. That's one of the reasons why I decided we would camp all the way down until Las Vegas. I have her help me setup the tent but because we're in a rush to get it done before it gets really dark it's me doing all of it. Mosquitoes are showing up. We spray ourselves. I take my shirt off because it's dripping sticky with my sweat making it almost unbearable. I get the job done and it's pitch black. I decide to go take a shower. It felt so good to feel clean again. If you watch the show NAKED AND AFRAID, and you see how they are always getting a million bites by so many bugs. I know what that's like, literally. My back and legs were bitten over and over it was sick to look at. In the morning, M wanted to count the bites as she put another round of nail polish remover. We tried everything last night and found that worked best. It stung like crazy but it worked to alleviate the itch. I don't recommend doing that unless you got a tolerance for pain. Anyway, I think she lost count after 150 or so. I don't ever want to go through that again. I wish I had a chance to enjoy this facility because it has some great outdoor activities. You have to bring your own equipment, machines and gear but they provide all the basic necessities for what ever hook up you need.

Don't bother unless you can maneuver incredible pot holes. Unfortunately we had to turn around in…read moreour SUV Obviously not a maintained road

#13 Camping spot was great! Came with 2 sedans and still extremely spacious, thanks to the hidden…read moreriverfront spot where you can fit 2 3-person tents. All in all, I'd say you can fit in 4 tents and 8 people. However, 6 is only allowed so that's on you. It's the perfect spot for river access and was told by host that #13 is the most booked campsite in Tinkham. You'll see why when you get there. :D You have the river and the restroom nearby. Cookies! As with many Google/Foursquare/Yelp reviews, the only downside of this campground (hence the 4/5 star rating) is the highway noise. Although the noice blends in with the river, it still isn't as peaceful as you'd want it to be. Also, one thing is that there tends to be a lot of flies in the area. Repellants are your friends. Sadly, while swimming, I found a broken liquor bottle at the middle of the river and this is not only dangerous to us humans, but to other wildlife too. Imagine stepping on those with your foot or accidentally slipping and landing your hands on one of those glass shards. I had to pick it up while shaking my head in complete disappointment. Overall: Great campsite with plenty of spacious spots! ^_^v

The coziest little inn I have ever stayed at. Needed a place to stay while on the road and the…read moreHomestead Inn was just the right place at just the right price.

Mary is so nice and they have a hidden gem that is newly renovated that no one yet knows about…read more Quiet, clean & wonderful! Great experience

One of the poorest kept courses I have golfed on. Every bit of water on the course was completely…read morecovered with algae. No attempt to clean it whatsoever. Overall I wouldn't be upset if for a poor golf course you paid a poor man`s price. $19 to walk 9 holes is a little ridiculous if you ask me..

A poorly managed and poorly kept golf course and campground that has the potential to be a great…read moregolf getaway. The two stars reflect a decent price but you have to pay .25 to shower for crying out loud!

Nice trail, but unfortunately flooded due to the rain so could only see 0.2 miles of it.read more

Anyone who tackles this trail must be…read more.. A) A historic bridge enthusiast and fan of engineering design B) The second coming of Aldo Leopold C) Someone off their nut D) A&C E) B&C F) All of the above. Okay, seriously, this is a a fascinating area and quite a trail for nature lovers. Alexander McGilvray saw an opportunity in 1854 and launched a ferry across the Black River. In 1892, the county built a steel bridge across the river, ending the ferry service. Since McGilvray Road went through backwaters of the Black River and a slough, six wooden bridges were built. The moist environment wrecked wooden bridges quickly, so between 1905 and 1908, a series of five bowstring truss bridges were built with one wooden bridge left behind. The road was closed in 1948 due to flooding, and in 1954 the steel bridge was removed. The five bowstring truss bridges remain in place and a fifth pony truss bridge was relocated here to replace the wooden bridge. The maintenance of the old bridges is accomplished with volunteer labor, the Friends of McGilvray Road in partnership with the Wisconsin DNR. Bowstring trusses, one time plentiful, are now rare and only eight examples remain in Wisconsin - five of those eight are on McGilvray Road. As for the hiking, well, nature has pretty much consumed McGilvray Road, popularly known as Seven Bridges Road. It is a hiking trail, being slowly developed by the Friends of McGilvray Road. You can take the 1.8 mile hike to the Black River and experience a piece of La Crosse County history yourself. Dress appropriately and wear good hiking shoes.The day I visited McGilvray Road, I met a couple on the trail. He was wearing sandals. Not smart. She was wearing cross trainers, still not very smart. Both were wearing shorts - really not smart as the mosquitoes were matched in size and maneuverability to a P-38. No motorized vehicles, in fact, no vehicles at all, including no bicycles. As a hiking trail, two stars. As a great example of private and public sector cooperation, four stars, as an example of historic preservation, five stars. Net result - four stars. I'd go back - would you like to join me?

Receptionist didn't save my room when we arrived. We were put into a small backup room. Not…read morefriendly staff, wouldn't recommend for anything other than a cheap hotel experience for twice the pay, if you're into that kind of thing.

We stayed here over night in a whirl pool suit. The honey bee suit.. the room was very nice. But…read morethe noises over head from the rooms above you, being able to hear crying babys at 3:00 am. Did not get much sleep. The bed was comfortable. But the walls like I said are very thin.Plenty of room in the Aquatic center is huge but the floor of the pools could use upgrades as it looks dirty. Even thoe it is not. The whirlpool was very refreshing. The bar was peaceful as it was just my husband and I and the bar tender. So just for play and not much sleep it's a great place to stay. Room walls could use repair but very spacious and comfortable.