We stayed here for three nights a couple of weeks ago. Booking and check in was simple. The staff…read moreare very nice and accommodating. The grounds are very well maintained. There is an indoor swimming pool, tennis courts, a kids play area, a beach, and many trails. We stayed in the lodge. The room was large. We were picking up my son from camp and I though we would have to share a room, but it was large enough that we ran out and bought a cheap air mattress so he could have his own bed. There are cabins on the property, a supper club, and a coffee bar, but we did not try any of those. The resort was quite busy. There were groups of all ages. While our room was large, the bathroom was very dated and in need of a renovation. There was a binder highlighting aspects of the lodge, but some of the pages had mold growing on them. I thought there was daily room cleaning, but our room was never touched. Perhaps I missed something. Definitely a place to check out if you are looking for lodging in the area.

Did not stay at the resort, but wanted to share. I was on…read morethe lake and the battery on my pontoon died. No one was on the lake and not knowing what to do, called them asking for assistance. Alex sent someone out right away, jumped my battery, and I was back in business in no time! It reminded me there are still good people in the world and not all businesses are just out to make a profit. Cheers Holiday Acres!

We booked a room here for one night because we were going on a motorcycle trip. We booked this…read moreyesterday and found out that it is going to rain all weekend so I called immediately to cancel and was informed that I'm not getting my money back. This is absolutely unacceptable and stealing. We are out $90 in 24 hours.

We booked a stay at Clay Lake Inn and resorts. Unfortunately, we were unable to utilize this stay…read moreas our trip was ruined by three days worth of rain in the forecast. We booked the trip on Sunday and had to cancel on Tuesday. We were out the $90. It would've cost for the one night stay as their policy is no cancellation refunds. If they advertise this on their website, it is in the fine print however, it should be policy that if your trip is canceled due to circumstances beyond your control, you should be refunded. This is equivalent to stealing.

This was a wonderful cabin for a week getaway. We stayed in the Fisherman's Cabin. This cabin can…read moresleep six people and has a deck right on the lake. We very much enjoyed kayaking and fishing right in our own backyard. The cabin was very clean and had everything we needed. We definitely hope to stay here again!

From the owner: Specializing in: - Resorts…read more- Lodging

What a wonderful experience. It's winter and the snowmobiles are out and about…read more I arrived at the beginning of the week so I was the only person staying all week. I was given Cabin 1...right on the lake...this Cabin has the fire pit and the dock onto the lake. Cabin 1 has 2 nicely furnished bedrooms, dining room, living room with a large flatscreen TV, a full kitchen with a gas stove/oven and refrigerator, and a bathroom. I stayed all week, my cabin was warm and comfortable. I enjoyed myself. I most certainly will come back...perhaps during the spring or summer, and enjoy swimming and fishing on the lake.

It was the perfect place to relax, unwind, unplug (there is electricity but no wifi which is what…read morewe wanted), enjoy the lake, kayak, fish. The cabins are perfect. Ours had 2 bedrooms (queen bed in one and a full/twin bunk) in the other. The living area had a super comfy futon that you could pull out to sleep two more. A stocked kitchen and a nice bathroom with a shower that even my 6'6" husband could fit in. The outside had a great picnic area with chairs, grill and picnic table and we also had a clothes line. Each cabin has their own fire ring with benches. There are currently two docks and we fished off of both of them and caught blue gills, crappies, yellow perch. The fish were biting and that made my 7 and 11 year old boys very happy! The resort has a paddle boat and 2 kayaks and our cabin had 4 life jackets waiting for us. It was perfect. The lake is quiet (we were there during the week) and it got a bit busier over starting on friday but still, we were able to kayak in peace with out fear of being run over. We are already planning our vacation next year! The kids loved it and it was the perfect vacation for our family!

So let me start off with we have been to MANY, probablye 100's of bars and restaurants in this…read morecounty and surrounding counties. We have stopped here for drinks a few times. Food a few times. Always was fine. Average bar. We liked it because it was on the water. This last time we stopped... we sat on the outside patio. We had our dog with and asked if he could sit on the patio. The female bartender said "of course". There was another couple and a family sitting outside who also had a dog. Our dog was laying next to me quietly and is extremely well behaved. Barely lifts his head. One of the workers, a 30-40 yr old man with dark hair, asked the other bartender "do you think I can make this bottle cap hit that dog"? I was sitting slightly turned from him and ignored him. I did not think he would actually do it. Well, he did. He began flicking bottle caps at my dog who was laying peacefully! After the third one I turned around and said "excuse me? What are you doing?" He said "I wasn't trying to hit him don't worry I'd never do that" and quick ran inside like scared sheep. Didn't show his face after that. I could not believe what had happened. I think this bar is fine and everyone who works there is nice BESIDES THAT GUY. What the he11 is wrong with him? How rude can you be ? Who does that ? What a weirdo.

Stopped by on a recent Sunday afternoon with a group of snowmobiles. Ordered a $8.50 cheeseburger (…read moreatmosphere doesnt qualify for these prices) and was served a barely cooked completely raw inside burger. Cook came over and grunted, barkeep acted like it was a bother to refund my $..... Id rather lay under a broken port a potty outside a chili cookoff competition before going back..

Pros: *Very wooded area…read more*People in the office are friendly *Sewer available at the site Cons: *Extremely narrow sites that are difficult to back into. I was not able to open both the slide-outs and awning. Lots of boulders to contend with. *Sites very close together *Electric is either 20 or 50 amp. If you, like many, have 30 amp service, you need to bring your own adapter. Would have been nice to know that before arriving. Had to go to town to buy an adapter. *Cannot pay via credit card. Needed to mail in deposit. *Not very kid friendly; tiny playground near the office *Cannot bring in your own firewood, even if bought locally. *Large "No firearms allowed" sign as you drive in. This is not listed in their rules on their outdated website.