We absolutely loved our time at Weaver Campground in Pelican Lake, Wisconsin! The campground is…read moreclean, peaceful, relaxing and beautifully maintained! We found it to be the perfect place to relax and enjoy the outdoors. My Husband and I have been traveling in our RV for many years, and this is one of our favorites! What truly makes this campground special are the hosts, Wendy and Rick. They went above and beyond to make us feel welcome and cared for. From the moment we arrived they were friendly, helpful, and full of great local tips. You can tell they put their heart into everything they do, and it really shows in how well-run and inviting their campground is. If you're looking for a quiet, well-kept campground with amazing hosts and that true Northwoods charm, Weaver Campground is the place to be! We can't wait to come back! Thank you, Wendy, and Rick for a wonderful stay!!

Have been coming here regularly for several years. Clean cabins, most right on Lake George. Owners…read morekeep the place tidy. Boats come with the cabins and motors are available for an additional charge. Great place for a relaxing week away from it all.

This place has been awesome for our family to visit every year, the cabins have an awesome layout…read moreeven without AC they still stay very cool. The owners are extremely nice and have helped out dozens of times, if only we could return the favor. It is right across the lake from the boat launch and the beach is very nice to cool off on a hot day. The park is awesome for the little ones to blow off some steam and the main house has air hockey to play on grimy days.

This place is DOA, having been sold around 2021. Supposedly it will become a residence…read more It's no surprise, the owner was not a welcoming kind of guy and unfortunately he was often the only person working the bar. He could have done much better if he had found some local talent to tend bar... but no. So it's a loss for everyone, him and the area residents. It's a darn shame to lose another bar in these parts. RIP - Somo View, Wally's "Four Corners" tap, Mr. Ed's, Tomahawk Lodge

I am from Milwaukee and whenever I am visiting my parents we always make a point to stop at…read moreTomahawk Lodge. This place has great food, great service, fair prices and an amazing view. Hats of to the owners for all that they do for the veterans of the Tomahawk area. If you want a true up north experience this is the place to be!!

Clean small tavern located right on Post Lake. I've always been partial to any tavern you can get…read moreto by boat. Friendly environment here, patronized by the locals. Nice lighted food plot across the street. I've been here more than a few evenings and sat at the bar looking out the window at the deer coming in. Twin Oaks is on my must stop list every deer camp and any time in the area during the summer.

I have driven by the sign for years and never thought to stop thinking it was a small county park…read moreand my cabin is 10 minutes away. However, when I finally stopped, I was extremely surprised to see that it has an beautiful beach area, hiking trails, Arboretum, and some of the best mountain biking trails around! Seriously- the biking was fun! Everything was clean, clearly marked and ready for recreation. I did not camp but walked through the camping grounds and thought everything looked natural, spacious and they even have some small cabins for rent. I will definitely be back!

At first glance this place this campground seems quite nice; nice spacious level sites, with…read moreelectric. you aren't shoe horned in on top of each other and you really can't hear one another. the bathrooms by us are plenty big enough with separate individual showers. you have a typical dump and fill station on your way into your site, which is also where you'll find the garbage dumpsters. this place is clean and pretty well manicured. some easy little hiking trails to boot. our site is quite well developed and plenty of shade. The bad on our first day our new cooler was stolen, my husband had some one banging on the shower door like they were the police, and it felt like someone was outside our camper while I was alone and showering. (Antigo has quite the theft problem, so if you value you anything you have, chain it down or lock it up) The woman at the office while empathetic to our plight and apologetic, did advise me the other folks had made complaints about noise and that she would advise Tom of what happened and even asked if we wanted to give her a description of the cooler. It was our fault we should have locked it up, we wont make that mistake again. We however no longer feel comfortable here and feel pressured to not be gone long... which is sad. The showers are cleanish..the same hair was on the same soap dispenser for at least two days and the pressure is to hard and the heads are not adjustable... you'll need at minimum 2 dollars in quarters to get at best an 8-10 min shower. ps there is no buzzer or audible noise in any of the showers to let you know to add more money. Which btw is not posted on their website or the mailer form I had to fill out not on their website... so bring quarters if you want to shower in theirs. While I'm thankful I have a shower in my camper; it's not a full hook up campground; which means you'll need to fill your tanks hook up, dump maybe more than once if you are a party of more than 2. When I checked out and asked them if anyone found my soap and shampoo, he asked what brand it was and then scratched his neck, looked away and said "nope never heard of that" not sure about you but I'm a fan of body language... I'm not sorry to be leaving this place. This place reminded me very quickly of the fact that the northwoods folks are very nice and polite to one another as they know each other, but once they see your out of state vehicles plates out comes the rude behavior. The only way I'd recommend this place is if you are local to wisconsin only.

This campground is close to the MC Festival grounds, about a half mile, which is why we reserved a…read moresite at Great Northern. Each time we encountered staff (from the reservation phone call to check-in to a stop in the office for ice) they were friendly. The campground itself is pretty small and seems to be new. There isn't a lot of shade or privacy here but once the trees fill in, they'll offer more cover. There is a small office onsite that opens at 8a and offers snacks, ice and firewood for purchase. There is also complimentary coffee which was nice. We were told there was a cell phone booster at the office but we had a REALLY hard time getting service, even with that. One-stall bathrooms are available and they were insanely clean (and air conditioned!). Showers are available (a $2 donation is requested) but when my husband went to use them Sunday morning they were either closed or someone was hogging them for over 20 minutes . This was before the 8a office open time so it's possible they were just closed. There is a man-made water pond with inflatables for the kids. We don't have children ourselves so we stayed pretty clear of that and the nearby playground. Yard games are offered for guests as well but we didn't use them. They have an area for "dog exercise" but it's not that big and it's very close to other campsites - not totally sure what the purpose is but it's a nice gesture. The campground was very quiet when we were there - not even half full. Between the heat and being the weekend before the 4th, I'm sure that had something to do with it. We did notice they had a handful of permanent sites here. We would definitely camp here again.