Excellent Campground and very accommodating host. Great me of the best camping experiences we've…read morehad in the mid west!

My husband & I visited several campgrounds over the past 3 years to choose one we could both be…read morecomfortable in. With the new ownership of this campground, they appear to be going above and beyond to be sure their campground is updated. We chose this campground in 2015 and are so pleased that we did. The host is easy to work with but assures that all the campers are treated well and the owner continues to improve the campground. We love having the entire Chain O'Lakes at our disposal. The golf course is just down the road, so when we have guests they an golf also. Several of their docks are new and improved. Also, having the Tiki Bar so close offers food and a fun place to hang out if you just need something different. It was absolutely the right choice for us.

Stayed in the Ist floor condos. All of the bedrooms are in the back as the front of the unit has…read morelake views. The problem you will find in the summer is the cars that park at night. The headlights shine right into the room even with dark out drapes. Poor design, the main building for pool, is way to far away. No wonder the owners try to rent them.

I love this place it is so fun to get away from home.I love the game room and other activitiesread more

Absolutely beautiful, sprawling campground just outside of Rhinelander. It's directly across the…read morestreet from the lake, but the swimming beach is tiny. I called the owner twice; once to make the initial reservation and once when we were checking in for the weekend. She answered promptly both times. She was very accommodating getting us to our site on Friday afternoon and offered to deliver firewood. They require you to purchase the wood onsite ($7 for a 5 gallon bucket) which would be fine if it was dry. Unfortunately it wasn't and it just smoked us out. The campground is much bigger than you'd expect when you pull in. All of the sites are shaded and offer privacy. The shower house and bathrooms were very clean. I didn't actually use the showers but was told they are free. There are quite a few permanent sites but I didn't find the golf cart usage to be overwhelming like you find at other grounds with a large permanent site presence. All the other campers were quiet and respectful. All campsites offer water and electric. We will absolutely camp here again. My only reasons for giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is because of the cost ($40/night) and the wet firewood.

Moen Lake Campground is all modern, updated sites. Great views of lake as well as very peaceful…read more Owners are enthusiastic and exceptionally accommodating.

My bf and I went up to Minocqua for a mini-getaway weekend. He went snowboarding up at Indian Head,…read morebut I decided to just stay in the cabin. Tumbling down a mountain and breaking limbs really isn't my thing. However, our cabin had a flyer for the winter park nearby and they had tubing! Well, hell, I can do that! It was a long and winding road to get to the park but it was a nice, scenic drive. I was so excited when I saw the giant hill! I've never gone down a hill that big! We went inside the building to buy our tubing ticket, which was about $12 bucks for people over 18. Once we paid, we went out and grabbed one of the many inner tubes sitting outside. Tip: pick one with a pad on the inside, otherwise you'll set yourself up for some major discomfort. The best part of this was that they have a pulley system to take you up the hill. No more dragging your tube up a hill and being exhausted by the time you get up, that you only go up and down three times before you're done for the day. Sure, that may sound lazy, but I'm not 10 anymore. I don't have that kind of energy these days. You take the tube handle, hand it to a dude, and sit your happy butt down in the tube. The attendant will hitch you up and up you go on a three minute ride to the top. There's a couple guys up at the top who are there to let you know when you can go down, and they'll assist you with whatever crazy way you want to go down. The guys were really cool, joking around the whole time but were really helpful. There was a family in front of us wanting to do strange formations and they helped them set it up. They even spun me around a few times. I didn't think they would do that! The ride down is really exhilarating. I advise wearing a scarf around your face because you'll get wind burn pretty good and a bunch of snow in your face. You can also go down pretty fast. Luckily there is a plastic mesh fence at the end to stop you from going further than you should, and the hill slopes so that if you start to go toward the trees, you'll curve back in. On our last run, my bf made us go totally straight and we slammed into the fence, almost knocking it down. Apparently, that's an accomplishment for tubers! Tubing isn't all they have here. The main attraction is probably the cross country skiing. They have tons of trails with varying levels of difficulty. If we had a whole day, and some lessons, we'd definitely try it because the trails look great. The indoor area is great too. They have several benches and tables to rest at and a food/drink area where they serve beer! Mincoqua beer to be exact. $2.50 for a 10 oz glass of beer. What a great way to end the day! If I'm ever back during the winter, I'll definitely be making a stop to this park. You'll have a blast!

Truly some of the most gorgeous trails in the whole country. Especially after a few snowy days…read more Skied a few miles, and even saw an ermine in its winter coat! So cool!

Sadly this establishment has closed. I'm not sure if Jim is in business elsewhere or if he has…read moreretired. He used to offer boat storage on the lot next door and that has been sold as well. Rumor has it that the campground has purchased the property and a General Store will be featured. We lost a little bit of history a couple of weeks ago when what used to be the showroom of the former Shorewood Marine from decades ago was torn down.

I want to echo the other reviewers' compliments and appreciation…read more I've been taking my boats to Four Seasons for more than 20 years. Jimmy and John are professional and accommodating. The work is done right the first time - and ready when promised. No matter how busy they are, they manage to fit you into the schedule - something that's really appreciated, especially when you're on vacation. They also put the boat lift in at the house in the spring and take it out in the fall. Their prices are fair, and the fact that they're genuinely nice people is a bonus.

Pros: Quaint, well designed, easy access, comfortable, clean, friendly, free coffee, free Wi-Fi,…read morewell-priced. Cons: Showers are nice but small, by necessity. Curtains could have been thicker to better block the bright light outside the window.

As retirees, we want to travel a bit more. I was satisfied that I could find a room in a motel that…read morewas rated well among customers. I thought it was pretty nice that, on the day before the stay, they sent me several text messages about how to get to our room: directions from the main desk, the combinations to the digital locks and how to use them, and they even sent me a picture of the room's door. The outside of the hotel looked clean and might have had a recent remodel. There was no professional landscaping, but I didn't expect to see any, either. It became clear immediately that those text messages were worth saving. There is a digital combination lock for the main door and the same combination for the door leading up to our room. There was no one at the main desk, which I thought was odd. Our room's door was missing the trim around it (I was told via text that the digital lock is new, so I assume that the whole door is new, too?). Our room was located on the second floor - the only room on the second floor. The only way to get there was to navigate the narrow hallway then climb some stairs that were slightly steeper than standard. Because we are retirees and my wife's knees have been surgically replaced, the steepness made it difficult to get to our room. When I got to the top of the stairs I could see that there is a non-zero probability of accidentally falling down the stairs as there is no door or gate at the top. Nevertheless, the room looked spacious and cozy. The bedroom was comfortable and well set up. It was roomy, had comfy chairs, a day beef in addition to the king bed, a coffee bar, and a TV which we didn't use. It looks like they spent most of their remodeling money on the bathroom. It's very nice and big (see pics). The bedroom's and hallway's carpeted areas don't feel like they're well-padded. Our picture window looks out over a lake with loads of lilypads and a deck. We got lucky and saw three deer (a doe and two fawns). If you don't like interacting with humans, you don't have to. We did online booking, got our keys (digital combinations) via text message, and left without seeing anyone. I wonder how long it would have taken to get assistance if we needed it. In sum, we would not stay at this motel in the future. For younger persons with good knees, this would be a good choice.

I have been coming here since I was a young child and have so many great memories here. Great…read morearea, great fishing, lots of family fun.

Best vacation destination ever! There's so much to do, such as swim, fish, volleyball, tennis,…read morebasketball, horseshoes, canoe, paddleboat, kyak, campfires, and soooo much more! It's also not to far from eagle river and minaqua so your not too far from all the action. There is also a grocery store nearby along with an amazing ice cream place called Cathy's. I'd definitely recommend this place to anyone and everyone!

The front of the resort looks amazing. But what's that saying onions have layers. Well the back…read morelooks way different than the front. Like 1st class and 3rd class. My biggest complaint is no plug ins near the bed. Even the lamp was strong across the room to plug in next to the table. The other lamp cord went behind the bed frame that I couldn't move. If you're traveling with a suitcase that is heavy like mine (49 lbs) being on the 2nd floor is a nightmare. No elevator. The young lady at the front desk did offer to help when I asked about an elevator but my suitcase looked bigger than her. But no offering of a 1st floor room. Maybe they were sold out. The kitchen was the weirdest design. All steel or metal. Not really stocked to cook anything unless you brought your own pots and pans. I did call and ask if they had any pots bigger than the 1 cup in the room and they said no. But fridge did have a freezer which was nice. Bed was soft they had a mattress topper on it. My suggestion is only come if you plan to unplug and eat out.

Last year we stayed here. During the fall run. It was ok. We were told that if we wanted to come…read moreback for this year's fall run we could sign up on the wait list for two rooms for this year's fall run, and we did so and that we would get first Crack on available rooms. When I just called I was told there is no wait list and that they had posted the available rooms to the reservation sites and booked them without informing me or anyone else on the wait list. When I asked why that was; they hung up on me!! This was extremely unprofessional!! Not to mention very rude. Now our party has no place to stay at this late date. In the end, they were very unprofessional and their word means absolutely nothing!!