This is a juneau county park and is located in northern juneau on the shores of Wisconsin 2nd…read morelarges lake, Petenwell Lake. The setting is beautiful and the sites are generous in size. Electric is available at most sites but I believe water is available at common locations. A dump station is available on site. The employees keep the park well groomed within their the ability and the equipment available to them. The shower areas were immaculate and clean. The down side(s) are the roads. Most are in need of considerable repair. For anyone familiar with the area, they know that water quality in the area is iffy at best. Green algae at this time of the year is excessive. I've lived near both lakes for almost 20 years and have seen NO improvement in quality in spite of what local groups may say. It is a huge issue. Give the park a chance, lots of good things to see and do. ADDED....Just checked put showers closer. Quarters are needed to operate. 25 cents for 5 minutes. More than one quarter can be added to increase time.

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.

Such a fantastic ride! The guides were super helpful and knowledgeable, making sure everyone was…read morecomfortable and confident, including the kids on the ride. My 11 year old had a blast! Definitely a great, exciting fun family adventure!

My family just came back this weekend after an hour long tour with Adrenaline Rush Sports. We will…read morebe back for sure! Their entire team was very thorough with safety on each vehicle being rode by each person on the group. They explained the route and it was exactly how they said it would be! They were so concerned about our safety and had a leader, middle staff member and a staff member at the back, just to make sure everyone was safe! It was very dusty but they provide goggles and neck/mouth/nose clothes to cover you up. We will absolutely be back many times! The best thing we did on our two day trip to Wisconsin! Oh, and we also got to see the most beautiful deer.

RECREATION PARK in Tomah, WI has a recreation building for banquets and weddings, an Adventure…read morePlayground with a playground, zip-line, giant saucer, and barn-themed play structures, and an ice rink for ice hockey and open skating. RECREATION PARK is also the site of the annual Tractor Pull, and the annual Monroe County Fair. The address of this park is 1625 Butts Avenue. Please also keep in mind, that Tomah is eight miles north of another destination-of-choice in America's midwest, namely, the annual Cranberry Festival in Warrens, WI. I've attended the Tractor Pull and the Cranberry Festival in Warrens, and I've also performed on stage (with a clogging group) at Clark Country Fairground in Kahoka, MO. The Tractor Pull provides majestic machines taking the form of customized tractors, and customized trucks. These machines have multiple engines, which together produce horsepower about 100-times greater than that of a typical family car. To view the numbers, one of the competition tractors can have 4 to 6 super charged V-8 engines, or 2 or 3 Allison aircraft engines, or 3 or 4 turbine engines. These engine combinations produce between 9,000 to 12,000 horsepower. The advantages of attending a tractor pull include, the sheer eye candy of these customized tractors, experiencing at close range the exciting noise and puffing smoke of one of the competition runs, the freedom to mingle around parked tractors before the competition event, and simply being in a crowd in the grandstands where everybody is on edge and excited. Attached are a few of my photographs from one of the tractor pulls in Tomah, WI. My motivation for writing this review includes the following. When I was a teenager, I attended a drag race in Fremont, CA where I saw Don Garlits and Tommy Ivo do the quarter mile with a top speed of just over 200 mph. More recently, I attended a drag race in Sonoma County, where the engines were all rear-mounted, and where the top speed in the quarter mile was just over 300 mph. Over the years, I have attended custom car shows in Oakland Coliseum, in Seattle, in New York City, and at Petersen Automotive Museum in L.A. And then, there are the many drawings of dragsters that I made, between the ages of ten and 16 years of age.

Driving down Hwy 21just happened to spot this amazing Ship Rock wayside. The wayside said closed,…read morebut pulled in. No bathroom services or garbage containers. But over abundance of graffiti unfortunately. Climbed the rocky paths and if I had hiking shoes would have been more adventurous. But still very cool place.

Ship Rock Wayside is a small, but well maintained loop of relatively new concrete which circles the…read morerock formation. In all my visits over the years, including this one, there wasn't anyone else there at all. This formation isn't as large or well-visited as the larger Roche-A-Cri park and formation, and where it's situated out of the way on Highway 21, it's not exactly something one is likely to "stumble" upon. The park is small, and dominated by the rocks. There is a "path" of sorts that leads up the rock structure, but this is a rough climbing route, so scale the rock at your own risk. All the same, it's a striking formation with a certain duality to it- the colorful shades of weathered rock on top, and the even more colorful layers of spray paint the locals have applied over the years. If you want to see something out of the way, or have ever wanted to climb a big rock, Ship Rock is out there waiting for you.

About 30 miles west of Wisconsin Dells, prominently visible from I-90 in western Wisconsin, there…read moreis a truly remarkable rock formation that is a remnant from the last ice age. Get off at the Camp Douglas exit and you're right there. The surface of the stone, scalloped and weathered over the millennia where it has stood, has a charming appeal. It's rather easy to climb because of the many pockets and foot-holds. Lovers have scribed their names in the stone. Twisted, knotted tree roots weave a tangled web above-ground in the sandy soil where they grow. If you come in the morning, you can see the lingering mist before the sun is higher up in the sky. Truly a magical place on earth. It's not much to walk around it if you don't want to climb, but it is a rewarding stop if you're in the Dells area or heading west from the Dells. We return here every year on our way to Minnesota, just to experience the beauty that nature offers.

This place is huge! Lots of seasonal and maybe even permanent campers but plenty of space for those…read morestaying short periods. The staff was super nice. We opted for a site near the swimming beach and bath house so we were full sun but it didn't bother us for just one night. Pull through site with full hookups in our 36' Class A Motorhome. We played in the man made pond which is only about 5' deep throughout. Walked to lake but it was low so we chose not to kayak. We would definitely stay here again if in the area.

I would highly recommend this campground. The owners and employees are very engaged in the…read morebusiness, and it's clear they take pride in their campground. Our kids loved the amenities and all of the activities they offer. We have already booked a weekend for next year!

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!