No cash accepted. Be prepared. Parking lots are gravel. Beautiful baseball tournament venue…read more You have the option to stay on site. Book in advance and know that pricing is on the higher end. We ended up doing a nearby Airbnb. Preference and too expensive for our family of 5. Very nice fields. Swimming pool with volleyball and lots of lounge seating. Love our experience!

Great place for a baseball tournament! Kids had a blast fishing and swimming after the games. Only…read morenegative was that we played on a newer field that had some drainage problems in the bleacher area.

I really wanted to enjoy my stay at The Middleton, but unfortunately the overall experience was…read moredisappointing from start to finish. The issues actually began before I even arrived. I booked my reservation and, just two days later, had an unexpected situation that required me to cancel. Even though I wasn't booking within seven days of my stay, I was told they have a strict seven-day cancellation policy and made no exception despite me explaining my extenuating circumstances. There was no flexibility or willingness to work with me, which was frustrating. Since I was unable to receive a refund, I decided to keep my reservation. When it came time to check in, I still hadn't received my arrival instructions and had to contact the hotel myself to have them emailed. That shouldn't have been necessary. Once in the room, there were more disappointments. I booked the room for two guests, yet only one robe was provided. The pillow had what appeared to be a stain on it, which immediately raised concerns about cleanliness. I also discovered the bed frame was broken, causing the bed to wobble every time either of us moved. For a hotel that markets itself as a premium experience, these are details that should never be overlooked. To be fair, there were a couple of positives. The mattress itself was comfortable, and the air conditioner worked very well, which made sleeping more comfortable despite the unstable bed. I don't enjoy leaving negative reviews, but I believe they're warranted when expectations aren't met. With better communication, improved housekeeping standards, and more attention to room maintenance, this could be a much better place to stay. Unfortunately, based on my experience, I can't recommend it.

Personally, for a family of 3 staying here, there are really no complaints from us. We had enough…read moreroom, especially with all the things we had and our room didn't really have any issues. I think the only helpful accommodations that could be improved is maybe a few more amenities/ add ons such as; blowdryer, more shower/sink shelf space, maybe a shelf over the toilet for extra stuff guests have, a shelf over the bed to place phones/remote, a mini fridge and microwave. We were on the phone with Matt to reserve a room for our trip and he must've mistaken himself and told us there was a fridge, we brought cold food in a cooler, found no mini fridge and had to keep buying ice and keeping the cooler inside the room with us (which took up room in the bedroom) which became a slight inconvenience but, we made it work! The Middleton and middle sister staff are absolutely phenomenal and they're such nice people. The cleaning lady, she does an amazing job at tidying up the room and leaving such a cleanliness smell behind. She even remade our daughter's packnplay bedding and added an extra sheet for cushioning on her mattress, it was so sweet of her going out of her way to do that for us, leaving an amazing experience. I would add that our trip went through Cinco De Mayo and they had a deal on their margaritas at the bar downstairs, originally $15 dropped to $10 on 3 specific margaritas, otherwise the ones not listed in the deal are regular price. That wasn't really fitting for us, so we sought out a Mexican restaurant that sold 3x the size of the margarita I got from Middleton bar-- which was a $10 full whisky glass filled with ice and a certain margarita, the flavor I wanted, that Middleton didn't provide in their deal, and for only $5! It's a great place here but hopefully there can be reconsiderations for bar prices.

I went here as a young boy in my early years and Cub Scouts, bobcats, etc, Boy Scouts up to Eagle…read moreScout. I always had a lot of fun here enjoyed exploring and the great outdoor outdoors as well as canoeing, swimming, hiking, mountaineering, etc.. It is good now as it was then, especially if you enjoy camping and roughing it. Have a great day and God bless.

I've been to 6 Summer Camps and this was by far the worst camp I've been to. Long walks in dry 105…read moredegree weather everywhere to the point where you need shuttles, bad food, bad program, lack of communication between camp and the Scoutmaster/SPL, and not very many things to do, and really poor organization. Plus, most days we would finish our class in 15 minutes and they make you sit there for another 30 min but it's stupid. However, I did have good experiences with the climbing staff, they are really good, and the sail base. Overall, this was a bad setup and they need to reorganize how they work their camp. Don't plan on coming back

Asked for a King bed got two queens and a room with roaches friends asked for a double got a king…read morethey checked in the day before we did We didn't want to stay in the roach hotel and they wouldn't refund all our money

I stayed here in the past about 10 years ago when it was the Pipeliner? I'm a hunter from Michigan,…read moreI almost stopped hunting here because this place was such a dump. The last 7 years we have been staying in a lodge just outside of town. This year the lodge wasn't available. Oddly the Pipeliner has now become the Windmill. We were apprehensive at first, although we had heard the new owner was cleaning things up. We didn't have much choice, we booked the new Windmill for lodging. Wow, the new owner is really cleaning this place up. The days of old air conditioning units piled up out front seem to be gone. The new lighting is super, the rooms are clean and comfortable with modern furnishings. There was even a personalized note upon arrival from the owner/host. Whoever is running this place now, certainly cares more than the past owner. Thanks to the new owner, the hunt will continue. Dan

"It's been a while since I've been in an area where I have the potential of being the only person…read morein a 5-mile radius." "It's nice." I take a look at the Sean Hannity collection, and a plaque from America's Most Wanted which I can only assume is because they filmed something here. Melancholy has crept into my brittle bones, binding tightly like deep roots I know all too well. "We're here on a trip, I called you last night about a card." I have found myself in a place I never thought I would this year, as well as in a place I didn't think I would stand. The flow of time made it otherwise. "Oh!" The man behind the desk exclaimed. "You must be Joe." My dad placed his hand on my shoulder. "Yep! And this is my son." I snap to and release my gaze from the random picture of Sean. "Hey. Nice to meets you." I put my hand forward to give out one of those famous cold hard American handshakes. My dad and the man continue to talk. My mind began to drift off, staring aimlessly at the jackalope in front of me. I wonder what life for it must have been like, scary probably. After my dad and the man settles up we hop into his truck and head out to the lease, we have a bit of grief getting and celebration to do today. ---------- [12ish Hours Earlier] After a confusing hour or so, my dad and I unload his truck for a rousing Father and Son Hunting Trip. You may think this would be an event I'd hate, on former occasions you'd probably be right. Not so much this time. "I bring ALL the guns in right? It would be a dumb thing to leave them in the truck, right?" The look on my fathers face tells me my joke didn't land the way I thought it would. We get ready for bed because we got a big morning ahead of us. While my dad was on a witch-hunt for the card I was able to sneak a few hits in before the evening ended. "Do you have anything you want to watch?" My dad shrugs and kind of waves me off. I land on an episode of The Simpson's. Some minutes fly by. "Hey, Dad..." "Yes, Son." "Do you believe in aliens?"[1] Some more times passes. We see the family have a struggle on the tv. "I have so much more to worry about on this physical world that I don't have time to care about what happens above it." fair enough. Shortly after we turn off the show, and lay down to rest for the night. I took the bed opposite of how mine is paired back at my house, somehow it feels familiar, like all the random beds I've slept in over the years. The mattress is less giving then the ones back home, for the better, I don't think I need to get used to this. Maybe my dad is right, the physical world is more important than myself.[2] ---------- [1] "I mean, you'd be dumb if you thought we were the only living sentient beings in this Galaxy." [2] "Some say that depersonalization is a form of enlightenment, but not all enlightenment is equal."