We decided last minute and very impulsively to hit this KOA. Like, booked a cabin less than 12…read morehours before we left. My kids like dirt and the woods so they were thrilled. We got in at 8pm because we couldn't leave Chicago until after my husband logged off with work. We arrived to find the office closed and an envelope with our name on it taped to the door. That would have been super efficient... if they had actually put the key in the envelope. So I called the number to the KOA repeatedly and no one answered. I finally walked to the back of the office and found a bar. Not a lounge but a full fledged bar. The door stated masks were required to enter but not one single person out of the 40 or so people in there had a mask on. No worries, I'm fully vaccinated, I pushed on. I asked the bartender if she could help me and she directed me to a woman who was super nice and brought me into the office where she located the key. Score! Then we got into the cabin and we didn't have any water. My husband and I poked around in the dark to see if we could find a water source but since we know nothing about it, gave up. More unanswered calls to the KOA. Finally an hour later my husband walked back to the bar and found the same nice woman who came over and fixed the problem. She was super nice but seriously, at this point it was like 10:30pm and we were all just tired of the check in situation being such a long and drawn out pain. The cabin is good. We got a deluxe cabin "VIP" situation. It's fully equipped with plates, silverware, pots, pans, etc which is good because this cabin doesn't have a grill like other KOAs we have stayed at. The sofa bed is horrifyingly uncomfortable so don't plan on needing that. Bring an air mattress, there's space for a full size blow up in the sleeping loft. The biggest issue is the heating/cooling. If you turn the heat on, the back bedroom turns into a literal sauna while the rest of the cabin is ice cold. Also, we couldn't leave the windows open at night because everyone around us was so loud. There was a fundraiser event Friday night and golf carts with drunk people were whizzing around until well after midnight. From what I can tell, most people are seasonal here... and they like to party. Which is cool, my husband started looking into a camper to park here seasonally. Lol Seems like a fun vibe. But it's definitely not for people with little kids who care about quiet hours nor for those that are early to bed. I felt for the tent campers after that fundraiser let out on Friday night. There's no way they slept through that. They had tons of kids activities going on every time we drove by the front area. Which would have been amazing and a huge draw if it wasn't for the fact that not a single one of the dozens of kids were masked. My older kids did the mini golf and liked it. The shop has a lot of good basics in case you forgot something: bread, condiments, milk, eggs, etc. Everyone that worked in the shop was super nice and always masked. They kindly served the idiots that strolled in without masks, ignoring the sign on the door that says to wear one. The hiking trails in the KOA were seriously perfect for my kids. We took them over to Kettle Moraine too but this was great for them to just get out and move. There's three pools and I think two playgrounds. This place is MASSIVE, so bring the kids' bikes and scooters. Overall, we had fun. The employees are super nice and there's a lot to do here. Once my kids are vaccinated, we'll come back and partake in all the offerings.

Stayed here in a cabin in Summer of 2020 when we thought the pandemic was over Tuesday-Thursday and…read morethe Buckhorn Saloon and the Chuck Wagon weren't open and it was super hot and humid so stayed in the cabin till sunset and had a fire and listened to music. We paid $75 a night and was nice to get away for that price even though many of the amenities weren't open. Fast Forward to 2022 reserved a cabin 6 months in advance and payed $648 for 3 nights and all the amenities were up and sorta running. I'll break my full review down by category below. Trading Post: Typical prices for a campground store had basic items, very basic. Chuck Wagon Grill: The youngest girl on their staff was running this kitchen all by herself and many items on menu were out of stock, they could have gave the only restaurant on site a bit more attention in my opinion. Game Room: Half of the games there were not working including all 3 shooting games which are money makers in every arcade, the pinball machine and racing game were the only decent games. Buckhorn Saloon: I think they keep the electricity off to this place till they open it up to save money, the beers in the refrigerator were pretty much room temp and the mix drinks served on ice, but be prepared to know how to tell them how to make your drink if it's not their weekly special. The atmosphere isn't that great if you're not a seasonal resident here, very cliquey! Cabin: decent Cabin has air and microwave and could have a slightly larger tv and do a better job presentation wise, the wires were hanging everywhere. The toilet paper provided is very chintzy 1-Ply so bring your own. Overall all it has basic stuff if you just want to hang around the camp site, they have a pool that was packed and guests seem to be having fun, for a $100 a night I'd recommend this place for $200 absolutely not.

great place to camp nice sites good clean great fishing old school clamping each site have tree…read morearound them just a good place to clamp at kayaking on the lake was just fun good time for all of us

We reserved a site at Scheffel's Hideaway Campground based on a comment from a camping acquaintance…read morethat the area was beautiful, friendly, and cooler than average. Since we had never been to that part of Wisconsin, we decided to give it a try. We've been full-time RVers for 14 years and can honestly say this is our favorite spot out of at least two or three hundred other campgrounds including everything from boondocking to resorts. The grounds are immaculate, as are the restrooms and two laundry rooms, which are handicapped friendly. The roads, while unpaved are of a fine shell or gravel and hard packed so these are easy to traverse using a walker. There are miles of popular, well-kept walking/bicycle paths nearby going from Point Rawley to the north, past the park and on to Manitowoc to the south. The owners of the park, Tammie and Paul, love the park and are working tirelessly at making it more beautiful every year. There is a lovely pond, lots shrubs and flowers as well as bat houses, bird houses and feeders (we watched goldfinches as we ate dinner several times), whimsical decorations large and small scattered throughout which are changed with the seasons. A number of sites have shade, and most of those without full grown trees have young trees about 15 feet tall or so and will provide more shade every year. Guidelines for the park are clear and reasonable: guests are asked to respect the space and people which is of course, simple common courtesy. All-in-all, this is is our idea of the perfect combination of a natural and well-kept park and friendly people. We are looking forward to our next, longer visit next year. Thank you for a wonderful three months, Tammie and Paul.

What a great campground!!! Well maintained, friendly staff and FHU sites. Picnic table and fire pit…read moreat each site and plenty of green space. They have a laundry room with one washer ($2) and one dryer ($1). It was located just outside of town, but not so to be inconvenient. The is a restaurant located just outside the campground. The camp office doesn't seem to be open often, but the owners live on site so if you ever need anything. Great place, hidden gem! And reasonably priced.

My family used to have a seasonal camping spot here a few years ago. Sad to say that the…read more"weekenders" are not treated quite well. Pools were clean, bathrooms/showers pretty clean but could use some extra attention especially in the men's, live music was fun and brought most of the campground together for a fun evening.

This is a good family friendly campground. It has many activities and themes during the summer…read moremonths. Three pools, hot tub, mini golf, kayak rental as well as other family friendly organized activities. There is a restaurant and general store on site. The property is located near Road America Race Track. This can also be seen as a negative since the noise carries to the campground area. Races occur almost every weekend.

Beautiful spot!! We had a wonderful sunrise visit and I'll definitely return to explore more.read more

Lovely, quick stop to view the lighthouse and check out the campground and property. We liked that…read morethe lots were spacious and wooded. The grounds felt rustic and were very well cared for. Good biking and hiking trails weaving through the park. Wisconsin takes good care of their forests and campgrounds

Extremely well maintained, quiet campground. Close to Elkhart lake, Road America and downtown…read morePlymouth. This is our second summer staying and we just love it

Why the heck does Yelp make you give at least one star? I would give less, if I could…read more If you are looking to camp, look somewhere else. This place is nothing more than a trailer park. The campground is overcrowded, loud and poorly managed. Don't do it. You would be better off at a Wal-Mart parking lot.

If you like camping on dirt, in a loud area with no privacy, and overpaying for wood, you might…read morelike this. We were told that it was the last site available, but the site next to us which was a bit grassier was empty the whole weekend. Our site was all dirt, and since it rained l, it turned into a muddy mess. For $32/night and $4.50 for a bundle of wood, they should be able to afford grass seeds. It was really noisy, no space between each site (electrical sites). Will not go back.

At this rate, my family should be spokespeople for this State Park, because we really love it that…read moremuch. It continues to be a favorite spot for camping trips multiple times a year, but hot dang you have to book FAR in advance to get a site! I believe they allow you to book up to 11 months in advance, which seems crazy but trust me when I say you need to, especially for weekend or holiday dates. We camp with both an RV and tents, and are always in search of sites with electric as an option. My favorite is around the #89-92 area, but honestly you can't go wrong with most all of the sites. The grounds are extremely well-kept, and it's a delight to be tucked into the forest of trees. Tons of walking paths wind around this park too, including the beautiful dunes. Great to explore in all seasons. Various trails lead straight to Lake Michigan, where you'll find the sprawling beach of white sand. In the warm months, it's great to swim, and in the cooler months the beach is flat enough to take a nice long walk on or simply enjoy the ocean-like views. Other pros: plenty of parking for single-day visitors, a huge playground alongside the beach entrance, firewood and ice on site, an 'amphitheatre' area where events like weddings can be hosted, and it's very dog-friendly. There's nothing not to love at this gorgeous state park!

Kohler-Andre State Park: Originally named just Terry Andre State Park when it opened in the late…read more1920s, the park became Kohler-Andrae State Park in 1966 following a donation from the Kohler Company. The park is in the Town of Wilson, which is just south of Sheboygan. It features a plethora of wildlife, numerous campsites, the Sanderling Nature Center, majestic sand dunes, over two miles of golden beaches along the cool waters of Lake Michigan, The Black River Marsh Boardwalk, and whispering pines. My favorite part was the miles of hiking trails through the sandy dunes. A show titles "Wildlife of Wisconsin" was also neat in the Sanderling Nature Center. The presenter shared some interesting stories and also brought along some live animals, such as baby possums, falcon, and barn owl. It can be a little chillier in the park because of its proximity to Lake Michigan and the wetlands can cause an increase in mosquitos, so plan accordingly. Overall, it's a nice park within short driving distance of Milwaukee.

Everyone here seems nice and sites are roomy but sometimes there's a breeze off the nearby farms…read morewhich make it stink. And I mean stink

Ended up suing him over something that should've been a common sense no brainer as a business…read moreman...we lost tons of $ from the situation n had to spend about $3000 in hotels! We also had to figure out what to do about the extra travel time and expenses...n had a ton of chaos bc of it. He even unplugged our refrigerator n air (electricity) when we had animals n paid $2200 cash in ADVANCE to stay!! Two 2 weeks in , we knew we had made a mistake and we asked for a refund for the following month which was July and we were willing to negotiate the month we were still in which was June but he refused n his final offer was literally $350 out of all of that so we ended up having to sue and thankfully we won!! We didn't get any of the hotel costs recovered, and we certainly didn't get any of the food that we lost recovered and we certainly didn't get any of the time we lost from work or otherwise n especially for peace of mind, but we finally got a judgment ! so let's see how long it takes for us to receive a payment.!! Instead of paying the courthouse or giving us a check while we were in court he claims he will send us one in the mail so yet another way of wasting our time. As if we haven't waited long enough.!!(?)