The group that I've gone fishing with the last couple of years have been coming here for the last…read more10-15 years. This in my second time here with this group and the new owners running it, and will be our last. One big issue was, there weren't enough boat slips for all the patrons who brought boats! When we arrived on Sunday, we had 3 boats in our party, Nick (Manager) said that there wouldn't be an issue because they were putting in more slips (piers) on Tuesday. Well, that didn't happen because of the Duck Lice and the guys got "Lake Itch." Speaking with a couple of previous resort owners, those should have been in April/May before the Duck Lice came in season. With the boat slips, fisherman gentleman's agreement, when you go out on the water, you leave your tie lines on the pier, designating your spot, when we went out for the day, we came back and someone had taken our spot. It wasn't a serious altercation but words were exchanged. Should never have gotten to that if the piers were installed. There were not enough slips for all those who brought boats. The cabins are not quite suited for 4 adults. The cabins we stayed were 2 bedrooms. One bedroom had a queen bed and the other had 2 bunk beds, one of which were built in the size of the catacombs', barely room for a full-size adult. Because of the bunks, one of our guys slept on a cot he brought. There is no AC or ceiling fans fortunately we brought our own fans. It did get warm in the cabins. The bathtubs had good pressure but a very slippery bottom. They did supply towels which were a plus, some resorts of this nature do not. Ownership requires that everything be cleaned (kitchen) and tenants will remove all bed linens and towels and place in the sacks supplied. I have stayed in quite a few hotels during the pandemic and NEVER was I required to take down my own linens. Obviously, there is lack of qualified maid staff that the renters are required to clean the kitchen. When we arrived, some of the dishes on the shelf were dirty, dirty flatware put away as well as a frying pan. The deck which these cabins shared had some soft boards which could be a safety issue as well as a railing on one side that was ready to fall over. We made note amongst ourselves to stay clear. The grills were dirty and not in the best shape. When we arrived on Sunday, the garbage and recycling were full. On Wednesday, only the recycling was taken. Wasn't until Saturday that both gondolas were emptied. On the plus side the POV store was open this year and I was impressed with the basics available for sale and at fair price...but nobody was minding the store. We wanted a couple items and had to call to get someone so we could pay. I didn't review last year because their ownership was in its infancy and there were requests by the owner that we thought were unorthodox but related to Covid. It seems like not much has changed, except last year, all the piers were in when we arrived. The guys that have been coming here for years said this was much better before when Tom owned and ran. We all agreed that this was our last stay here, not to return.

Spent some time this summer at Coady's Point of View and stayed in an awesome 1940's-50's RV. Had a…read moregreat time fishing and enjoying the great outdoors. The owners helped us out a lot with finding good fishing spots and great, all so Wisconsony, supper clubs. Looking forward to coming back soon.

I will make this this quick, if you are looking for the best sandbeach campground in the…read morenorthwoods, this is your place. The campground itself is avg., but the lake gives it 2 extra stars. The lake is spring fed with all sandy beach all around with plenty of area's to have family time and relax. We love this beach everytime we go up north.

We found ourselves here unexpectedly and were thrilled they had a cancellation and could…read moreaccommodate us. Staff here is amazingly helpful and welcoming! Grounds are well maintained and facilities are super clean. If you have kids this place is better than Disney! So much to do, for the entire family. Even the dogs have a play park! We loved that the campground is close to ATV trails. Highly recommend this as a destination.

Overall, decent campground. The pond is great as you must be a registered guest to use it or pay…read morefor a wristband for a day pass. They have a few campsites with full hookups around the pond at a premium price. This is our second year here and noticed some differences. Prices are still the same but services are less this year- they used to have movie nights and bingo but not this year. Also, less inflatables in the pond for the kids to play on. They do have a washing machine and dryer on site to wash your clothes, this is really nice when you get in a jam. There are ATV trails that lead right from the campground also. Eagle River is a great spot to spend to enjoy some of Wisconsin's beautiful up north. The 4th of July parade is the most fun parade you will ever experience!! We will definitely come back. Hope they can bring the moves and bingo back, our kids loved it.

I don't want to leave a bad review or a good review because this wasn't what we were looking for…read morebut maybe it will help someone else out. We checked in (the owner was very nice) and while driving to our tent site we just got bad vibes. We wanted a campground and to be around other campers but this is mostly a trailer park and most of the people seemingly live there. I think we spent maybe 10-15 minutes at our site and just decided to leave and go somewhere else and take the loss on our prepaid reservation.

The new owners are absolutely wonderful; very kind and pleasant. My rv slide out got stuck and they…read morerecruited a bunch of guys and the owner to help out. We all got it back in and I was able to go fishing on Sunday morning.

Estrold was exactly the spot my family needed for a little getaway. Located on Little St. Germain,…read morewe loved spending time at the beach and using the kayaks on site to explore the lake. My two small children (2 and 4) enjoyed hunting for gnomes, playing on the playground, and swimming on the "lily pad" mats. The grown ups enjoyed the peaceful days, the wonderful swing at the top of the hill overlooking the water, and watching other guests arrive with their daily catch of fish. Hosts Travis and Amanda provided enough opportunities to create new friendships through rock painting, movie night, potluck, s'mores roast, and fishing derby. We felt comfortable joining in or opting to relax on our own. They were very accommodating and just a phone call/text away if we needed anything. I gave the resort 4 stars because there is some room for improvement on the resort. Repairing the swing set (broken monkey bars, adding fresh sand to the sandbox), making sure the paddle boat and beach chairs are in good shape would be a few of the things I would like to see. I know there is a staffing shortage at many places right now, so t's understandable.

Tacky, tacky, tacky. We stayed in the marsh cottage. What could be a cute cabin - isn't. From the…read moredrive up to the cabin one immediately notices decline. The view of the storage or tool shed is off putting but the shed is disclosed in the write up. The cottage needs a makeover. Rotted wood on the outside and a paint job is needed. The cottage smells musty, the furniture is too big for the size of the living room (keep the futon. Lose the recliner) the refrigerator should at least be painted so all the dings and scratches don't show. Add a cutting board. Fix the drawers so they don't almost fall out when opened. The dish towel is old and discolored and only one. The sheets for the sagging bed are both low end. Get a good quality mattress and sheets forcrying out loud. There is no bedding for the futon. Nor does someone from out of state need to bring such items. Maybe put a screen around the water heater. Make the vent pipe above the water heater more attractive by painting (maybe decal with moose or fish) and cover the end with exposed insulation. Repair the wood rot by shower. Replace sagging ceiling in bedroom.

This is a great place for families. Nice sandy beach for small kids, they provide everything thing…read moreyou need. Kayaks and paddleboards. You can rent pontoons. Good fishing off the docks for little ones. Water is very clear, firepits with wood. Fabulous sunsets. Lynn cares about her guests.

January 11, 2019 My husband booked a cabin at the Cedaroma for the vintage snowmobile races taking…read moreplace in Eagle River. I'm very picky about cabin accommodations. Wasn't sure what he booked. When we arrived we were greeted by Lynn the owner. She had our cabin warmed and gave us a few tips. Upon walking in I found the nicest, cleanest, cozy winter getaway cabin I could imagine. Very nicely appointed kitchen and bath. Nice cozy living area with fireplace. King bed lots of pillows. Staying three nights - I don't want to leave. This is a beautiful winter wonderland "Up North" Wisconsin. Nice job Lynn & Victor. Paul and Traci Konieczny

Ignore any reviews from over two years ago. There is a new owner who has renovated everything. This…read moreis one of the most awesome places in town and has brand new jet skis to rent during the warm months

We had dinner at the pub and the special, was so good! The campground is beautiful and the new…read moreswimming pond is so fun for kids!

Great hill, quick lifts, nice service. Perhaps being a bit too generous on their classification of…read morea double black/black hill (neither were very challenging) however I suppose for the Midwest they were slightly steeper than normal. Loved the chalet on the backend of the hill. Great spot to stop for some mid-day fuel.

I was happy with the ski portion of my family's experience. The staff were very friendly and…read morehelpful. My issue was with the Anderson Lake Lodge where my family stayed for two nights between Christmas and New Years. The Lodge itself is very nice and a great place for entertaining. There were a few minor issues such as half the coffee maker not working and no heat in the clothes dryer. Don't where a good swimsuit in the hot tub as it will get bleached out and be careful because the controls are very worn. The big issue was mice. Our first morning there, I awoke to find food items left on the kitchen counter covered with holes and mouse poop. The bottom pan drawer next to the range has mouse poop in it. I actually saw a mouse in the basement both days, including the time it ran at my wife. I understand why mice would gravitate towards a remote home. What I don't understand is why there were no bait stations or traps anywhere to be found. The resort should have a professional exterminator regularly treat Anderson Lake Lodge so no one gets sick.