We just spent a week at Maplewood Resort and had a fantastic time with family and friends. They…read morehave a lot of cabins and homes available to rent. Fishing was very good this week. Caught fish on every trip on the lake! Crappie, Bluegill, Perch and Bass is what we fish for. The cabins/homes are very clean, and Donna and Andy are extremely friendly and attentive to whatever we needed. Real nice sand beach swimming area. Free WiFi in the cabins/homes. Had canoes, paddle boat and kayaks for use. Cute little activity room available with a foosball table and some pinball machines. We'd recommend you check them out! It was our first trip there and have already booked for 2020!

From the owner: It's time to book your winter get away. Maplewood Resort is located right on the snowmobile trail…read moreoffering direct access to hundreds of miles of groomed well marked trails. The area also boosts many fine cross-country ski trails, and ice fishing is just steps from your cabin. Maplewood Resort has a variety of cozy cabins and large lakeside vacation homes with up to 5 bedrooms. You are sure to fine one that will fit your needs. We are located on Dam Lake, the large of the five lake Sugar Camp Chain. We are open year round! All of our beautiful cabins offer lakeside deck, fireplace, satellite TV, and free Wi-Fi. Many offer air-conditioning, washer/dryer, dishwasher, and whirlpool tubs. Large sand beach, on-site pontoon, PWC, and fishing boat rentals. In winter, enjoy direct access to snowmobile trails.

This place has gone downhill!! I've been coming here for years with my family and we will not be…read morereturning next year. They've taken away amenities and the room was filled with ants. The general manager Matthew was no help. Kept asking "what do you want me to do about it??" Not helpful at all and just rude. Find somewhere else to stay!!

Room security issue (woman traveling alone), inoperable interior door lock. One of two, main floor…read morekitchen windows without screen. Electrical wiring issue in bathroom adjoining bedroom. Notified desk. No alternative room offered. On two consecutive days, two different maintenance staff unable to repair; needed replacement, none available. Was working with a local realtor one morning at this unit's kitchen table when a person without knocking ENTERED ROOM, then, quickly left without a word. Numerous front desk visits and two phone calls by me after checkout over a two week period, found General Manager, Mr. B..., unavailable. On 9/4/2025, I received a return phone call from General Manager. Was told he and an Asst. Manager found lock on door of said unit operable and working. During my four night stay in the one bedroom unit nearing $400 per night for room and attached room fees with an inoperable interior security door lock, I was credited $25 per night ($100 total). I expressed compensation was inadequate. General Manager said he would look at interior lock again. If still inoperable, he would reconsider additional compensation. I requested a call back on his findings. Will add to this post at that time. (Note: This was my third stay at this resort over a fourteen month period.)

Dealing with Becca Bartling is a nightmare. She is rude and probably the most inhospitable person…read morewe have ever had to deal with. We have stayed at MANY rental properties and have never had any issues. We even stayed at Brick House last summer and came again despite her despicable personality. This year, we stayed again, despite being nervous about not living up to Becca's standards, while on vacation. We purposefully split our family time up so to adhere to the 11 person rule at all times. My parents (2 people) and brother (1 person) stayed the entire week. My sister and her family stayed from Thursday and left sunday (total of 5 people), so 8 people total. My family then arrived Sunday evening (2 adults, 3 kids, and 1 infant), so a total of 5 adults, 3 kids, and 1 infant (9 people). We were accused of arriving too early on the first day - which was a lie. The occupants stayed at Voss's until 4pm to adhere to her rules, which can be confirmed by Voss's. We were accused of leaving an oily stain on one of the bed comforters or sheets and a small blood stain on another sheet. I could literally get that out in my sleep. Isn't that what the cleaning crew is for? I am a mother of 4 and can get multiple stains out of literally anything. We made sure to wipe make up off without using any of their towels, because God forbid the towels get makeup on them. You'll never hear the end of it and it is a very STRICT rule. We were also accused of leaving the place a mess. We went through the entire house for almost 2 hours cleaning, sweeping, wiping down counters, tables, etc. It still was not up to Becca Bartling's standards. She accused us of having pets on the property, when we paid $500 for pet sitters to watch our fury family members at our home in Chicago. She also has her strict rules posted all over the house. One of which stated to strip the beds and put the sheets in the washer before leaving, we did so, but apparently that was wrong and poor Becca had to spend time separating them. This specific rule was posted on the refrigerator in a laminated paper. This house is beautiful, unfortunately the owner and manager, Becca, is nasty. We will never come back. It is a shame such a beautiful home and location is managed and owned by such an ugly person. I am sure Ms. Bartling will have a lot to say about this review. Including the false the statements, "the place was left filthy", "there were stains on the sheets", "we had to hire more people to clean and it took 7 hours", etc. I can't wait for your response, Ms. Bartling. She also states, "if you are going to leave less than a five star review to contact her first". Which is why they probably have only 8 reviews on Trip Advisor and 2 reviews on here. However, her demeanor on the phone discussing this deserves people to know who you are dealing with when you are paying a PREMIUM price for what should be a relaxing and enjoyable vacation. The unfair accusations when we spent everyday taking care of and cleaning the house on vacation as to keep Ms. Bartling happy is not fair and definitely not something we would ever return to or visit again.

This resort was a lovely getaway. Perfect if you want to get away from the busyness of life, enjoy…read morethe outdoors, or spend undistracted time with your family. The grounds were well kept with a lot of activities to do just within the grounds itself. The cabin we stayed in had a great view of the lake and a screened in porch, which was great to relax on. Our cabin had a kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, living room area and was very clean and comfortable. The owners were also very personable and helpful with resort information as well as area information. Would definitely return to this resort.

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.

Went to see Kim at the Northernaire for a manicure & pedicure…read more Kim was very thorough, and gave a great pedicure and manicure. She's the salon and spa manager-- and is very particular about making sure that all the products sold and used in the salon and spa are all natural, and not tested on animals-- which was great to know! The day spa is quite small-- around 1.5 rooms, and a staff of two. Note, because the spa is small, appointments are easy to make and they can accommodate your schedule. Also-- this was my first time going to the Northernaire Resort before-- and from what I can tell, the resort is FABULOUS! Definitely, a great place to stay (they have condos to rent) and is a more 'luxury' way to stay in the Northwoods, if you say the Oneida Village Inn or local Cabins and Motels aren't your thing. I definitely will have my in-laws stay here the next time they come to visit.

Guys, fix your doors ! Beautiful resort but when neighbors slam those doors the walls are shaking…read moreon another end of a hallway. You have heavy duty doors and this is just ridiculous. Other than that good place to stay

Some of the best cabins Wisconsin has to offer! We've stayed here 3 times in the full service…read morecabins, twice with our 2 full sized dogs. Ann is a great host. She takes great care of the cabins and always has great suggestions when you ask her about anything local from food to activities. The property is great for walks and there's some horses and donkeys to check out too. Our dogs always feel at home on the ranch. We love to ride ATV trails and Spur of the Moment has trail access. You ride from your front door to anywhere you like in the area, no trailering. On our last trip we brought a side x side and all the great trails permitted our lager machine. All of the meals we ate out we did by riding our machines to and Ann supplied us with maps so we knew where we were going. The trail system has so many local and long distant places to go to it's good for beginners as well as veterans. Last thing that we've always enjoyed is the other guests. The Ranch is not only good to ATV'ers it's VERY horse friendly. On a busy weekend you can have all types of guests and on every trip we've done it's never mattered what you're into, people are just friendly. It's flat out relaxing.

From the owner: A Ranch Resort with Stabling up to 35 Horses located in Nicolet National Forest. 1,200 miles of ATV…read moreTrails, Full Housekeeping Cabins, Rustic Camping Cabins and RV / Living Quarter Sites. Our guests enjoy a variety of outdoor activities from fishing, hunting, hiking, ATVs, Horseback riding, Carriage Driving, Snowmobiling, Cross Country Skiing, Shoe shoeing and more. The Ranch is a Travel Green Destination. Same day rentals need to call in prior to 3 PM, if arriving late need to make arrangements. Reservations are necessary.

Went on a Friday night and was told it would be an hour wait which was fine. Went and had a drink…read moreon the patio which was nice .After an hour went to check and was told it would be a few minutes despite all of the empty tables. After two hours went to the hostess again and was told that only the buffet was available not the menu. When we told them it was unacceptable we were told it's the Northwoods . There whole system of handing out playing cards and no paging was ridiculous. The time the hostess spent looking for the cards (used instead of names) could have been spent clearing tables and getting people seated faster. We needed up at Lumpys and were seated in served quickly. Do not recommend this place and was very disappointed

There just isn't enough staff and what there is is very slow. Can't review the food because after…read more20 at the table and nobody came by with water or even acknowledged we were there, we gave up. Will give it another chance.

Brand new small campground plus cabins available. Located easy walking distance from beach and…read moreboat launch. Every site has electricity, water, fire ring and sewer. Setting nice with grass and natural forest. Bathhouse with individual shower and toilet set up, then common sink and laundry facility. Very cute decor and useful set up We also rented their pontoon (kayaks and bikes also available) for 7 hours. We were able to go all up and down the chain of lakes. Restaurants and bars open all the way but mostly beautiful outdoors. Definitely recommend this place.

Where do I even start. If you want to camp on top of people this is your place. There is NO…read moreprivacy. The campsites are small. If I had to pick the worse sites it would be #20 & #19. We just happen to get #20. Uneven, no where to put your things out. To make matters worse, both sites you had to walk to your fire pit. How tacky. You could hear all conversations around you. I don't get how this campground was rated a 4.9 out of 5.0. They call it peaceful pines, there is NO peace. The boat launch is right there. Noisy from sunrise to sunset. If that didn't get to you, there is a major road with a lot of noisy traffic. We watched two sites across the way become vacant the day before we left. Check out 10 sharp, but I never saw anyone come out to the sites to check if it was ready for the next campers. Don't you think it could have been cleaned, maybe raked, something. Now the owners were pleasant, but man you talk about noise, from drilling, sawing, banging. I understand they have to work around the campground, but could the majority of the work wait until mid to late fall? We called before coming to find out if there was a place to take our dog to the water. Was told "Oh yes"! Down by the boat landing, take a right (risk your life with tree limbs). There is NO PLACE to take your dog. No beaches allow dogs. They tend to cater to the seasonal people and their cabins. It's sad that our first time will be our last time. It's sad you gave us that miserable site. There is nothing peaceful about Peaceful Pines Resort

Got the chance to visit Black's Cliff Resort due to a friend who vacations up there regularly. We…read morewent for the winter time + over NYE. It was such a fun, unique and refreshing trip to take in the winter. It truly seemed like we were in a real life snowglobe. The resort itself seemed to be about 13 cabins. We were in one that comfortably slept 6 grown adults. We also were able to bring our little pug up with us (For a small additionally fee). The family that runs the resort is as sweet as can be. Very hospitable & has a great resort dog that we saw running around during our time there. The snow had fallen fresh, making it a bit difficult to get out of the drive way but it was plowed in record time. I would of loved to enjoy the back deck of the cabin more (that had an awesome hanging bed!) or been able to have my dog use the dog park - but sadly he was sinking in the snow. The cabin came pretty fully stocked in the kitchen - which was helpful for the meals we were planning. The bathroom/shower was great and had plenty of hot water. Fire wood was abundant for the fireplace within the cabin. And the lake was great to see all snow covered. I hope I get the chance to enjoy this part of the Northwoods in the summer!

The Northwoods is one of my favorite places in the country, and I've stayed at a few places in both…read moresummer and winter. Black's Cliff Resort is by far the gem amongst the many other good options. I have to give the credit to my girlfriend who found the place, and also the time of year, first week of June, it was so quiet and peaceful. We stayed in the Birchwood cabin, right next door to the resort keepers place, home to the resort dog a regal golden retriever who seems to be doing very well in his professional role. The cabin was amazing, with a fireplace inside, stocked with local firewood, and a backyard fire pit. A breezeway overlooking the lake with a bed hanging from the ceiling was the perfect spot for a Sunday afternoon snooze after the drive up from Chicago. Later in the evening, after dinner, I noticed the light fading and wandered down the stairs to one of the most thrilling sunsets I have witnessed. And I was the solo witness because not a soul was stirring on that lake in early June, and evening chill negated my girlfriends interest in the natural beauty. That night, on the soft bed, I had the best night's sleep in at least a year.

Very nice cabins if your looking for a quite place . We had a great time watching the firepit from…read moreporch. Nothing fancy but quaint decor .

This place is a gem. We stayed in the Rustic River cabin and LOVED it. It had two bedrooms, two…read morebathrooms, a pull-out couch, a full kitchen, a fireplace, HD tv with satellite dish, very nice porch, A/C, and extreme proximity to a little pond and river (with fish for the catching, my husband and kids caugh-and-released a BUNCH). It was all decorated in the Northwoods rustic style, the kitchen had dishes/cups/silverware/spices/coffee filters, a regular microwave, full size fridge/freezer, and regular drip coffeemaker (not some ridiculous hotel coffee maker, I hate those things). We were very lucky to get this place for a night in between reservations and were sorry we couldn't stay longer. It's just a few miles outside of town, where you can (and we did) get groceries and some terrific fish fry easily. The owners are just across the driveway and were very friendly. They have a couple of dogs - the collie came over and visited us a few times (this was 100% okay with us, my middle son *loved* having a doggy friend for a day). Oh, there's a firepit and picnic table outside, too. This place was amazing. Just a little more than a hotel room, but with space to move and the sound of a babbling brook just outside the front door.