Stayed here for a long weekend with my partner for a wedding nearby. The inn itself is a restored…read morehistoric building with a bar and hot tub in the room which was nice to unwind it. The building itself is definitely old and the ac units in the room are loud and the blinds are pretty see through, making it both loud and bright in the room. I came with ear plugs and a sleeping mask so it worked out for me. The furniture is a bit sparse all around, but still a nice inn and place to stay. The parking is free and there is plenty around the building and it was nice to be close by a coffee shop. The inn provides a lot of food recommendations and things to do nearby. If I had time I would have checked out the Horicon marsh to go birding.

Very European. So as an American, not exactly my vibe. Sure, it's a historic building, downtown in…read moreMayville. Question is, who wants to go to Mayville?

Wandernhaus Airbnb... Awesome place and even better location. All descriptions were spot on. 2…read morebedroom cozy apartment is amazing. Walk our the door to art museum, shops, restaurants! Loving our stay!!

The Wanderhaus in Cedarburg is amazing. I would not stay anywhere else in Cedarburg. Perfect…read moreapartment, in a perfext location downtown. The hosts are so friendly and apartment was spotless with so many sweet treats for guests. Just perfect!!!

We recently enjoyed a three night stay in the campground at Kettle Moraine Pike Lake Unit. It was…read moregreat! As with all Wisconsin State Park campgrounds, you'll want to make reservations. We make our reservations as soon as we're able which is 11 months in advance. And, still--we don't always get a spot with hookups, which is what we'd prefer. So, we made reservations 11 months before Memorial weekend 2025 and were able to get a spot (but not one with hookups). There are 30 or so campsites in their campground, so it's relatively small (one quick, half mile loop). There are a couple of water stations within the loop so water is readily available and there's one bathroom. The bathroom had 2-3 bathroom stalls and a couple of shower stalls. It was clean and well kept. Memorial weekend was chilly this year and they even had a small space heater in the bathroom, which was a nice touch. We camped in site 5 which wasn't laid out in a way we prefer (our camper was in the front of the site (couldn't go in farther due to boulders) and the table and fire pit were quite a ways away in the back of the site. That said, it seemed to be the only site that was set up this way and we'd definitely camp here again but would hope for a different site. The grounds are well maintained. We enjoyed trail walks and sunset at Pike Lake. Dogs are welcome in the campground and trails but not at the lake. All in all, it made for a relaxing and refreshing weekend in the woods. Get to it!

I love this small state park. The hiking trails are the best part of the experience. Well marked,…read morelots of distances and terrain type to choose from. The coastal boardwalk was just redone. The firetower has beautiful views. The campground is solid. The beach at the lake is always hopping. Icefishing and other fishing is quite popular here. Parking lot is generous with a separate space for just the anglers. My other favorite thing about this park is the staff and rangers who are the best I have met in a state park. They have definitely made the most of this piece of state land. Volunteers run their nightime luminary walks which are quite special. Just a great experience every time.

We recently camped here for 5 nights in our small RV. It's a lovely place on an enchanting, wooded…read morelake. We saw frogs, fireflies, and even a small otter splashing around in front of our campsite! Almost every night, we took a quick 12-minute walk over to the delicious and beautiful Waller's Supper Club for dinner and old fashioneds, where we enjoyed the complimentary pontoon rides around the adjacent lake. We selected a deluxe campsite right on the water, and family members booked the spot next to ours. We have two pugs, and our family has one small dog. The reviews had us a bit nervous that our dogs would bark and we would get in trouble, because all dogs occasionally bark. We need not have worried. The park is quiet in a pleasant way, not in an oppressive or excessively supervised way at all. We have to assume that people writing negative reviews about this had large, very loud dogs. In the evenings after dinner, we quietly enjoyed cocktails and soft music under the stars around the campfire without any issues, and saw others throughout the park doing the same. Again, we have to assume that those complaining about being told to quiet down must have been really tearing it up lol! The negative reviews we read prior to arrival made us needlessly apprehensive, and didn't reflect our experience with this wonderful campground at all. We absolutely loved it, and will definitely stay again if we are in the area.

They were fantastic! They accommodated our need for a last minute change. The campground &…read morefacilities are wonderful. Would come back again!

Making Memories Travel planned our Renewal of Vows at Sandals Montego Bay and we had a great time!…read moreThey were so easy to deal with and went above and beyond to make sure our group had a Fantastic time!

We loved our one night stay at the Washington House Inn in Cedarburg, WI!!…read moreThe inn is charming, the hospitality was extraordinary, and our room was spotless and lovely!! We really enjoyed our wine, cheese/crackers last night before dinner and our breakfast this morning was outstanding! We will most definitely come back and we strongly suggest that anyone looking for a perfect get away to Wisconsin should put Washington House Inn at the top of their list for a perfectly wonderful place to stay. Denyse & Bruce Goodman 9/30/26

Great place and great centralized location. Friendly staff and clean rooms. We stayed at the…read moreSchroeder house which is two small buildings down from the Inn. The wine and cheese was a nice selection. The breakfast set up was very cute. They also had a good selection of baked goods and man were they good. Fresh cut fruit with cute cups, boiled eggs and an omelet that had guacamole, sour cream and salsa to add if you wanted.

A love a good day trip to Little Switzerland. As an avid skier, it's not the biggest hill with long…read moreruns, but it does the trick for a quick day trip from Milwaukee. The cafe offers a good lunch, and lots of seating at the bar when you need to come in for a beer to warm up. The fireplaces are cozy if it's nice enough to sit outside. We brought my nephews last weekend and the beginner area was perfect for them!

Little Switzerland never disappoints…read more The hills are absolutely -- whether you're there to push yourself or just cruise, it's such a fun spot. The cozy inside vibes make it even better when you warm up between runs. And Linda... BEST bartender ever. She's friendly, fast, and somehow makes the whole place feel like home. Always a good time here. Can't wait to go back!

First of all we want to say THANK YOU JESSE. We went on a winery tour in Door County for a…read morebachelorette party. It was the highlight of her trip. Jesse was the most accommodating driver. He made sure to ask us where we wanted to go after each stop. He was very attentive to getting our doors, seeing if we needed anything along the way, as well as our personal photographer. I can't recommend this company enough.

We rented one of their limo buses for a winery/brewery tour in Door County. Jesse was super…read moreaccommodating. Limo arrived at our resort as planned, followed the itinerary to a tee. We were allowed to bring our own music and cooler. We couldn't have asked for a better day. Our entire group had a blast. Highly recommend Cheesehead Limo.