Very clean and lots of activities to do for kids there's swimming pool and a nice lake for swimming…read morewith a vey clean beach Huge activities building with so many games for kids would highly recommended to anyone with kids or just to get away Our whole family loved the place and will definitely go back again soon. Thank you

My family had to leave this campground after a really rough night. The mgmt did not enforce quiet…read morehours and we were kept awake until 7am by the campers next door doing nitrous balloons and other drugs. When we addressed this with the owner the next day he was extremely rude and I felt physically threatened by his demeanor. They did not offer us an alternate site or refund. Avoid this place if you want a family atmosphere.

Our family loves to camp a few times a year, and most recently we tried Ottawa for the first time…read more Overall I think it was a lovely campground! It's Situated conveniently between Milwaukee and Madison, serving as more than just a campsite, but a great spot to hike, fish, and swim. It's a really big park (literally 100 sites!) so there is plenty of peaceful outdoor space to enjoy. We were lucky enough to snag an electric site, which comes in handy for our RV. Beyond the RV we had two tents, and everything fit comfortably. This site in particular was tucked back close to the lake, but I can see how the outskirt sites closer to the highway might be not as well enjoyed. This campground is fairly wooded with plenty of shade which we appreciated. All of the grounds are well-kept, including the paved pathways throughout. We loved the various playgrounds for our kiddos too. The lake itself has a fishing pier, solid sand area for swimming/hanging in the warmer months, a boat launch, adjacent restrooms that are clean, and lots of walking paths surrounded. All in all, it was a goodie and we had an enjoyable time.

We had a quick stop at the Ottawa Recreation Area while trying to find the entrance (and hiking…read moremaps!) for the Kettle Moraine State Forest's Southern Unit. The entrance was unmanned (Wednesday morning in early May), but we entered with our Wisconsin Parks Annual Pass. We were pleased that, between the maps at the entrance station and displays there, we were able to figure out where we would hike next. (Not at Ottawa Lake). We continued on to check out the recreation area. There is a small lake that features a fishing pier, pet swim area, boat launch, shelter, clean rest room, horseshoes, and short waterfront walking path (no pets). There's also a longer pet trail that is not waterfront. There does not appear to be a trail around the lake. We were one of only a few cars in the parking area though the car next to us had at least a dozen fishing rods in the grass. Suddenly, a long line of cars pulled into the lot, filled with teenagers who would be users of all of the fishing rods! The main feature of the recreation area appears to be the campground, with showers, flush toilets, water spigots, and dump stations. (Seasonal).

Walking trail around 17 acre lake. 87 acres of wooded rolling hills. 58 Sites, including pull…read morethru, full hook-up each site, (water, power, sewer), 30/50 connections, 2 bath houses, laundry, pets on lease, pool, fishing, pedal and paddle boats ($), 3/4 walking track around lake, wiFi in designated areas,office hours 8am-5pm week days, DropBox (weekends and after hours), cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, & Discover. Year round, easy access from I-65 North or South off Exit 231, close to shopping.

This is the best camp ground I hav ever been to. The amenities are top notch. The grounds are…read morevery well kept. Nice flat ground for tents. The games. Wonderful my kids and I had a great time. Relaxing. The meal service was superb. I will be going again. Even the kids said they wo one back.

Couldn't find the phone number to even call it! Yelp gets one star for not having the phone number…read moreon it. Gave up after 20 mins found a different camp ground. Number Not on face book

Great campground, clean and well kept grass nice large fire rings, turns are a little tight for…read moreextra large rigs. But very manageable as long as you take your time. Cute little office/store front. With a bar in the back. camp ground also has a catch and release pond. And I believe a swimming pond. Wheel chair accessible bathroom and showers which are coin operated (25¢ for 3 minutes). Host was very accommodating and polite. And conducted us to our site. Overall satisfied would definitely stay again

Badgerland is everything we look for in a park! If you are seeking a clean, fair priced, quiet, and…read morewell organized park - look no further! We have stayed in numerous parks over the years, and believe that Badgerland exceeds all expectations. Easy check-in, awesome customer service, great location, well kept grounds, and just the right of amenities. On a side note, I would be highly suspicious of any negative reviews. Once you have stayed here you'll understand. It doesn't get better than this, we would recommend to all who can appreciate quiet and low stress locales. The nearby town is easy to access and has shopping options like Aldi, Tractor Supply, Ace Hardware, and restaurants.

This was our third year on the Island and it's definitely our happy place! The RV Park is very…read moreclean and well kept. Lawn maintenance is included so no worries about keeping up with mowing. The dock right in our backyard is also maintained by the park. The owners are really knowledgeable and so helpful. We look forward to many more years at our RV on the Island!!

When up for the weekend for some sun and to have some fun. Had a great time and dinner with some…read morefriends and cocktails then went the following day up to Blarney island and a awesome time so stop at the island on the chain

My husband & I rented one of these historic cabins originally built in the 1920's for a orphanage…read more These cabins are amazingly rich with history as soon as you walk in the door you feel like you have been transported back in time. This was exactly the experience we were hoping for! Cabins come with mini fridge outside grill, firepit, beds, couches, and tv with cable. The park itself has WiFi. We brought our two dogs and they are having a blast. The lake is a short walk down the hill and perfect place to take a little swim with the pups! If the cabin wasn't rented out for the weekend we would of stayed the entire week. We might even come back after this weekends renter is out. This place is absolutely amazing if your looking for a rustic romantic get a away! Bring bug spray!

From the owner: These rustic cabins rentals from the 1920's were part of the St. Amelian's Orphanage which is now…read moreknown as Glacier Hills County Park. These cabins are being restored over the fall and winter of 2018 and will be ready for overnight rentals starting May 1, 2019. Each open cabin is about 400 square feet consisting of bunk beds, a full size bed, pull-out couch and kitchen table. Each cabin has electricity, however there is no plumbing. Fear not, there is a hand pump well and seasonal restroom centrally located between the 4 cabins as well as showers and flush restrooms just up at the hall for your use. The cabins are right on Friess Lake too which is 121 acre lake with a maximum depth of 48 feet. It's a perfect lake for fishing, swimming, and paddling a kayak, canoe, or paddle board (rentals onsite)! Glacier Hills is located just 2.5 miles from Holy Hill in the beautifully Kettle Moraine! Make sure to checkout all the amazing golf and recreational opportunities as well as all the local amazing restaurants/bars too!

We were driving from Madison to Kopps in Brookfield and decided to stop by this forest since we've…read morepassed it so many times. We parked at the south unit, where there's plenty of parking, and set out on the trail during the first week of September. Be prepared for mosquitoes; definitely bring repellent and consider wearing dark-colored clothing. The trails are generally well maintained, though some areas have taller shrubs. We saw a couple of Indian springs. Overall, it's a fairly easy and enjoyable hike.

The Kettle Moraine State Forest (southern unit) encompasses a few campgrounds, many hiking trails,…read moreOttawa Lake, and is home to two of the best mountain biking trails in the State. Easily accessible from Madison, Milwaukee, Chicago, it feels remote without being too far from the closest cities. I've camped in the Pinewoods Campground here for many falls- and biked both the Emma Carlin and John Muir Trails. The mountain biking is great, but (as a novice) I always bump the given difficulty levels up a notch. Medium is Difficult, etc. Ottawa Lake campgrounds is good for families who want direct access to the Lake. The Lake has a beach, a fishing pier, a dog pier, kayak/canoe launch. Pinewoods sites are actually really secluded. True to name, they're amongst towering pines. The facilities are cleaned once a day. Scuppernong Trail is a great system of a few hikes amongst the pines, and the Scuppernong Springs Nature Trail is an easy hike with bubbling springs, that the family will love.

Super cool place tucked out of the flow of traffic with a beautiful view of Turtle Lake. Our…read moreserver, Jaylean, was absolutely amazing! Friendly, attentive and prompt! The Old Fashions were yummy, especially the first one made by the older gentleman wearing a green hat..... that was definitely delicious! Three of us had the Cod fish dinner and my husband had the BLT... EVERYTHING was amazing!

Open very late , food, sports, dart boards , billiard table…read more A neighborhood spot, not tourists. The locals come here Very clean and spacious. U can rent a cabin very near the bar. My daughter who is age 50 lives in Wisconsin and likes to take us here