As far as camping at a campground goes, you can't do better than Pine Grove Campground! There is…read moresomething for everyone here. We brought our two children who were entertained the entire trip. If you have children, there is literally something for ALL of their ages. For teens, there's a game room, shuffleboard, a swing/trampoline/launching blob and a raft in the lake; for children old enough to adventure away from the camp site, there are bikes that are more like large peddle cars, the pool with balls and a basketball hoop, a water slide, a bounce house, mini golf, a bike ramp for regular bicycles, a large playground and games made up each weekend, like scavenger hunts. For the toddler age, the water slide and pool is a great way to spend time away from the camp site with the little guys. The adults are included in the fun too!!! Saturdays has a Tiki bar that have beverages of the adult variety along with sensational grilling food. There were even grilled corn dogs! Different weekends have different events which can include a band or karaoke at the pavilion. The weekend we went had "Christmas in July" with people decorating their sites with lights and all sorts of Christmas lawn decor. There were wagon rides at night. There are golf carts and paddle boards to rent along with games like beach volleyball, badminton and ladder golf. There's so many options for adults with or without children. Between the things to do and the GREAT upkeep of all of grounds and facilities, this is the place to camp!

Stopped here for a night and jyst loved it. 100% family friendly! They have a very clean pool and a…read moreshallow wading pool for the younger kids. They have a couple of inflatables for the kids to play in, mini golf and pedal bikes all for a small daily fee. Lots of shady trees to cover the RV sites. There is also a small, privately owned lake with a beach and a fishing pond that we did not see. If we drive through here again, we will stay longer to see everything.

I have been going to this campground for 10 plus years, always had a great experience until recent…read more New owner is definitely different. She is not very friendly or accommodating. Disappointed is an understatement.

We booked this months ago and had never been here; great family park with lots of activities! Paul…read morethe new owner and his wife are great too! It was a bit tight getting our 40' fifth wheel in and consequently I accidentally snapped off my dump pipe but Paul gladly fixed it at a very minimal cost! It's a fun family park with a lake formed my a dam in the river.

Enjoyed a three day weekend of camping at Hartman Creek and loved every minute of it…read more We stayed in site 12, which was perfect. It felt secluded with enough trees and undergrowth that we couldn't see our neighbors. There are pit toilets located throughout the park as well as plumbed toilets and showers in a central location. I exclusively used the plumbed toilets and found I never had to wait for one, which was nice. There is a camp store where we were able to pick up some memorabilia and they have a self-serve wood shed where you can purchase bundles of wood and bags of ice. Each campsite has a picnic table and fire ring, both of which we made use of during our stay. The park itself has lakes, creeks, and over 10 miles of trails. We stuck to campground walks on our most recent trip but have been there previously for day trips where we enjoyed a lovely walks. The campground is beautifully wooded (both deciduous and tamaracks) which is our favorite sort of camping atmosphere. The campground hosts were welcoming and spot on to ensure that all sites are clean and ready for their next guests. Everyone who worked there ensured our stay was as lovely as possible. Get to it!

So you feel like getting away this summer? You want to go camping, horseback riding, boating and…read morecanoeing? Have gas prices got you down and you don't want to travel too far from home? How about crowds? Does the thought of trying to get away and having to deal with big crowds frustrating to you? Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls alike, I have the answer for you. Tons and tons of outdoor fun can be found right here at Hartman Creek State Park and the surrounding areas. It is not that far of a drive from the Chicago Area (about a 4.5 hour drive). If you go up here in the middle of the summer of course there are going to be a good number of people here. Fortunately it is not going to be as crowded as a Devil's Lake or Starved Rock, which automatically give it an A plus rating in my grade book!

Great stay, good security, full hookups, up to 50 AMP service. Lots of pull thru sites. May want…read moreto call for reservations as sometimes they get groups taking lots of spaces, but on our weekday stay only about 12 sites used. Clean, No showers. Most sites level. Some well shaded. Short walk to casino if if you want a ride, they will pick you up and take you to the door. Be sure to pull into drive right in front of the main hotel building facing south and up near the covered entrance to check in at the hotel desk first. There is plenty of room for big rigs with trailers to get thru. Check in at hotel first for campground spot assignment. There are over 50 sites. NO tents allowed. Each site has picnic table and a fire pit. NO outside firewood allowed and it is over $5 for a small bundle at the gas station on site. Cost weekdays $25 with a $10 play at casino voucher. Weekends about $3 more, holiday weekends $35 for the 2013 season. Rate subject to change. A Spa in hotel, no pool.. Several restaurants.

North Star is about 30 miles from Wausau. Was surprised to find a large casino, hotel and an RV…read morePark. One review I had read said checking in for the RV Park was tricky. Thanks for the warning. We still got it wrong. You have to check in at the hotel. Easy enough but we thought the hotel check in was in the hotel. WRONG, go to the casino entrance. The rv park was nice with lots of trees. It's a little strange how they have their hook ups. Not a problem you just have to figure out which direction you need to enter your space. I gave this five stars only because the spaces are a little tight turning into them. We would stay here again.

Awful place, not clean at all, very run down, weird personnel…read more Clientele was a little sketchy (I know that's not really the business's fault) Convenient location

Wish I could give a negative star. The only decent thing, was the cabin was clean. Most of their…read moreequipment is run down and crappy. Their pond looks like blue toilet water, who knows what chemicals they all put in there. I wouldn't go in. Worst thing was how political the whole park was. I felt like a KKK rally or cross burning could break out any time. Loud and obnoxious people, not for me and my granddaughter. We will never return. Did not feel safe there.

Blue top campground was top notch! Reed, the owner was very welcoming and helpful throughout our…read morestay. Channel access to partridge lake and wolf river was very convenient and our rental boat was just steps away from our camper. I highly recommend, and we've already made reservations for next year.

Owner is great, perfect fish camp. Channel to plop your boat, pond to swim your dog. Clean and…read morewelcoming.

Very nice ski lodge, often used as a wedding venue (I've been to multiple weddings here). Ample…read morefacilities for food and beverage service for reception ms. Adjacent to the NEW Zoo, there are pleasant biking, hiking and cross country ski trails.

This was my 4th time coming here to tube and my first time camping here. This was the most…read moreexpensive campsite I have ever stayed in and it was not worth the money. The campsites have no privacy and are on top of each other. The septic truck started servicing the area at 7am Saturday morning and was extremely loud. It sounded like a tornado warning alarm. They have a 2 night minimum for camping at about $60/night so our total trip cost was $137 after fees and such. It was so loud. The river tubing line got so backed up in went to the river and back around. They raised the price to tube down the river to $26/person + a cooler tube. I might come back for a day trip, but certainly wouldn't return to camp here, too expensive for the noise and lack of privacy. The campfire doesn't have a grate, our fire pit had batteries in it upon arrival, before starting a fire we thought we had taken all the batteries out, only to start our fire and experience one explode which was very scary.

Been coming for years and the place has taken a serious nose dive since the new owners took over…read more The new owners don't like people which is a serious issue since that's their business. Prices are way up and service is way down. Bus drivers are the same ole people who are great. After that everyone is new and 16 years old working here. Trying a new tubing vacation near year.