This golf course is beautiful with surrounding woods and wildlife. Fun 9 hole course next to the…read morewater. Terrain is slightly challenged because you cannot see where the hole is. There are patches of dead grass which is confusing because everything around the course is BRIGHT GREEN. It is definitely being your own golf clubs! The clubs are terrible; too short, left and right in the same bag, beat up, outdated. They could go to Kmart and replace them with nicer clubs.

The course has a new club house and the greens are amazing! I'll be back!…read more This course has never looked better.

We found Land O' Lakes Nature RV Campground to be exactly the peaceful getaway we were hoping for…read more The campground is absolutely beautiful and incredibly quiet. The sites are all pull-throughs, plenty big enough for our coach and Jeep, and most of them have a great view of the pond. If you're looking for paved roads, concrete pads, fancy bathhouses, and all the typical campground amenities, this probably isn't the place for you. But if you're looking for a place with amazing star-filled skies, tall pines, fresh air, and the sounds of nature, Land O' Lakes delivers. There are easy hiking trails throughout the woods, and having free firewood available was a really nice bonus. Matt, the owner/manager, was friendly, helpful, and clearly takes a lot of pride in the campground. You can tell he cares about keeping the place clean, peaceful, and well-run. We enjoyed our stay at Land O' Lakes Nature RV Campground so much that we've already booked our reservation for next year. It's a special place, and we're looking forward to coming back. There is plenty to do in and around the small town of Land O' Lakes, WI. Boating, fishing, off-roading, and hiking are just a few of the ways to enjoy this beautiful area. During our stay, we visited several local favorites, including Bent's Camp, Cisco Lake Resort, The Burnt Bridge Tavern, and Dublin Sports Bar & Grill. Each offered great food, friendly people, and a fun North Woods atmosphere. Best of all, they are all within about a 30-minute drive of Land O' Lakes Nature RV Campground.

My husband and I just returned from a 1 week stay, which was absolutely amazing. We enjoyed…read moreourselves so much that we decided to add an extra night on what was supposed to be our last night. The location is perfect; quiet, secluded, wonderful and well-maintained trails for hiking and biking. We were close enough to town to bike in, but far enough away to feel we were in our own little oasis. To top it off, the managers are phenomenal, and always helpful when needed. I would absolutely recommend staying here!

This is a fairly basic public outdoor shooting range, but a clean and well maintained one. I knew…read moreit was nearby when we were planning a summer trip up to the general area, so I brought my MAS-44 and a couple handguns. It's not a real busy range, only one other person was there with me during the couple hours I was there. It's essentially serve yourself, use common sense and be safe. Everything will usually be just fine when you do, in any circumstance. It was really nice to just practice in peace without all the Elmer Fudds, neckbeards, and political weirdos I encounter at some of the ranges near home. And there aren't really any nearby convenient outdoor ranges close to home, so it was nice to properly shoot a rifle. This is a public resource, so be respectful, pick up after yourself, be mindful of other shooters and don't be a dick. Not hard at all. You'll have a good shoot.

Vacation all over the UP whenever we can! Lake Superior is indeed the superior lake!…read moreSo many wonderful memories made. If you've not explored the UP, you're missing out on some of the most beautiful land in America

For my 300th review, I'm writing about my favorite vacation destination. Seems whenever I mention…read moreMichigan, everyone thinks of wineries, golf courses, and lakefront resorts. When I mention that the Michigan I visit is north of Wisconsin, I often get a blank stare: "But Michigan is across the lake..." Welcome to the UP, with its population aptly named "Yoopers." Life in the UP is a throwback to a simpler time. Devoid of their luxuries, the Bluetooth-equipped Urbanite or the pampered North Shore housewife will feel disappointed and disoriented in this northern part of Michigan. It is not for everyone, so if any of these points bother you, the UP is not for you: 1. No, there are no wineries I'm aware of - it's probably too cold to grow grapes anyway. 2. Spas? What are those, most Yoopers will wonder. A hot tub enclosed in a backyard gazebo is the closest thing you'll find. 3. Antiques are often a polite term for the rusty junk that turns up at estate sales. 4. Good luck with your cell phone and all wireless devices north of Green Bay, WI. Coverage is spotty in some towns and non-existent in most others. Broadband is still a rarity and most businesses do not have an online presence or a primitive one at that. 5. The "hotels" are often little independent motels with a few bigger ones like AmericInn. "Rental cabins" in some cases resemble little Unabomber huts clustered near a lake or river. Don't book 'em blindly or you may be shocked when you arrive. 6. Nightlife means absolute silence except for coyotes howling, crickets chirping, or the snort of a startled deer hearing your approach. 7. Dining out means eating cheese, bacon or something fried. If you're vegetarian or vegan, people might feel concerned about your physical well-being. 8. An absence of big malls or large concentrations of chain restaurants and stores. 9. And if dining out, don't order pizza or you'll be disappointed, especially if you're coming from Chicago. From Chicago, it's about a 7-8 hour drive of roughly 350 miles. So what's magical about the place I've been visiting every summer for over 10 years straight? As you journey farther north through Wisconsin, the malls and populated industrial regions become fewer. Car traffic becomes sparse. Just beyond Green Bay, Lake Michigan cedes its climate reign to the colder influence of Lake Superior. Even on a warm day, you feel a cool breeze in the air. Soon, the endless rows of corn and expansive prairies of the dairy farms give way to slender pine trees, packed close together in tall groves along the roadside. The chain stores and fast food joints disappear too. Suddenly, life returns to an earlier, more carefree state in a place where time runs slow. As you come out of your car on a dirt backroad and look around, you smell the moisture of the woods, the moss on the evergreens and the warm scent of the woodland flowers trailing the breeze. You hear the distant lapping of the lazy waves of a nearby inland lake. The air is clean and the water is pure. The deer outnumber the people. You can pass an afternoon picking berries or relaxing by the lakeside. In mid-summer, the sun sets around 11 PM. At night, you can see all the stars above you, passing satellites and even the Milky Way without the glare of city lights. A moonlit walk can be just that, in the absence of all artificial lights. Summer comes and goes quickly in this region, roughly from Memorial Day until Labor Day. By late August, overnight temps drop into the 50s or even 40s sometimes. Soon, the snowblowers appear alongside the school supplies at the local Shopko. The festivals and county fairs of August and early September punctuate the 3-month period with projects by the 4H kids and local crafters. And the UP has its landmarks too: the Houghton-Hancock Bridge, the clock tower of Crystal Falls, the Mackinac Bridge that connects the Upper and Lower Peninsulas, the historic copper and iron mines, the lighthouses and numerous waterfalls. An indoor water park or cucumber slices over your eyes are no substitute for the pristine air and water of the North Woods. If you truly want to "get away" come to Upper Michigan for its beauty and see the land that time forgot.

Such a fun place. We took our granddaughter here today for her first time fishing. Everyone was…read morevery helpful and she was able to enjoy catching her fish. Great memories for certain! We will be back often and are preparing the grill for our trout feast tonight.

Dino is such a gracious host and a wonderful tour guide! My friends and I had a wonderful time…read morelearning about the fresh spring and all about the trout! I absolutely recommend stopping in here for a fun time. We caught 2 trout and they were delicious. It's great because they are all spring kept and fed non toxic food, so the meat tastes clean!

We went to the show last night and had a great time! Wonderful entertainment for all ages…read more Definitely recommend!

Best place in the world. Kind, loving community. The photos in this review also include a Minecraft…read morereplica of this place