Very fun! I go every year ! The food is definitely carni food but what do you expect haha the cute…read morelittle shops they have are very fun to support and shop at! I was obsessed with the axe earrings! So cute! I love that they bring the best lumberjacks and jills from all over the world

3rd year = 3rd amazing time…read more Love the LWC!!!

Beautiful and fun Mini Golf Course is perfect for a date or family fun day! Gorgeous water…read morefeatures, and a challenging enough course to make it fun for all ages. Although we rarely had to wait for the group in front of us, I appreciated the many shaded benches along the way in case we were behind a slower group.

our family loves mini golf. We were excited to play on a beautiful summer evening. The golf was…read morefine but ruined by a rude offensive employee. Disappointing.

The one gold course where I don't feel rushed (and maybe it's because I'm on cabin time). We've…read morebeen bopping to Cumberland Golf Course for years and I remember coming here prior to getting into golf. In the past, we would sit outside on the deck to admire the land and dine at the (former) restaurant. Word on the block is that a new restaurant is in the works as of July 2025 which is exciting! Flash forward to present day, I am finally into golf and got to play 18-holes. On one of the holes we had a deer visit us which was so majestical! I adore the fresh greenery and wilderness here. Note: the back 9 is very difficult. Maybe plan for some balls to go in the water? My grandpa turned 103 this year and we celebrated by him making it through about 5-holes. Go, grandpa!! In addition, we also celebrated his 100th here a few years back outside with food catered in from the golf course. My family adores the close proximity to our cabin, the friendly staff, clean facilities and the great prices. I look forward to many more visits. Thank you!!

Rustic (primitive) Burnett County park that is between Siren & Webster on Hiway 35. It is on the…read moreClam River. It has picnic tables, outdoor grills, a pit toilet, canoe/kayak access to the river, parking off the road, and a large stone & log park shelter. It is a free park, with no overnight parking. It's a nice stop along the highway to stop and enjoy the scenery!

Historic spot between Danbury/Webster. The French-Canadian fur traders called this area "forts…read morefolle avoine" (pronounced 'fall-of-wan') which means wild rice. It was a fur trading post on the Yellow River. Today this spot celebrates many cultures: Ojibwa, Swedish immigrants, the French Canadian fur traders. They offer many events on site (see their website for latest info: theforts.org There a general admission tour fee-see website for latest information for cost (it was on the day we visited $10/adult $8 kids $28/family of 4)

Great day at this park!! Educational and fun! Such…read morefriendly, interesting folks. Stop by, lots to learn.

Lots of fried food, ice cream, candy apples and lemonade. There's a band and some carnival rides…read more Petting zoo and tractors on display. Overall a mellow and well laid out fair. Recommend you check it out with your family if you're in the area.

Gorgeous camp nestled along the Namekagon River. Hiking trails and Frisbee golf throughout the…read moreexpansive acreage. Basketball courts, zip line, kids park, lake with huge activity float. Adoration chapel. Peaceful, prayerful space. Clean, comfortable lodging. Good food. I highly recommend this camp!