We really enjoyed our stay at Peaceful Pines. It seemed like a campground for true campers --…read morequiet, nice sites, and no waterpark or pool. Who needs a pool when you're basically across the boat launch parking lot from Eagle Lake? The staff was beyond friendly and the self service model for wood and ice with Venmo and cash options was great. It was a smaller campground but had everything you truly needed, plus the option of renting one of their two pontoons. As much as is possible with a boat, it came with white glove service. They put it in the water for you and when you were done at the end of the day you gave them a call and they came and loaded it back up. Matt was awesome and gave some recommendations for spots to stop while out on the water. It couldn't have been an easier way to explore the Eagle River chain. We would definitely stay again and play try out their small cabin options at some point.

This cremation place was very thoughtful with our beloved cat. Everything was well labeled and even…read moresent a little bag of hair. Nice touch to assure us they got the correct client in the correct bag. Even sent a thoughtful condolence card. Highly recommend!

I would caution Christian conservative families about sending their youth to Honeyrock. Our…read moredaughter was a counselor in 2020, and as a counselor ended up with a bad experience from the Honeyrock staff. Her views totally changed and not for the better. The pastors were not supportive of her faith and I believe turned her away from Christianity. There is a very liberal bias at the camp. I would not recommend this camp. 10/24/2024.

This is a place that knows that heart and soul of camping. Along with their ideal location on the…read morelake they have plenty of acess to the vast forest around them. I would recommend coming as much as you possibly could.

I don't want to leave a bad review or a good review because this wasn't what we were looking for…read morebut maybe it will help someone else out. We checked in (the owner was very nice) and while driving to our tent site we just got bad vibes. We wanted a campground and to be around other campers but this is mostly a trailer park and most of the people seemingly live there. I think we spent maybe 10-15 minutes at our site and just decided to leave and go somewhere else and take the loss on our prepaid reservation.

The new owners are absolutely wonderful; very kind and pleasant. My rv slide out got stuck and they…read morerecruited a bunch of guys and the owner to help out. We all got it back in and I was able to go fishing on Sunday morning.

We just spent a week at Hiles lake campground. Wonderful place. Good sites right on the lake…read more Quiet, very nice owners. However septic was not available in all spaces. We will be back.

Our new go-to place for Fall camping. Nice campground. Nice owners. Nice fellow campers. Heard…read morebirds (migrating maybe?) that we've never heard before. Will be back next year for sure.

(Bagley Rapids Campground)…read more One of the best campgrounds in the state, in my opinion. This is a semi-wilderness campground, and that's why I love it so much. No electricity is provided, something I love about this place, but you can pump fresh water from the well, and outhouse toilets are on site. The best sites are along the river, but only a few of them offer any real privacy or seclusion. Site 21 has the thickest surrounding vegetation and offers the best privacy of any site along the river. However, if being on the river is not as important to you as it is to some, the sites along the back loops offer the most privacy, and most people choose not to use those sites. On more than one occasion I arrived to find all the river sites full and had to stay in one of the back sites. Most of the time I was the only camper in the back loop, giving me the ultimate feeling of being truly alone. The rapids offer some great swimming in certain areas, but fishing on the river doesn't offer much. I also wouldn't recommend floating down the river, especially not along the campsites. There are areas along the river that are potentially very dangerous or deadly if you are not a good swimmer, so I advise caution at all times. Bagley also offers some fantastic hiking trails for those of you who love to be out in the thick of it. I would advise against wearing shorts if you decide to hike through any part of the forest that is not a trail. Poison oak and poison ivy are everywhere. If you are looking for an extremely peaceful and relaxing camping trip, one where you're not surrounded by campers, RV's, and loud annoying music, then I highly recommend giving this place a try.

Classic forested lake country. There are a ton of mosquitoes, but not particularly voracious. On a…read more sunny day hard to beat for natural beauty anywhere in the lower forty eight. Unlike Boundary Waters, a gentle, inviting woodland, however, the infernal combustion engine arrived long ago. The campsites are thankfully primitive. There are, to my knowledge, no rip off 'family' type campsites, the crash commercialism of which has become so widespread in recent years.

Absolutely terrible experience! My family reserved a campsite for Labor Day weekend, but we had to…read morecancel and contacted the campground at the beginning of July--well over a month in advance. We completely understand the no-refund policy if the site were to remain vacant, but that is not what happened. They re-rented our site to another family and still refused to refund us a single penny. In other words, they collected over $300 from us AND another $300 from the next family for the exact same site and dates. This is nothing short of dishonest and greedy. I could have accepted losing my money if the spot went unused, but profiting twice off the same campsite is unethical and unfair. I will NEVER visit this campground again and will warn everyone I know to avoid it.

On the snowmobile trail stopped for lunch ! Wonderful food had the burger hubby loved the cheese…read morecurds stop in if able!

This campground is close to the MC Festival grounds, about a half mile, which is why we reserved a…read moresite at Great Northern. Each time we encountered staff (from the reservation phone call to check-in to a stop in the office for ice) they were friendly. The campground itself is pretty small and seems to be new. There isn't a lot of shade or privacy here but once the trees fill in, they'll offer more cover. There is a small office onsite that opens at 8a and offers snacks, ice and firewood for purchase. There is also complimentary coffee which was nice. We were told there was a cell phone booster at the office but we had a REALLY hard time getting service, even with that. One-stall bathrooms are available and they were insanely clean (and air conditioned!). Showers are available (a $2 donation is requested) but when my husband went to use them Sunday morning they were either closed or someone was hogging them for over 20 minutes . This was before the 8a office open time so it's possible they were just closed. There is a man-made water pond with inflatables for the kids. We don't have children ourselves so we stayed pretty clear of that and the nearby playground. Yard games are offered for guests as well but we didn't use them. They have an area for "dog exercise" but it's not that big and it's very close to other campsites - not totally sure what the purpose is but it's a nice gesture. The campground was very quiet when we were there - not even half full. Between the heat and being the weekend before the 4th, I'm sure that had something to do with it. We did notice they had a handful of permanent sites here. We would definitely camp here again.

From the owner: Great Northern Campground is Langlade County's newest campground offering 53 sites, most with water…read moreand electrical hook-ups. It is conveniently located on the ATV/UTV trail and all riders are welcome! Now offering large swimming pond with sand beach, hot showers and flush toilets. Daily and seasonal sites are available. Group sites are also available. Dogs are welcome!

Have been tubing at River's Edge Adventure several times and have never been disappointed! Staff is…read morevery friendly and helpful, especially with beginners! I cannot wait to go back and try their other adventures... definitely one of my favorite places in the Northwoods!!

These guys were great. Rented bikes for the whole family. AND they were open on the 4th of July so…read morewhen our other plans fell through, these guys saved the day! Staff were super nice and flexed their closing hours to add some cushion for customers coming back after a day of biking of canoeing. Very cool and user friendly place. Thanks for helping us make a great day!!!

I used to stay at Bewabic as a youth for weeks on end in the short summer with friends. It will…read morealways be remembered fondly. It has only improved over the years. The canoe trips down to the Third Lake were always an adventure. The nesting bald eagles always put on a glorious pageant feeding their young.

The rangers were very friendly and got us a great spot to camp on a holiday weekend. The park is…read morevery clean and the shower house was exceptionally clean. The only negative thing I seen was a lot of people brought their dogs with which is fine,but while walking them through the park the neighbors dog would bark constantly. I will return