We stayed here for 3 nights and loved it! So many things did the kids to do. The campground was…read morenice and clean and kept up. We would definitely come back!

What a delightful RV Park, very clean and manicured we only stayed one night but would recommend itread more

Maiden voyage at this location was quite the surprise. In the middle of rolling luscious green…read morehills. It felt pretty safe with the warden and Ranger making frequent passes. The host was very friendly and helpful with the 411. The sites are close enough together that it doesn't feel very remote though. Unfortunately, it was very extremely high temperatures so I didn't get to explore the hiking trails. But the beach and amphitheater were definitely worth checking out. Educational programs and food truck Saturdays. Wi-Fi is a little spotty so they recommend cash. The grounds are very clean as well as the restrooms and showers. Definitely feels like you're someplace else even if you're from the state of Wisconsin.

Lovely campsites and what could have been a wonderful experience was ruined by loud, drunk and…read morenoisy campers... partying, swearing and obnoxious throughout the evening. The entire area quiet and peaceful except for these two families who chose to make it miserable for the rest of us. We've camped at numerous WI State Parks and have never experienced this kind of rude behavior. These campers proudly displayed they were from Oconomowac, WI. Ugh ...!! We ended up moving to another site. Camp office was gracious and accommodating.

this company refused to honor a refund during a terrible stormy weekend insulting me via email…read moreafter the arrival to spring green was a big ordeal with car troubles, finding a last minute rental and unexpected hiccups I don't appreciate businesses that are rude and inconsiderate there's so many other opportunities in spring green and the area just avoid the headache of dealing with Spencer and his crew that don't know what to do to help people out

If you like adventure, LOOK NO FURTHER! Canoe camping on the WI River is a must-do if you're a…read morecrunchy folk in the Midwest. And yes, WI Canoe Company is the best! We had a great experience with them. No mishaps. They were really chill and helpful, and made the renting process a breeze. And yes, their website is full of snarky WI sarcasm, but it makes the experience all the more homey. Their FAQs are straight to the point. They truly answer every question you might have on there, and there's no doubt if you have another question they'd give their frank and honest advice. We did the Mazo to Spring Green trip, and its foolproof fun! It's an 18 mile straight shot down a lazy river. The paddling is pretty intense if you're not used to it, and personally, we got rained on, fogged out, and sand in every crevice, BUT even then it was still fun. We rented like 5 days out before 4th of July weekend, and I think we still got a good rate (on their website it says they raise prices, once their rentals run low to deal with demand). 150ish dollars for a 2 day canoe/paddle rental, and a 20ish minute shuttle was a pretty decent deal. TLDR: WCC makes fun easy! They'll handle the canoe part, you handle the fun.

Just 5*'s to offset whatever that 1* review about setting up a golf course here was all about…read more Sounds like nonsense to me. Dennis has always been top tier since I visited this place in 2014.

Dear Cedar Hills Community,…read more Please help me spread the word! You may or may not be aware of the situation that happened on campsite #9, well known as the "golf course", and what happened to the couple that purchased and renovated the campsite (fully remodeling the whole camper) Let me tell you... I had the pleasure of meeting them at Cedar Hills and watching the transformation of their campsite Mid-September Dennis & James (Jimbo) Sohol sold the camper to a woman named, Tami. This quickly became her dream! And Zak helped by gutting the moldy camper as it was severely damaged by mice infestation, repairing way more than they expected with water damage but flipping the camper and making it look amazing! Well conveniently after the camper was almost complete Dennis changed his mind and said the camper isn't for sale anymore!!! WHAT! At Cedar Hills Halloween party Dennis pulled Zak aside and told him the camper wasn't for sale anymore he requested receipts and would reimburse for the bldg materials & the $1,000 down payment. but he would not pay for labor for their time!!! It was a total of $2,088.71 I know so many people at Cedar Hills stopped by to see the campsite, ask about the golf course, they worked hard as they were so excited to enjoy the newly remodeled camper and view! Tami & Zak gave Dennis receipts and he has been going back and forth with them saying he doesn't remember his conversations, constantly changing his mind on what he says!! I stopped by the campsite to see their progress a few weeks ago and they surely turned that campsite around. They would "light up" as they showed you everything they had done. It didn't even look the same as it had prior! All of the neighbors were excited and so many people were happy at Cedar Hills to hear about the renovation! There was a lot of talk if they were still going to let people use the golf course! This breaks my heart even more listening to this story so I want to start a Go Fund Me Page to get their $2,088.71 back (they have receipts for everything!) Please please please pass this around Cedar Hills and let's come together as a community and help Tami & Zak get their money back!!!! Shame on you Dennis! I have decided that I cannot go back to Cedar Hills ever again!! This story was too sad for me and my friends to learn about after we saw what they did to the campsite! I have included a few before & after photos that they shared with m

We were very excited to find that we could rent Kayaks at Governor Dodge…read more The concession stand is located at Cox Hollow Lake next to the parking lot. The have food, ice cream, souvenirs and rentals. They rent canoes, kayaks, paddle boards and paddle boats. We chose to rent kayaks (sit-on kayaks) for one hour, which was $16/person. You must also leave a $20 deposit, or your driver's license or a credit card as the deposit. We could have added a second hour for only $5/person more, but we were short on time. Included with the rental is a the kayak, a paddle and life jacket. Once we signed the waiver, we were give the keys to four kayaks and headed down to the lake. All the rentals are parked on land to the left (looking at the lake) of the beach. We found our kayaks and took off on the lake. We had a great time. The lake was calm, but we had a nice breeze to keep us cool. It's not a huge lake, but big enough that we didn't feel crowded with the other water-adventurers. Nearing the end of our hour, we returned to land, locked up our kayaks and walked back to the concession stand. We retuned our paddles, life jackets and keys. To cap off our trip, we ended with some ice cream. I suggest getting a con from the counter. My one scoop cone was HUGE and delicious.

I have been coming to Tyrol for upwards of 15+ years. I actually learned how to ski/snowboard here…read morefirst. Being conveniently located from Madison makes it more easier to visit and practice, especially during the weekday when there are different specials going on! Parking is good with a overflow parking right across the street. Also to note, service is spotty there. I always rent equipment and have never had any big issues. Quality and upkeep is pretty good. The prices can get high on the weekends, but usually specials on the weekdays. This resort has no frills and extra fancy things, just a spot to do some shredding. The lodge is very snack and like stadium food setting. I will say depending on the season and snow trend, the slopes can get pretty icy, but overall the hills are well maintained. The 'beginners' slope is pretty good for practicing and you can get up and down fast with the conveyor belt railing. The trails in general are on the shorter side but are still challenging and diverse for all levels.

Hidden gem for food! Would not have guessed the fish fry would be as good as it was!! We ordered…read morefood before going through the seasonal Terror at Tyrol. We received the food fairly quickly. We ordered the fish fry with Mac and cheese and elote. The fish was amazing! Super crispy and fresh. They had a couple preparation options to choose from. The Mac and cheese was creamy and tasty however I wish they advertised it as spicy. Maybe I missed that but I was surprised it was! The elote was also pretty good. It was served with a roll and coleslaw. Plenty of food for the price! I would eat a fish fry here again!!

After touring Taliesin and Unity Chapel I figured I would check out the nearby Wyoming Valley…read moreSchool that Frank Lloyd Wright designed. This school was designed and donated by Wright near the end of his life and was used as an elementary school until the early 1990s; it is now used as a cultural arts and community center. There is the opportunity to tour the school which you can book for $150 for up to 4 people; I did not have the extra money on this trip so I could only walk around the outside and look through the windows. The school is fairly small, but certainly is an attractive and interesting building. Even though built almost 70 years ago it looks modern with clean lines, no extra ornamentation and large windows all around. The building is relatively low to the ground especially on the sides and back which helps it to blend into the landscape. Looking in the windows you can see that the rooms are large, bright and have unique shapes being non-rectangular. The floors are the Wright preferred red color and he even provided a large hearth in the center of the building. Even without being able to go inside the building it was very interesting to visit the Wyoming Valley School and see how Frank Lloyd Wright designed a public school building; since this was near the end of his career and near to Taliesin it clearly was very personal to Wright and he did a great job. Well worth a visit if you are visiting Taliesin and they are only a couple of miles apart.

FLW designed this as a freestanding restaurant and in fact there's still a cafe which was not open…read moreon our visit. All Taliesin tours start here. You'll meet your guide and then board a small bus to the estate. Plan to use restrooms here as most yours do not have access to facilities. If you have some time, take a seat and enjoy the amazing river views. The gift shop is pretty nice and the prices weren't insane. They also have nice maps showing nearby FLW sites if you want to explore further.