Love camping here! I've been here going on 4 years!…read more Peaceful and lots of fun. They are a sister company to point bluff. So tubing, kyacking, and just lounging on the river. The owners are wonderful people, Fred and Julie . Our camp manager Heather is also. The camping is right on the river , unless you have a permanent site. They will be opening more sites soon. Right on the Atv trails and we have a bar on site. Also dog park. Buying to the tubing . We have really enjoyed it here.

The Rock is all aces. This campground is amazing. Just some real great people and a good mix of…read morelocal flare. In two nights, I felt like I had made a whole new group of friends. Their friendly bar which is on site is the perfect amount of good times while also being low key enough to not keep up little ones. You can launch a boat on the river right at the campsite or you can shore cast and expect to see crappie, bass, walleye, perch, cat fish and carp. I heard they catch northerns too if that's your thing. I can't say enough about Heather who is running the place. She's an excellent communicator who really helped make my experience there wonderful.

I agree with Jeremy N. Make sure to call and check about mosquito and tick season…read more We brought a deet-free, "natural" mosquito repellant that did squat against the heaviest mosquito swarm I've ever experienced. This was also the trip where I was introduced to ticks lol. Even with long sleeves, pants, socks over pants, a jacket, and hat in the hot weather, we still got multiple mosquito bites on our face, hands, and through our clothes. Found about a dozen ticks on us underneath our clothes. Had fun though hiking, setting up our tent and campsite, kayaking for the first time, cooking meals, ears of corn, making smores, experiencing a rainstorm at night. Ty Dad for giving us the tarp to place underneath our tent, otherwise we would've been soaked lol. Also, we saw the cutest porcupine! The porcupine waddled and tried to climb a tree, but changed its mind. Friendly employees. Would like to return during non mosquito/tick season.

We had an absolute blast staying here and can't wait to return sometime again in the summer. The…read morephoto was taken right by our campsite. So beautiful waking up to this in the morning. We saw SO much wildlife in the 30 hours we stayed there. Fish of all types, deer, wild turkey, toads, owls, eagles, and even a porcupine! The stars were beautfiul and the park in well maintained. Porta potties we're throughout the park and close to our sight, they were clean too. There's a little shop nearby with everything you would need from fresh bait/fishing supplies to grocery items like raw meat and butter. They also had snacks, sodas, beers and we saw a few to go orders of pizza leave too. Such a beautiful lake and amazing representation of Wisconsin wildlife. There's boat launches and kayaks launches in the park. It is also bear country so inform yourself on rules before staying!

We rented a Pontoon Boat from Michael's Landing while we were in the area, mainly because we heard…read moreabout all the boats that go out to the island and drop anchor, and we wanted to do the same. When we got out to the island there were lots of other boats, people swimming and having fun, so we found a spot and dropped our anchor. We were getting ready to jump in the lake but we noticed that we had started drifting, so we pulled up the anchor and made sure we were in a shallow spot according to the depth gauge on the boat. We dropped anchor again...same thing...we just kept drifting. We tried several more times in various depths, but the anchor would not hold. We called to ask about this, I mean, how do you drop anchor wrong? We explained the issue and we were told that the anchors provided on the boats are not meant to anchor in sand! What? The whole lake bottom is sand! They did say they USED to provide sand anchors, but they cost $150 and people had lost them in the past so they stopped using those. They suggested we could try to pull the boat up really close to the island and then have someone get off the boat and carry the anchor onto the island and hook it on a rock or tree. REALLY? Okay, so now we have a boat that we can.t anchor! They did offer that we could drive all the way back and pick up another boat, but it would have the same anchor. Uh, thanks a lot! So now our plans for the day needed to change. We made the best of things, cruising around the lake and stopping at The Dirty Turtle (They have docks to tie up to). On our way back towards Michael's, we hit a sand bar and got stuck, even though the depth gauge said we were in 20ft. of water! A couple of us got out of the boat to push it off the sand bar. Once we pushed the boat to deeper water, we needed to get out and climb back aboard...which is when we discovered the ladder was broken! Yep, totally would not stay attached to the boat. Broken! Thankfully we all made it back on board. Once we returned the boat to Michael's, we went inside the bar and talked to the guy working there. When we told him our story, he said, "Oh, that ladder is still broken?" Are you kidding? They charged us $200 for the boat, and we agreed to pay for our gas upon return but after the fiasco we had, we said we did not think we got what we paid for and that we would not be paying the $28 we owed for gas, which seemed overly fair considering the situation. A couple of days later we got a call from a woman saying that we signed an agreement to pay for our gas, and we explained what happened,and why we didn't think we should be charged for the gas. She was extremely rude and said she would be charging our credit card for the gas and that we could go ahead and dispute it but they would dispute it back and we could go back and forth with the credit card companies and but we would lose. (Sounds like maybe we are not the first dispute their charges!) She also said that they have never had anyone say they could not anchor their boats. Listen, we are not idiots, we have rented pontoon boats every summer for the last 15 years and we have always been able to anchor! Stay away from this place, these boats, and especially these rude people! Any GOOD business person would have said, "I'm so sorry for your troubles on the lake and in an effort to make it up to you, the $28 in gas is on us". Agree?

From the owner: Bar and campground on beautiful Castle Rock Lake, WI. Boat marina, snowmobile and ATV trails within…read moreproximity.

Came for the beach since I was told it was nicer than Mirror Lake State Park's beach. They were…read moresimilar, but Castle Rock's was slightly larger, and I'm told it has a nicer bottom, not as mucky as Mirror Lake. I wouldn't know for sure, though, since I didn't go in the water. I'm not a beach person, but my friends are and I wanted to be with them. I liked laying out on under the shady trees near the beach and watching the activities like a family group dragging out giant float after giant float (a camel, a rocker, a unicorn, a shark, etc.). They got them in the water, and then they promptly tipped them over whenever anyone in the family got on top of one. There were some friendly dogs there, but they weren't allowed on the beach, so one sadly got tied to a stake in the grass and had to watch their family have all the fun from a distance. Another cute 2-year old dog cried anytime anyone came near it, you could tell it wanted to play, but it's owner was an elderly gentleman who just wanted to sit in a chair and look at stuff (kind of like me). Maybe it's just me, but I would never bring my pet anywhere fun on vacation and then ignore it for hours. Anyway, it's a very crowded place on a beautiful summer day and if you like crowds and people-watching, this is the place for you. Lots and lots of people on the water boating, paddle boarding, swimming, etc. An ice cream truck came around a couple of times, there was volleyball nearby. My friends and I brought our bocce set and played a round. Nice mid-day outing.

We were pleasantly surprised by this relatively small state park. We were traveling through the…read morearea geocaching and stopped and had a very nice visit. The rock formation was very cool. We had no idea this existed. The views from the top on this beautiful sunny day were great and worth the 303 steps to the top. We hiked on a couple of the other trails to see some of the other rock outcrops. The trails were very nice. We drove through the campground and it appeared to have good sites. There are a few picnic areas but not a lot of other amenities. It appears that the main entrance to this park closes sometime in late October but there is a winter entrance for cross country skiing on the south side of the park. Worth a detour to check out.

We had high expectations for this state park. It had no amenities, but I guess that is what made it…read morequiet. We were practically alone in the white pine forest. Lots of bird song! (and sirens on the nearby highway) Checking in was confusing with conflicting information on the website and sign. We had paid for our campsite on-line, but it had said you also needed to purchase a park pass upon arrival. The building was closed when we arrived and while we were there I don't think it was ever open. We reserved one of the handful of electrical sites which was pretty level gravel. The fire pit had a mangled grill over part of it that wouldn't be usable for cooking. What made our site lovely is that there was no one on one side, the side of our camper door, and the other side had lots of room before our neighbor. There are lovely trails to explore and a hike up a zillion stairs will give you an overlook of the area. The creek also went through the park and was a perfect place to cool off the dogs. :)

Great county park. Well maintained , nice amenities, boat launch, bath house, sandy beach, kid…read morestuff , snacks . Once you visit you will understand why I give it 5 stars !

Amazing place love it nature and pretty smells of woods reminds me of Poland lakes !! Highly…read morerecommend if you have sailboat or fishing boat

This place is huge! Lots of seasonal and maybe even permanent campers but plenty of space for those…read morestaying short periods. The staff was super nice. We opted for a site near the swimming beach and bath house so we were full sun but it didn't bother us for just one night. Pull through site with full hookups in our 36' Class A Motorhome. We played in the man made pond which is only about 5' deep throughout. Walked to lake but it was low so we chose not to kayak. We would definitely stay here again if in the area.

I would highly recommend this campground. The owners and employees are very engaged in the…read morebusiness, and it's clear they take pride in their campground. Our kids loved the amenities and all of the activities they offer. We have already booked a weekend for next year!

I was nice! My husband and I took the Harley and rode thru the amish town. It was a great ride…read more The camp ground is not as big or have as much as the amenities but it was nice a d peaceful and the staff was real friendly! My son got a tent site and we got a rental. It was the rest I wanted and needed! It was conveniently next to a gas station. We drove to Tomah and got pizza the first night because we got there in the evening and it was raining the pizza was fantastic!!! The campsite has free coffee or tea so every morning I got my cup Of coffee before starting my fay. I would definitely go back. It was the best rest Ive had in years!!

What a beautiful KOA! Green, lots of trees and everything was super clean. Thank you both Melissa…read moreand her husband for a wonderful stay.

Very small in everything!!! The bathroom and showers not handicap accessible. Store hours are…read morevery limited. The pond had a liner that was very slippery going in or out of the pond. We had a group of 26 and 7 people fell. Also saw numerous other people fall. Staff was not very welcoming. Kids and adults loved the blow-up's in the pond. Many barking dogs all day and night!

We were recommended Glacier Valley by a family member in the area and we were not disappointed…read more When we pulled up at check-in, we found a very long line of campers waiting to dump (we saw this was an issue in Google reviews so was prepared) but finally got a space to go around and get checked in. We rented two of the cabins and the amount of space inside was perfect for this family of 4! Each kid got their own loft, we had a bed with wonderful space. The number of things to do while there was perfect for the ADHD kids and the ability to sit and watch them do ALL THE THINGS was perfect for this tired momma! We played mini-golf at 6:45 am, horseshoes at 6:54 am, and playground at 7 am to just start all over again (multiple times)! Definitely plan your drinking schedule with the fact that the bathroom is not in the cabin but still close! We had s'mores on the fire pit and two nights of BBQ! We even swam in the lake and the kids LOVED the inflatables (even the 40-year-old fat dudes got out there). The owners were incredible and friendly. Really can see that they care and have built a wonderful community. We will be back!

I highly encourage going to Point Bluff for tubing. Went their twice this year and had a great…read moretime. They have plenty of tubes, so many people can go at a time. After you purchase your tubes, you are driven in a bus to the starting point where you pick them up and get started. The tubes of everyone in your group are connected, so you stay together. Rent a couple of the cooler tubes, and you can bring beverages and snacks along. We also brought a Bluetooth speaker for music. If the water is too low in some spots and you may need to walk the tubes a little way, that can't be helped. If your tubes are drifting off course, they have people on jet skies that will come and nudge the group to where they need to go. It is a nice relaxing way to spend the day near the Dells.

Best tubing trip I've been on period. Very well organized, great quality of tubes. Highly…read morerecommend. We will be back next year!!