I like wandering and wide open spaces and this place does not disappoint!…read more I visited at the end of summer and the grass and forest were a beautiful deep green and well manicured. I admired the slabbed waterways and trails. Such workmanship like that is rare to see. There are easy trails straight in toward the forested area. Lots of benches to rest at. I think it's al a picnic park with pavilions, sports fields, a playground and toboggan flumes fun in the winter.

Great place to get away and enjoy the Plover River. I would highly recommend enjoying this…read morebeautiful place.

Their name changed to S'more Fun Campground. I like this place because of the cabins they have to…read morerent. It's not really my camp style to be packed into the woods on top of eachother. Being an earshot away of any conversation your neighbors might have. I like my privacy. The cabins have all the luxurious of home minis running water. There is an AC unit, small fridge and even a microwave. A perfect way to throw some clothes and a some pillows into the car and go. This campground like many is geared toward families. There is a nice pool, games and climby things for all the littles. I was disappointed to learn that they planned to have a movie night. Isn't that the point to camp? To get these kids away from screens? I was sad that I had to listen to the booming speakers going through the camp for 2 hours so these kids could watch this movie. It was a complete distraction to the peace and quiet I was looking for. The prices of the cabins are kind of a lot at over $100 per night but they have 1 queen bed and a set of bunks. I would return but would prefer to come during the non peak time.

Very nice camping park with easy access to Waupaca and the Chain 'O Lakes. We had spots 7,9,11,13…read moreright up against Old Taylor Lake. It was clean and spacious with great views of the lake. Some other spots were nowhere near as spacious, so it depends on what you are looking for and what type of camping equipment you are bringing (rv or tent). The clubhouse was very nice and clean, with great shower and bathroom facilities. The electric at our spots were 20 amp, so it caused us a bit of an issue running A/C, fridge and an electric griddle. It is my understanding that some of the sites have 30 amp service, but not ours. Prices were very reasonable.

It's was the best 4th of July holiday ever. The fireworks were breathtaking, the weather was great,…read morefestivities were amazing and fun, and affordable.

A good park for a lil' family reunion. Which is precisely…read morewhat I was there for! We reserved a large pavilion with grills, tables, and facilities (flushing toilets, you heathens). By the time I got there, my family had mostly set up the area, but there were several picnic tables and lots of space for our own lawn chairs as well as setting up some lawn games to play. The park is generously sized and has several large parking lots. There are playgrounds and, the main draw for many, is the beach area. Swimming was free and the sandy area was kept fairly tidy. There were lifeguards on duty, both on shore and at the raft with the slide and diving boards. You must be able to swim out there on your own and demonstrate a basic ability to stay afloat, in order to dive and whatnot. The water is a Wisconsin lake, so expect some algae and seaweed and even some fish. It is nature. Don't expect pristine-ness. I don't know when or if I will ever be back, but this is a nice park with a lot to offer .

They should reject people's applications if other people complain about the person! They should…read morereject it no matter we are members or not!

Nice staff, nice lake, clean camp. Good for kids camp and work/church retreats. About 20 minutes…read morefrom interstate so it's pretty quiet and offers beautiful views of the night sky when it's not cloudy.

Great place to throw axes, friendly staff, great beer selection. Very family friendly.read more

Great night activity. Staff is super helpful, friendly and…read morefun... really added to our night. Had a big group - took two lanes. Nice area to drink and socialize while throwing the axes. I rocked the axe throwing- some of group not so much. ....i'd do this again - maybe was a lumberjack in a previous life?!

If you are here for peace and quiet , be advised there are very active railroad tracks nearby and…read moretrains run about every hour or 2 , even thru the night . The horns are loud and will wake you No where on the website is this mentioned ... only peaceful , quiet and unplugged , which it is not . On the positive side , the owners are freindly and firewood is plentiful and you get a great deal of wood for $8 . Restrooms and showers are very clean and close .

Nine holes. Most are par 3. No reservations needed. No dress code. BYO. Share your clubs with…read moreyour friends. Two people and a golf cart for just $23 on the weekend and less during the week!!!!!!! The countryside is beautiful here. We enjoy the drive here a lot. There is also a campground here. If you want a fancy perfect manicured golf course go elsewhere. REMEMBER....TWO PEOPLE AND A GOLF CART FOR JUST OVER $20 ISN'T GETTING YOU A TICKET TO A PGA COURSE!!! It is very secluded and picturesque here, and the owners are a very friendly older retired couple that work hard to keep the area up. Just to give you an idea of how unpretentious this course feels, they have a bunch of old used golf clubs for sale in the office for just $2.00 a club! This is our favorite and best priced golf course in central Wisconsin.

We discovered this dog park while geocaching in the area. We have been going there 1-3 times a…read moreweek for over five years. Our rescue boy, Zak, has made many friends over the years. Some are still visiting, others to old to visit and some are in the big dog park in the sky. The park is 9 acres huge, with about an acre fenced off for smaller dogs to play without getting trampled. As has been said, water stations are located through the park. Volunteers mow trails snd the town mows the rest of the park so walking is easy pretty much anywhere. The dogs interact pretty much as dogs do. If one decides to get a bit feisty, another will intervene. Fights are almost non existent and usually very short lived. If a particular dog shows repeated agression, their owners are asked not to bring them there any longer. A rare event. Sunday mornings have coffee clutch during most of the year. Repair parties are held every spring to repair park shelters from winter damage. Donations are gratefully accepted and a lock box provided in the main shelter.

I really don't often give 5 Star Reviews, but this dog park deserves it. The Park is huge!! There…read moreare double gates to enter and exit so no pooch gets loose, the whole park is fenced in so you don't have to worry about your pup doing a Steve McQueen "The Great Escape" unless he/she rides a motorcycle to jump the fence. Volunteers leave water dishes and gallons of water so pups can enjoy a fresh drink. There are toys galore; left for you to play fetch. Follow one of the many paths with your four legged friend. Get tired, no worries! Just relax on one of the many benches. Think your pup is Top Dog? Try the Dog Agility course. There are tunnels to choose from, a teeter board, weave poles, dogwalk, ladder and more! There is even a smaller fenced in area for the smaller pups who don't want to run with the Big Dogs. When your dogs are tired you can relax out of the sun in one of the many seats in the Pavilion. This is all made possible by the volunteers and donors whose names are listed on a sponsor board. When you visit leave only footprints, not doggie donations...puppy poop bags and refuse containers are plentifully provided. This review was actually written by my Boxer Kids Kelsey and Woodson. I typed this for them because they don't have opposable thumbs.

Great place to pull off yhe road during the day hang up a hammock on one of the many old trees…read moreand take a rest from your road trip. They have bathrooms, and lots of picknick tables as well. Seems under used.

In Amherst Junction for the annual camp out. I was wondering why such a name. Wikipedia never…read morefails: "Amherst Junction was created when the railroad first came through the county. It was a junction between two railroads: the Wisconsin Central and the Green Bay and Lake Pepin railroads." So, fellow campers, that's why the local flavor includes a train horn at 2 am Edit --- and at 4 am--- and 5:25 am --- and 5:43