This campground has a beautiful lake to fish and do water sports on. The sites are roomy and most of them have some cover. The toilets are clean, the showers were ok. There are no hookups of any kind. This campground is nice and quiet at night. The beach is nice and kid friendly. There is also a ski beach which keeps the boat traffic down on the regular beach. The campground is not too far away from Woodruff/Minoqua, which has plenty of great shops and good food. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Mostly permanent and seasonal, about 20 transient sites. Sites are long (no need to unhook), but narrow. Care is needed to pull into a site as there are big pines to pull through. Rate is with Good Sam discount and 50 amp service. Access roads are paved and adequate; transient sites are sand/grass. A perfectly OK overnight park! Nice surprise: We weren't given a big sheet of do's and don't's! Guess they figure their RV'ers are adults and know what to do. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This place was a joke. It is rated a 8.5 in Good Sam's and that is criminal. The ad also states "Big Rig Friendly" not true! I had to unhook just to get through on the narrow roads. We had a pull through site that was also a joke. I had to pull in and out several time to clear the trees. There is no cable TV, antenna service is marginal, cell service was terrible on both AT&T and Verizon. The Wi-Fi is almost non-existent and we were in the front row. The sites are mostly dirt, small and you have the feeling of a "sardine in a can." 90% of the park are seasonals that have not washed their trailers in years. Would never stay here again, even for free. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very expensive. While the site had a big concrete pad, there was no mature grass, just straw and some new grass popping up. In time it would be ok, but the price was just plain out of line. We were promised sites (a group of us were here together) on the lake, but when we arrived, they had given them to others. Instead we were put in this new area, quite a distance from the water. Most of the park is seasonal sites with park homes or trailers. On the plus side, it is well kept and very clean. The power pedestals etc., were first rate. The area is beautiful with lots of water, woods, fishing etc. Had it been a better value for money, I would have rated it higher. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A very nice campground. We stayed here for the 4th of July weekend. Our site was in the circle with the lake view. They had someone show us to our site and helped me back into site #2 which had a cement pad. It was more than big enough to walk around the trailer with the slide and awning out. We had an OK view of the lake, a site farther down in the circle would have been a better view, but ours was OK. There was a total of 6 cement pad sites with lake views. Twp of which were down by the beach. These could be nice except you get the boat launch traffic, and due to the winds "DO NOT use your awinings! They have plenty of choices for sites, from wooded to open with a few trees. They have a small pool that we didn`t use, but it didn`t seem packed even for a holiday weekend. The beach area was OK, but being on the windy side of the lake all the debris would wash up on the beach, just sticks and such. It was rather rocky with larger pebbles. The restaurant was surprisingly excellent! The game room could use a little more room and a few more games, otherwise it was OK. This campground is older and they need to start adding to the park to keep up with the added sites. The drive into Minocqua, Woodruff is short. Obviously there's lots to see and do in the area. We actually found a nice secluded beach off of county road "D" that was picture perfect, I believe the name of the lake was Big Carr Lake. All in all, a nice campground, we will be back. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

All the facilities one might want at a seasonal RV Resort. Lots of "Park" models everywhere. The main focus here is selling lots. The daily rentals are put on dirt sites that have not been sold yet. Sure they are full hookup, but that's it. Dirt and mud is the name of the game. We felt like outsiders too. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.