Brand new small campground plus cabins available. Located easy walking distance from beach and…read moreboat launch. Every site has electricity, water, fire ring and sewer. Setting nice with grass and natural forest. Bathhouse with individual shower and toilet set up, then common sink and laundry facility. Very cute decor and useful set up We also rented their pontoon (kayaks and bikes also available) for 7 hours. We were able to go all up and down the chain of lakes. Restaurants and bars open all the way but mostly beautiful outdoors. Definitely recommend this place.

Where do I even start. If you want to camp on top of people this is your place. There is NO…read moreprivacy. The campsites are small. If I had to pick the worse sites it would be #20 & #19. We just happen to get #20. Uneven, no where to put your things out. To make matters worse, both sites you had to walk to your fire pit. How tacky. You could hear all conversations around you. I don't get how this campground was rated a 4.9 out of 5.0. They call it peaceful pines, there is NO peace. The boat launch is right there. Noisy from sunrise to sunset. If that didn't get to you, there is a major road with a lot of noisy traffic. We watched two sites across the way become vacant the day before we left. Check out 10 sharp, but I never saw anyone come out to the sites to check if it was ready for the next campers. Don't you think it could have been cleaned, maybe raked, something. Now the owners were pleasant, but man you talk about noise, from drilling, sawing, banging. I understand they have to work around the campground, but could the majority of the work wait until mid to late fall? We called before coming to find out if there was a place to take our dog to the water. Was told "Oh yes"! Down by the boat landing, take a right (risk your life with tree limbs). There is NO PLACE to take your dog. No beaches allow dogs. They tend to cater to the seasonal people and their cabins. It's sad that our first time will be our last time. It's sad you gave us that miserable site. There is nothing peaceful about Peaceful Pines Resort

We came to Eagle River for a wedding. Hotels? That's way too expensive! We have a camper, so I…read morethought, let's go camping while we go to a wedding. That's scary. Anyway, we found this really nice campground. It's too bad we're only here for a couple of days and aren't able to venture around more and take advantage of some of the amenities. If I would've taken my daughter here a few years back when she was little, she would've loved this place. The sites are absolutely gigantic. The sites are clean, and the whole facility is just absolutely clean. The only bad thing? It's got pit toilets. Other than that, we've really enjoyed our stay. I'd definitely come back when we have more time to actually enjoy everything the campground has to offer.

We found ourselves here unexpectedly and were thrilled they had a cancellation and could…read moreaccommodate us. Staff here is amazingly helpful and welcoming! Grounds are well maintained and facilities are super clean. If you have kids this place is better than Disney! So much to do, for the entire family. Even the dogs have a play park! We loved that the campground is close to ATV trails. Highly recommend this as a destination.

The group that I've gone fishing with the last couple of years have been coming here for the last…read more10-15 years. This in my second time here with this group and the new owners running it, and will be our last. One big issue was, there weren't enough boat slips for all the patrons who brought boats! When we arrived on Sunday, we had 3 boats in our party, Nick (Manager) said that there wouldn't be an issue because they were putting in more slips (piers) on Tuesday. Well, that didn't happen because of the Duck Lice and the guys got "Lake Itch." Speaking with a couple of previous resort owners, those should have been in April/May before the Duck Lice came in season. With the boat slips, fisherman gentleman's agreement, when you go out on the water, you leave your tie lines on the pier, designating your spot, when we went out for the day, we came back and someone had taken our spot. It wasn't a serious altercation but words were exchanged. Should never have gotten to that if the piers were installed. There were not enough slips for all those who brought boats. The cabins are not quite suited for 4 adults. The cabins we stayed were 2 bedrooms. One bedroom had a queen bed and the other had 2 bunk beds, one of which were built in the size of the catacombs', barely room for a full-size adult. Because of the bunks, one of our guys slept on a cot he brought. There is no AC or ceiling fans fortunately we brought our own fans. It did get warm in the cabins. The bathtubs had good pressure but a very slippery bottom. They did supply towels which were a plus, some resorts of this nature do not. Ownership requires that everything be cleaned (kitchen) and tenants will remove all bed linens and towels and place in the sacks supplied. I have stayed in quite a few hotels during the pandemic and NEVER was I required to take down my own linens. Obviously, there is lack of qualified maid staff that the renters are required to clean the kitchen. When we arrived, some of the dishes on the shelf were dirty, dirty flatware put away as well as a frying pan. The deck which these cabins shared had some soft boards which could be a safety issue as well as a railing on one side that was ready to fall over. We made note amongst ourselves to stay clear. The grills were dirty and not in the best shape. When we arrived on Sunday, the garbage and recycling were full. On Wednesday, only the recycling was taken. Wasn't until Saturday that both gondolas were emptied. On the plus side the POV store was open this year and I was impressed with the basics available for sale and at fair price...but nobody was minding the store. We wanted a couple items and had to call to get someone so we could pay. I didn't review last year because their ownership was in its infancy and there were requests by the owner that we thought were unorthodox but related to Covid. It seems like not much has changed, except last year, all the piers were in when we arrived. The guys that have been coming here for years said this was much better before when Tom owned and ran. We all agreed that this was our last stay here, not to return.

Spent some time this summer at Coady's Point of View and stayed in an awesome 1940's-50's RV. Had a…read moregreat time fishing and enjoying the great outdoors. The owners helped us out a lot with finding good fishing spots and great, all so Wisconsony, supper clubs. Looking forward to coming back soon.

This is a great place for families. Nice sandy beach for small kids, they provide everything thing…read moreyou need. Kayaks and paddleboards. You can rent pontoons. Good fishing off the docks for little ones. Water is very clear, firepits with wood. Fabulous sunsets. Lynn cares about her guests.

January 11, 2019 My husband booked a cabin at the Cedaroma for the vintage snowmobile races taking…read moreplace in Eagle River. I'm very picky about cabin accommodations. Wasn't sure what he booked. When we arrived we were greeted by Lynn the owner. She had our cabin warmed and gave us a few tips. Upon walking in I found the nicest, cleanest, cozy winter getaway cabin I could imagine. Very nicely appointed kitchen and bath. Nice cozy living area with fireplace. King bed lots of pillows. Staying three nights - I don't want to leave. This is a beautiful winter wonderland "Up North" Wisconsin. Nice job Lynn & Victor. Paul and Traci Konieczny

I cannot express how amazing this property is. Not only is it charming, clean and tranquil; but the…read moreviews from the lovely screened in porches are breathtaking. The owners are phenomenal and have been nothing but helpful and friendly. We came to stay here while doing some wedding planning for my upcoming nuptials and decided to move the entire wedding party to Timberlane Resort after just 2 days on the property. You will not be disappointed. We are thrilled to be going back in a few months. My fiancé and I already booked our first anniversary to also be at Timberlane Resort.

Wonderful experience on a beautiful 3 hour float on the Wisconsin River from RWT to County K sign…read more Lots of twists and turns and navigable obstacles. Path was kept just clear enough to keep it a fun little adventure. Very clean and lots of wildlife...if you're quiet. Very comfy sit on Kayaks. Knowledgeable outfitters. Can't wait to try the whitewater kayaking!

This is such a beautiful area and my understanding that it's the beginning of the Wisconsin river…read more We did (11 year old and 4 other young adults )the 1 hour kayak trip and we will do the 2 hour trip next. The stream never got over 4 ft but there were some navigations to be made around some stumps which made it fun. Just do it.

Good Morning Carol; This is Don Gordon just checking if you got rid of all of your snow yet. We…read morehave got some bad weather reports from up there. How did the deer do during the winter. It's starting to get busy down here I'm working four to six days a week umpiring high school baseball weather permitting. I was working in Sandusky Thursday and Brian and Denise were at the game and was wondering if I had heard anything from up there. Hope you and your family are doing great and made it through the winter. Don Gordon

This place is awesome. Owners Denver, and Carol are the best. Coyote Cove is a beast when it…read morecomes to size and comfort. it sits on the Cisco Chain, which makes it more impressive. I can't say enough about the place, except that we will be back again next year.

I just got back from spending a week at Gypsy Villa with four other families, and we had a great…read moretime. This is a classic mid-century Wisconsin cabin experience. If you're looking for luxury, or a contemporary resort experience, this is definitely not your place. Service: I would describe the service we received as very competent. It's a family run business, and they've been doing it for decades. The phone was answered when we needed it to be answered. The reservations were fulfilled without any issues. Dean, the manager, only has one additional person on staff, but he knows how to make it all work. It's a little eccentric, when compared to a more corporate resort experience, but that's how a family run hospitality business can be. Location: Staying on an island was really fun. No cars or roads obviously, and not even many foot trails. A lot of peace and quiet. A bit of planning is needed to get everything and everyone out to the island, but we saw it as an adventure. Our group is all about being on the water, so for us being on the Eagle River chain of lakes was amazing. We brought two wake/surf boats, and also rented two pontoon boats from Gypsy Villa. The pontoons were old, rudimentary, and noisy, but they always got us where we needed to go. The chain of lakes is bigger than our group could ever see in a week. We spent the majority of our days on Cranberry Lake busy with watersports, and took the pontoons out to dinner three times. It was great having dining options available by boat ride. Facilities: The cabins are all 50 to 60 years old, including the décor. They were clean and fully functional. Most in our group were fine with their beds, some weren't. We all had hot water. The kitchen appliances were dated, but they worked fine. I had hot coffee every morning. Plenty of cookware and utensils. The TVs are old, but we never turned them on anyway. Overall, we all enjoyed the funky cabins. We stayed in the Executive Cabin, and it was generally good. It has a big screen porch that we were able to seat 17 people in for dinner one rainy evening. An odd characteristic of the cabin was that the vaulted ceiling is open between the two downstairs bedrooms, with the wall only going up to 8 feet. My wife and I were in one room, and our teenage son was in the other. Weird. The only real complaint from our group about the facility was that there isn't a fire pit at every cabin. That really should be changed. Having a well designed fire pit next to the water at each cabin should not be too great of a risk to manage. The game room is a total time warp, with all the "video games" being from the 1980's. The pool table worked fine. Everything takes quarters. The kids hung out there when it rained a couple times, but it's not a destination. We used the tennis/basketball court every day for pickleball (we brought our own equipment). Overall: "Up North" resorts with cabins on the shoreline of a Wisconsin lake are from a bygone time. They're like the lodging version of a vintage supper club. It's an experience that's not for everyone, or even most people today. With fewer and fewer people spending their vacation time in places like this, these resorts are disappearing. What this means from a quality stand point is that they've typically not been updated in years, and won't stand up to contemporary resort expectations. But, it has a rustic charm that my friends and I grew up with, and we're really very happy we can still find it, and share it with our kids. Gypsy Villa has rustic charm in spades. At the end of the week everyone wanted to start planning our return next summer.

My husband and I and our two little girls recently stayed here for a long weekend. We had an…read moreincredible time. The lake was clean and beautiful. The town was charming and quaint. The cabin was clean and comfortable. Yes, the decor was a little vintage, but I can appreciate that style. Very private! So much lake shore to ourselves! Owners seemed very accommodating. Overall, we had a great time and would come again!