Great family experience, whether you are practicing a sport or just getting in shape to play your…read morebest game. The PAC has everything you need to excel. Friendly people, fun activities & great classes!

Do not sign a two-year contract with them they are nickeling and diving everyone billing will not…read morework with you super snotty people even though they are nice to your face when you walk in. I do not suggest going to this pyramid scheme athletic club and people should know about the fact that they have outrageous fees for everything bad place to do business and sign a two-year contract with.

Catching the last bit of summer rays, complete with a cool dip at the pool! Never been here before…read morebut it was a reasonable option to try. We were pleased with the overall upkeep of grounds and facilities. Lifeguards are on duty everywhere so there is a feeling of safety letting your kids swim as they please. There's a cool water slide and separate diving pool. Large area is sectioned off for different age ranges. Rules are followed and most patrons are respectful. A few bandaids, hairs, bugs and dirt along the bottom and around the pool kept me from posting a higher review. Overall a good sport and we might come back.

This place could use a little upkeep/cleaning, but this spot still amazed me. Very reasonable…read moreprices for entry (and concessions)! My two girls and I spent the entire afternoon here with my sister and nephew. There's a diving pool with slide behind what you see in the pics, as well as a playground area, in addition to the main pool with several divided sections.

Came here a few weeks ago as an end of summer trip/birthday trip for a few of my grandbabies. After…read moreplaying with the kids in the pools Pop Pop made his way to the swim up bar where I ordered something called the King Of Rums...... yup that's all I can say. After that I made my way to the arcade for some more fun. This was just one of the many water parks that we had access to with the package that we purchased.

The wilderness is fantastic and probably the best all around resort at the Dells. We come yearly…read moreand stay here the kids have a blast and we wouldn't change a thing.

The first time stopping in, my kids and I really enjoyed ourselves. Small children friendly! The…read morebigger slides are safe for younger kids when accompanied by an adult. All the staff members were helpful and very attentive. There were TONS of lifeguard on duty for a safe yet still fun atmosphere. Cleanliness was pretty fair and Sunday rates were very reasonable. We can't wait to come back.

They have an arcade on the top floor and the pool area on the lower floor. You can only purchase…read moretickets online and no cash is accepted. When we went to check in the woman working was not the most friendly. The arcade is where you pick up wristbands and that was a very easy process. We looked around the arcade but didn't play any of the games. Many similar games as to what is at Dave and Busters. The water area has a decent layout and a number of water slides big and small to go down. We spent most of our time in the general pool with the basketball hoops. They also have an American Ninja warrior type hanging rope course that we had a lot of fun on.

Benderz bar and grill has a serious fly problem. I got the cauliflower pizza and it was really good…read morehowever, having 50 flies dive bombing while I eat was pretty disgusting. gross.

What a fun 4 days. The staff handled the crowd and fireworks with a positive upbeat attitude. The…read morefood cart is a nice addition and the breakfast burrito was huge and delicious! The bartenders and food staff are excellent and very friendly. I did not use the pool but heard there were 2-3 hour intervals and you had your leave when at capacity to let the next group of people swim. I heard people complaining but safety should always be the 1st priority. Well Done Riverbend!

Our kids enjoyed thus place tremendously! They rode everything and gave it 5 stars! I'm old and…read morehung around the wave pool floating all day. I've been to several waterparks now. This is the first one I've been to that didn't have mist sprayers randomly spaying the pathway to keep the temperatures down in the sun. I heard several people commenting over concerns over their child's feet getting burned.

The place is huge. Getting in at 10:30 on a Saturday was rough, the line was quite backed up just…read morefor parking. Once inside the park the slide lines ranged from 20-60 minutes for most. After each one, my family would say it was worth the wait, so clearly we all had fun! Pro tip: check your local hotel for discounted tickets. Ours had deep discounts. We were able to bring a few snacks in pockets, but purchased the Dole whip and chocolate covered bananas, both were wonderful. And prepare to wear sandals between slides, the walk is hot and your feet will thank you! They even have shoe racks at each slide.

My review is ONLY for the waterpark and dry park. I did not stay on property. I was trying to…read moredecide between this place or Noah's Ark. I decided on this place since they had a few unique slides and such a unique look! plus you got 2 parks in one. I am not a go kart person and they have quite a lot of them. My husband enjoyed those. I just watched. I really wanted to try the roller coasters and I was so lucky with NO lines. The 4 wooden coasters are rough and very intense rides. Would I ride them again? Probably not. But I was so glad I could try them. The waterpark was fun. I did spend most of my time in the indoor portion. However, I really enjoyed the lazy river outside. The crazy wave pool with the 9 foot waves ... scary and crazy... Also not for me but I enjoyed people watching. The rotating slide is really why I was there. I never been on something like this. I think it's the only one in the USA and wow was it weird. It was really fun and different and something I will be probably never experience again. It can give you a little bit of motion sickness due to the movement but if that's not an issue for you, you should be good. I also love a good hot tub which they had. I definitely recommend and would love to come back. It was just so unique and fun.

HORRIBLE!! The most amount of money I've paid for the WORST accommodations. The beds are not any…read morebetter than a pull out sofa mattress. There are no plugs in the room for charging devices. I couldn't even plug my CPAP in without taking the lightbulbs out of a light fixture. NOT WORTH IT Not to mention the water park. Time limits and lines for the one adult hot tub. No space to sit or set your things. And we came in the winter, I can't even imagine what it would be like in peak season. NOT WORTH IT

Crawdaddy Cove is described as an indoor water park. It is really a small indoor hotel couple of…read morepools for very small, very young people with low to no expectations. I was invited here with a child by a group that had rented the space on a Sunday afternoon. I came suited but when I saw what it was declined to get in. To the hotels credit, the group had reserved a room. I used this room, in the line of hotel rooms that back up to the pool area (which I think would be a plus if you're looking for that sort of thing) to change out of my suit. The room was very clean, crisp, bright, and modern. There were enough tables in the pool area for folks who aren't getting in the water to have a place to be.

Noisiest hotel- kids running halls until late, footsteps above are LOUD- terrible if you want to…read moresleep- quiet hours are a joke.

Wish we could give more than 5 stars! This experience far surpassed my 6-year-old grandson's…read moreexpectations. We got to see a two-headed snake, so many gators, and the biggest snakes we've ever seen. The absolute highlight was when my grandson and his Dad got to hold a gator--he hasn't stopped telling everyone about it since! Definitely a must-see highlight of the Dells.

My son has become Mr Alligstor almost overnight (well it started maybe around May of this year and…read moreapart from his normal video gaming, Alligators -- and to a lesser extent Crocs and Caimans) are his jam. He had been watching science-related videos, reading books, talking alligators and crocs nonstop. We were planning a mini father son trip and I wasn't sure where to go, when to my surprise I saw that Wis Dells had an alligator place! So we actually headed up there from NW Chicagoland for Alligators first...and boy this did not disappoint. The place was surprisingly very clean and not smelly at all--I had a college roommate who bought an old Used car that had a garter snake in it and he kept it and boy did it smell...so this is no small feat to keep it clean with this many reptiles. It was the first thing we did in Wis Dells and my son was there a good couple of hours (entrance was about $20 for us to visit and then you can buy food to feed -- meat packets were very reasonably priced), and also feed alligators, pythons, snapping turtles, alligator snapping turtles, caimans live mice and/or rats depending what the animals needed that day. Thankfully the owners -- lovely people who have been there nearly 30 years -- feed the live animals we don't have to touch them. I'll admit that left me a little squirmish but my son was in heaven. We were there about 2 hours (most folks I imagine last about 30 mins) and my son was really excited to see the animals -- behind closed glass tanks. They have 14 or so gators in the big tank right as you walk in, have an albino alligator (large one too) in a separate tank behind. Several pythons- including a jumbo yellow scary python and one a little smaller next to it. They have turtles, some smaller snakes, and some toads etc in other cages.... I figured we saw all we could ever see that first 2 hours as it isn't the biggest place, but my son really wanted to go back before we left, so we went back 2 days later and I don't know how we missed it on day 1, but they had a photo opportunity to hold an alligator (its mouth is taped for safety) and that was the thrill of my sons life! He's been telling everyone about that post our visit. Overall it was impressive how clean and not smelly the place is, showing the care the handlers/owners take to these animals. One bit of advice, while they have some very brief blurbs on some (not all) of the animals, I'd recommend adding more complete blurbs in the animals like a traditional zoo would. They also have an opportunity to buy alligators (which presumably is legal in Wisconsin) and that is something I'd never recommend -- Thankfully they aren't cheap so kids likely couldn't do that without a parent being involved:). All in all across 2 visits we were there 3.5 or so hours and my son had the absolute best time of his life. I can't thank them enough and they were super great to him answering his questions, etc (especially since on the second visit they were pretty darn crowded but they gave my so. Extra special treatment :) ). A wonderful experience-- and a reminder of the things we parents do for our kids lol - as Id never be there if it was t for my son, let alone be there twice! We will be back too next time we go to the Dells (I hadn't been to the Dells in over 20 years--first time as an adult, and I hadn't a great time, but this was amongst our biggest highlight of the trip)