This is a nice little park in the town of Dane. It's got new playground equipment, so the kids…read morewill love it. The softball diamond is in good shape and plays very well (great place for a tournament, especially if the snack shack and announcer booth are running). With a spacious shelter and a decent amount of parking, this is a great little gem.

Had the pleasure of DJing a wedding there recently. The owner GOES ABOVE and beyond for the guests…read moreon site. An absolute gem of a venue. Worth a moment to check out this place. Takes the time to check in and make sure things run smooth. VERY HANDS ON and personable. Take a moment and check them out for your next event.

Finally got around to hitting this hidden gem. I've golfed just about every other course in the…read morearea - and it was time we checked out Fairfield Hills. Dealing with the staff was easy (via phone or in person) - super friendly folks with all the answers to our questions. They have a nice little practice green, and a great driving range. The whole facility is well kept. The course is in really good shape. Probably the fastest greens I've played all season. We didn't notice many (any?) weeds. The greens were clean, and the immediate rough around greens and fairway were pretty decent. The layout is fairly basic - just par 3s and 4s (for the primary 9 at least - we didn't hit holes 10, 11 or 12). The most "character" you'll find is a picturesque tee shot over a mid-fairway fountain. No dog-legs are bends on this course - all straight shots. Along with straight shots - accuracy is required as most holes are pretty tight. There's not a lot of forgiveness if you're not in the fairway. You'll be in the woods, prairie grass or, on the more "open" holes, punching out from under a tree. I'd consider playing here again. Would I pay rack rate? Probably not when I could find a round at a full par-72 course for a couple more bucks. But getting a deal helps (see various golf deal websites) If I lived close, I'd consider a membership as it's fairly affordable for what you get.

I will start off by saying I have been looking forward to visiting this place for YEARS. I am also…read moreNOT a circus fan. I remember being 3 or 4 years old and my dad taking me to the Circus and we left after about 5 minutes. I just hated everything about it. But I always enjoyed the Circus paintings, flyers, etc. from the old days. This place had TONS of that! This place is Ringling Bros original winter quarters. There is so much to explore. I've seen tons of videos on youtube of this place but it is does not do it justice with how large this place really is. This place took about 4 hours for me to explore. There's indoor and outdoor exhibits. The outdoor portion has historical buildings, which was really fun to explore. They did have a couple of shows going on but I came on a Monday and it was fairly quiet which was very nice. The only show I saw was the Circus they have which was actually VERY good. I was not looking forward to it but it was about an hour and it was so entertaining. I would 100% recommend and would come back. If nothing else, you can enjoy all the old posters and banners like myself.

Do you love the art of the circus and want to expierence the most unique museum ever? Well Circus…read moreWorld is for you. This place is Ringling Bros original winter quarters. There are a few different things to see here and I highly recommend spending the day exploring it all. First the main room when you enter will have history on the Ringling Brothers along with a few novelty items. Then next to it are all the animal houses that have wagons, dioramas, and so much more in each of them. They have things from Ringling, but also history on other circus's. Now you cross a bridge to the other side where they have the Hippodrome. In here they have a few small shows in here. They also have actual circus train cars that were used by Ringling. During the summer months they have a circus tent where they do a circus show that's free with the price of admission to the museum. Now the best part is the wagon area. It's a giant building that holds about 50 wagons from every circus around. The history of these wagons is amazing. Overall if you want a day of exploring circus history and want to see the live circus, visit this amazing place.

Loved the original wisconsin duck tour and our driver isaac was the best! I highly recommend going…read morehere.If you are at the wisconsin dells.

Well worth the money. Everyone, from the concessions workers to the guy driving the duck were…read morewonderful. The driver, a University of Wisconsin student, made it a lot of fun.

Took 20 guys to Wild Rock last week (June 24). The staff treated us great! It's a wonderful layout…read moreand was in great condition. We were worried about the greens based on last years reviews, but the steps they took to bring them back must have worked cause they were near perfect . . . We'll be back!

Great experience for my group. Beautiful course. Great fairways. Except the greens are horrid. 7/18…read moregreens are 1. Under repair 2. Sand or 3. Gravel bumpy. Disappointing when booking outings and paying the price you pay for this course. Range is choppy with small area. Bar food and drinks were great.

I would highly recommend Lake Wisconsin Cruises. We did a private charter this past Saturday for my…read moreBachelorette party and it was amazing. Everyone had a great time, plenty of room, we could bring snacks, there are bathrooms on board, and the staff was wonderful. We are already trying to plan a day to try one of the other cruises they offer. Can't wait to do it again!

What a great crew and you cannot beat the amazing views! It was a cloudy day and it was still…read moreawesome! Highly recommend!

Amazing stay in the dells here in the dellshire hotel! The rooms are new and beautiful plus the…read morearcade and restaurants inside the hotel are amazing. This was my first time coming here and it will not be my last. 10/10

I'm so mad I'm shaking. We treated family to Dellshire and wanted to pay for everything. Dellshire…read morecharged us for the FIRST night when booking. Then upon arrival, Dellshire told us we needed to pay the remaining balance which we did. Then they say there's a $100 PER NIGHT incidental that you'll get back upon checking out. When she asked how we'd like to be charged for the incidental, My father said, "I'll put my card down for that since I'll get it back" Flash forward to a few days later, my father was charged for the night on his card! BOTH OF OUR CARDS WERE CHARGED (we were all in 1 room), then we check our bank account to see that they refunded our room & charged my elderly disabled fathers card for the room! I called Dellshire & their solution is for us to just pay back my father. I wanted them to charge us & refund him but NOPE, the solution is to, "Maybe you can just pay your dad back" This was so ridiculous & insane. How do you accidentally charge someone elses card for a room? WE PAID! How do you refund a night only to charge someone elses? What else about Dellshire?: I don't feel bad about being honest about the room now: This is a super clean & nice hotel but no where near worth the money it costs. The cleaning lady we saw was meticulous- she kept that place spotless. Every time we walked around she was mopping, vacuuming or scrubbing so this place is impressingly spotless. We also liked that they offer free parking. However other than them actually CHARGING THE WRONG CARDS AT CHECKIN, our other issues we noticed that we probably would've overlooked if they didn't mess us our billing: We went as 3 adults & were excited to be able to try Dellshire because it looked like it was going to be a 4 star luxury hotel. However this unfortunately is NOT worth the money. To put it in perspective, we checked & the price we paid per night at Dellshire was what Wilderness & Great Wolf were charging but Dellshire doesn't have a waterpark or the same activities that the other Hotels charge for the same price. 1. There's hardly any theming once you get away from the check in area. The room had a Forrest paining on the wall- which reminding us of something we'd see in the Wilderness hotel but nothing Medieval whatsoever. I guess we were expecting more Medieval decorations throughout the hotel, for some reason we were expecting (and hoping) we'd see the hotel decked out or people walking around like you'd see at Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament. We at least thought there would be swords, armor, or really ANY Medieval decorations through the hotel 2. The pools are incredibly TINY & sidewind so it's hard to have fun & swim in them. We didn't have kids with us but we were hoping for at least a waterslide for the price we paid. 3. The Rooms don't have microwaves either so it put a damper on bringing leftovers or pizza to the room for late night snacks 4. The bars are super tiny & one is awkwardly located in front to the side of the hotel check in. 5. The restaurants are incredibly expensive, I mean breakfast is $35 a person plus tax. 6. The arcades range from $2.50 to $6.00 a game so we went into downtown Dells to play unlimited games at the Arcade Bars *This place reminds us of a Holiday Inn or Days Inn- which isn't a bad thing don't get me wrong but when you're paying over $350 & not getting any theming water slides, water park, etc it's just not worth it. Next time we'll just go to Great Wolf or Wilderness for the same price.

This place saved us from an awful experience at another hotel (have a look at my last review of the…read moreSemen Express - ugggggggg). It's not pretty, but it's clean and the service is impeccable. Comes with breakfast, WiFi, great large television and- did I mention? It's clean. No stains, hairs, or bodily emissions to add to your trip. Even had plenty of parking to go around, and a great restaurant across the roadway. Really don't know why people have such low reviews, completely not deserved. Do yourself a favor and stay here, avoid the Inn.

Our family was on a multi-state road trip and taking our hotel stays day-by-day. When we decided to…read moreland in the Wisconsin Dells area, we were debating whether to spend 1 night or 2 in the area. I came upon the Voyageur Inn and was attracted to it because it boasted of WiFi, a pool/hot tub, an on-site restaurant and bar. I saw from the pictures that it is an older property, but we'd been having good luck with older properties this trip, finding several that were clean and comfortable, and we hoped for the same from Voyageur. I envisioned that we might be able to use the pool with our tween, then my husband and I might enjoy a cocktail at the bar in the evening while he played with his friends on his iPad in the room. If the room/amenities had been as comfortable as we'd hoped, we'd have stayed 2 nights. We ended up leaving after 1, and gratefully so. First, there is no WiFi in the rooms, they say they're "working on it," but based on the signage it doesn't seem like they're planning on finishing that "work" anytime soon. The woman at check-in was sitting at a desk in a back office facing the front, but still made us ring the bell before she would come out, though she knew we were standing there. She couldn't find our reservation initially. She finally found it, and gave us our keys. We noted that the main hall smelled funny, and the halls where the rooms are located are DARK. Looks like something out of a horror movie walking up. We opened our first room and it was HOT. I turned the AC on and noticed it didn't seem to be blowing very cold, but we thought we'd go to dinner and leave it running, and see if it cooled down. It didn't. When we got back and it was still hot, we went to the front desk (rang the bell again), and the woman's response after we told her we went to dinner and came back was, "It just takes a while, give it 10 minutes." We said it's already been over an hour. She said, "Well, I'd have to come check it," as if we wouldn't want her to do that. We said, "Yes, please do!" She did come confirm that the AC wasn't working, and told us maintenance wasn't in. We asked for a different room, and she said she could move us, but the other room's door key wasn't working so she'd have to figure out the key. We asked to be moved, and after some time she was able to bring us a key for the new room. We learned that the restaurant and bar is only open from 5-8 in the evenings, so no chance of that evening cocktail. No towels at the pool, we used our room towels. The WORST part of the whole stay, though, was what passed for a "bed"! Sleeping on the floor might have been worse, but not by much. The king-sized bed was literally like sleeping on a cot. It doesn't even feel like a real bed. Thinnest mattress I've ever seen in my life. That alone would be reason enough to cut our stay short, if we had planned on being there more than one night. It was truly awful. Pros: The rooms are large. They were satisfactorily clean. There was a stain on the carpet and some stray hairs in the bathroom, but other than that it did seem pretty clean. And the complimentary breakfast ticket at the restaurant next door IS nice. We had a great breakfast of scrambled eggs, meat, toast with jelly, and coffee, in a nice sit-down restaurant atmosphere, free of charge. That was nice. Also, the Norman Rockwell art collection on site is pretty cool. There's a nice little biographical write-up of Norman Rockwell available in the lobby, and their collection of his complete works is on display in the halls leading to the restaurant. That being said, our overall experience at the Voyageur Inn was... lacking. We've stayed in some old hotels and motels that were really well-run, clean, and nice. This wasn't that. This was a property in decline in EVERY way, not just by age. Do not recommend.