With new ownership this place is returning to its former glory. Love all of the improvements and…read morehad a great time "unplugging" from normal life. Phone service is spotty but I didn't even notice. Fishing was good, floating was perfect, overall the best "hole in the wall" campground I've ever visited.

Yes !! Under new ownership ! The new owners have already cleaned the place up tremendously , the…read moreriver is much safer now and will be even more so next year . Not only has the river been cleaned of trash so has the campgrounds . Renovations and upgraded to come over the winter . The new owner is a hoot! Straightforward honest and great people . I totally suggest you stay and camp and the float down the river is stunning. Large groups with children can book the secluded Monkey Camp and have a great campfire story sighting (of one of the employees) of the infamous monkey of the woods ! It was priceless . Book now . You won't be disappointed

Stayed there this past weekend!!!! What a great cozy get away!!! Even in the off season we found…read morestuff to do!!!! The owners Susan and Pat are awesome!!!!! Definitely a great place to stay with family or friends!

Breezy Point makes me happy. I had become disenchanted with the evolution of the Lake over the…read morelast 30 years from a quirky and charming place to something more like subrbia with a big lake. Breezy Point has the charm so much of the area has lost. The overall ambience is a mix of 70's, 80's and today, and that's most definitely one of the keys to their success. If you have fond memories of the Lakes past humble and fun persona, they'll be rekindled here for sure. Even so, everything is kept very very clean and comfortable. We had a chance to talk to Teresa, the owner and the Diana from housekeeping. Both of them were very friendly and helpful, and they confirmed what appeared to be the case: the place is neat as a pin under the close observation of Pat, Teresa's husband. The attention to detail is evident. We didn't see any of the bugs or spiderwebs that have always - at least for me - been part of the Lake experience. Every corner of this property is ship-shape and updated as needed, from the Weber grills without a scratch to the very comfortable beds. I'm so glad we found this place and I predict we'll be regulars.

My wife and I along with a few friends decided to stayed at Moonies Resort while spoonbill snagging…read morein April 2019. My wife and I arrived there just before 9pm. Being my first time at Moonies, I didn't know where to check in. I wound up going to a couple different doors before I found the bar where I met three people. These were the extremely friendly staff of Moonies, winding down and getting things ready for the influx of people arriving for the weekend. One of them was the owner, Mike, and the other two were his employees who served as the cook, bartender, and maids. The owner Mike could quickly become a close friend of mine, a real friendly sincere guy, and fun to talk with. I would say the owner may need to hire someone a little better at record keeping, this includes recording sales, it would be my guess they're losing a lot of money from mismanagement. Although very nice people, his employees did not major in business, hotel management, or culinary arts. I didn't personally eat there, but my group did and they didn't like what they had, and we're not picky people. There was no tracking of drinks sold at the bar while we were there, on two nights, we had to help the barmaid, or was she the cook, figure out our own tabs. There is no telling how much is lost here, but a quick audit might find a problem. Rooms were okay, just keep in mind, rooms cost $65 a night, and its not the Holiday Inn. Its for people wanting access to the lake, and there are plenty of boat slips to park your boat whiles there. Ceiling fan didn't work in my room, there was no TV, there was WiFi, but unless you talked to the staff, the password wasn't posted in the rooms. There were mismatched dishes, one coffee cup, some silverware, and one headboard on one of the two mismatched queen sized beds. Sheets and blanket appeared to be clean, as was the shower and toilet. Wasn't bad, but could have been better. With proper staff, income would allow for upgrades. I would stay there again in a heartbeat. Thanks for a great time Mike.

Horrible customer service. Never met a bar maid with such a horrible disrespectful attitude. The…read moreonly thing good about our experience was the apple pie shot. Not sure how they stay open with the service they have. Rooms were dirty. You Can tell they dont do any real cleaning. Bedding didn't seem to be cleaned. Apparently the don't use a vacuum. Found old condom wrappers in the night stand.. Tried this place out a year ago. They had good food. Their bar staff needed to be replaced. Hoping they had new staff. Sadly they did not. Now the grounds around the place this time had not been kept up. No maintenance done. This will be the last time we give moonies a try.

This little museum will amaze you. They have have re-created a small turn of the 19/20 century…read morevillage (all indoors). Included are a hardware store, a Barber's shop, a doctor's office, a law office, a drug store, etc. They also have a wonderful military room. There are displays showing famous people from Clinton, or past businesses such as hatcheries that shipped nation-wide. There is a genealogy room staffed with volunteers. There are docents available for guided tours. The museum is closed during the winter except for special occasions.

We enjoyed looking through this museum. Especially liked the old-time drugstore display and also…read morethe doctor's office. Most of the workers are volunteers and very enthusiastic about the place. Well worth the $5 admission.

Absolutely fanatic and wonderful stay! I am so incredibly happy and thankful to have stayed here on…read moreour trip. The owners of the home were so kind and lovely, if you needed anything at all you could just ask. Though, they did make sure we were not In need of anything. The rooms were decorated so cute, all of the rooms, shared hangout spaces, and bathrooms were so clean and inviting. I especially loved that our bathroom had a garden tub in it! When it came to breakfast time I don't think there was a single thing more I could have asked for. Every morning there was coffee, apple juice, orange juice, assorted toasts/breads, eggs, fruit, delicious homemade baked goods (blueberry muffins and the apple nut bread was my favorite). On other days we also had biscuits and gravy, and amazing Amish bacon added to the already perfect breakfast spread. If you are looking for a place to stay while in town I would highly recommend the Haysler House bed and breakfast.

We really enjoyed staying with Roger at his beautiful home. The food was wonderful and our room was…read morebeautiful. He graciously kept our car for us for a week while we rode the Katy Trail. Highly recommended.

This is an undiscovered quaint getaway! Owners are very hospitable, a nearby bar called the Jungle…read moreBar is a must!