Wow, just wow! A right wing political statement is what you are greeted to when you drive up…read more I don't care what your views are regarding politics, however I don't think that it is in the best interest of your business to post such strong political views at your business entrance regardless of which party you support It was very sad and disheartening to see the American Flag torn and ripped up with a large sign featuring the Democratic President, Former Speaker of the House and Senate majority leader pointing to the flag and the poster stating "Look up, I did that". The implication is that the democrats have trashed America and trampled on our Flag. It's sad that this business owner, and the patrons that like this sign are out of touch with reality. It wasn't the democratic president that encouraged people to storm the capitol. It was Trump supporters that used the American Flag to beat cops while trying to overthrow democracy; this is fact and available to anyone to verify. The bar is a little dark but nicely laid out. The beer was cold and the price was reasonable. The lady behind the bar was pleasant and helpful. The man behind the bar when we walked in said "Are you lost?" in a unfriendly tone. Not the kind of welcome that would be conducive to encouraging people to spend money in the establishment. The Trump 2024 hats and other political paraphernalia supporting Trump is a big turnoff. Again, I don't care who you support, but it will alienate half the population- not a good business model. We stayed for one beer and left. The place had awesome potential, however it was not a welcoming experience so the four of us bounced. I would not recommend this place. However if you are devoid of reality and love to trash democracy, this is your place.

Friendly staff!! Great food. Good time! Especially snowmobile season! Games, food, beer and good…read morecrowd.

We stayed at the Red Pines on a recent trip to Phillips, Wisconsin. It was recommended to us by…read moreMark, at the Cabin ( A Classy looking restaurant near Conners Lake- we unfortunately didn't get to eat there due to family schedules, but would put it on a priority list for our next trip here). The Red Pines: Wow. What a great place to crash after a 1500 mile trip from New Hampshire. Nicely taken care of Condos, sort of a log cabinish exterior. Inside was very clean, nicely finished. Very quiet sleeping. Our Hostess Debby and her Husband Al were fantastic, and very friendly. We arrived last minuteish, and Debby was able to juggle rooms to find us a unit (#5) that would accept pets. Our English Bulldog Lara was extremely happy to chill out here. For those traveling with a family pet this is a great place. Would highly recommend to anyone visiting the Phillips, Winter, Wisconsin area. We would definitely stop here again. Dan Durham, NH

I see that this resort hasn't been reviewed for a while, so I thought I'd do WGR a solid and give…read morethem an up-to-date shout-out. My family of 5 visited Wild Goose during the week spanning the July 4th holiday. The owner who came by when we first arrived at the cabin was very friendly and helpful. I spoke with a few people who have been coming here for over a decade, and they told me that the owners no longer live on-site and that the pub/diner is a thing of the past. But WOW. We had a tremendous vacation here. The resort is on Round Lake: most cabins have an incredible view and are only steps away from the lake. The cabins are spacious and rustic (though they could benefit from a few updates), with well-equipped kitchens, up-to-date grills, sunrooms, and large decks. The cabin we stayed in (Canadian) had a TV with cable and Wi-Fi, though I understand that this is not the case with most of the other cabins. We also had two kayaks and a canoe, which saw a LOT of action during the week. The resort offers fishing boats to rent for the week, but we opted to fish right off the piers. We caught a ton of perch and bluegill right off the pier (as in, enough for dinner!), using nothing but worms and bobbers. (Early in the morning and late in the evening are the best times.) We SAW a musky in the reeds, but did not manage to catch any. There were several avid fisherfolk staying at the resort: we saw them coming back with loads of crappie and walleye. Be advised that Minocqua is about a 30-minute drive, so plan accordingly. You need to bring your own bath/beach towels, but bed linens and blankets are provided. Bring lots of bug spray and sunscreen. We brought our own knives and cutting board, but there was no need: the cabins and fish cleaning station have plenty of knives, including filet knives for your catch. Speaking of the fish cleaning station: I have never seen a cleaner or better-equipped one. We hardly ate out during our visit: part of that was a function of the long drive into town, but was mostly due to the fact that the kitchen was well-equipped and the grill was clean (no disgusting, greasy, rusted-out grills here!). Plus, the resort's prices for a week-long stay are very reasonable. What's not to love? We would definitely stay here again.

This is the "lodge" for the Wild Goose resort. The owners/operators are great people who serve up…read moresome great food. Stop by for dinner if you're in the area!

Very rustic so if you're the room service type, keep looking. But for my family, who's been coming…read morefor nearly 40 years, it's our respite from the hustle of life. 14 cabins ranging in size and a huge lake frontage on a gorgeous chain of lakes. My wish is that needed updates on the cabins that don't have showers (there are about 4 of them) be made to sustain the business). I'd have to believe the extra cost for these updates would be gladly accepted by us faithful. Pets are welcome, too and my dogs have had the privilege of cabin life one week at a time over their lifetime, which makes me have a peaceful time as well.

I have to give this a five simply because we had an amazingly good time! Singing to the juke box,…read moreshooting darts, good beer, great owner, free wi-go, and yes, outhouses!