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Indian Shores

3.3 (14 reviews)

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Darrell S.

We have been extremely happy with the friendly service at this campground, they go out of there way to make sure your stay and needs are met. They have wonderful amenities from a in ground pool, basketball court, boat rentals and playground for kids. I highly recommend this facility and the restaurant that is on the property as well. DShelby

Dee Dee R.

This campground is wonderful. Just driving in from the main road reduced my blood pressure. I loved that even though there were many sites available, it didn't look like it - winding tree-covered trails to screen the campsites. It's built on the site of an old boys camp (Camp Strongheart). Lots of preserved history - make sure to view the memorabilia at The Lodge when you check in. We came here for a family get-together this fall and our cabin on Tomahawk Lake was clean and comfy (and the shower water pressure was the best). The staff was very accommodating and fast to reply. You won't find a better place to stay in the North Woods (and we've been to a few places over the years). I was grateful for the on-site general store so we didn't have to go into town for firewood etc. And visiting the bar/restaurant next door was a welcome respite after a day of biking the nearby trails. The fish was great. We didn't stay at a campsite, but talked with RVers who loved the fact that they weren't crammed together and everyone was so friendly. We rented a pontoon boat and were able to spend a day cruising the many connected local lakes to Minocqua, where we had a choice of great local restaurants to dock at for a bite to eat. My husband, who is a mechanic, appreciated that the boat was well taken care of. There were also other types of watercraft available to rent. Overall, Indian Shores made for a great North Woods getaway and we are looking forward to coming back next year.

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We brought our camper in for an insurance estimate and the staff was knowledgeable, friendly, and fast. Thank you for your service.

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This was our second year staying here, and unfortunately we were pretty disappointed this time. We…read morestayed in Cabins 4 and 5, which are the more expensive, higher-end cabins. My family and I aren't high-maintenance campers. We've done everything from tent camping to staying in luxury cabins, so we understand that camping comes with a few inconveniences. That said, at nearly $1,300 per cabin for the week, we expected a better experience. The first issue was the power. Cabin 4 had no electricity when we arrived. There is essentially no cell service here--which isn't a complaint, just something to be aware of--so once we found a signal, we called for assistance. A young employee, who looked to be around 16 years old, came out but wasn't able to fix the problem. Eventually an adult arrived, and the power was restored well enough to work, but it wasn't until nearly 9:00 p.m. We had checked in around 11:00 a.m., so we went almost the entire day without electricity. The next issue was the hot water. Neither cabin had reliable hot water, and in Cabin 4 the shower and sink water had a strong sulfur smell. After a long day outside, a clean, hot shower is something we expected. We also arrived early, which I fully understand is outside normal check-in expectations. We were simply trying to beat the heat, so we waited on the porch while the cabin was cleaned. During that time, we noticed the sheets were changed, but the blankets were not. The staff brought in clean sheets, but no fresh blankets. Another disappointment was the condition of the outdoor areas. I realize that once we check in, keeping the deck tidy is our responsibility. However, upon arrival both decks needed to be swept before we could comfortably use them. More concerning was the beach. It was covered in goose droppings, and there didn't appear to be anyone maintaining the grounds. At many campgrounds, there's a groundskeeper or manager who helps keep common areas clean and safe, especially places where children play. We ended up filling about half a garbage bag with goose droppings ourselves so the kids could enjoy the beach. Finally, there were almost no cleaning supplies provided in the cabins. Since we were staying for a full week, it would have been nice to have basic supplies such as an all-purpose cleaner, toilet bowl cleaner, and a plunger available. We really enjoyed our stay here last year, which is why this visit was so disappointing. This property has a lot of potential and is in a beautiful location, but for the price being charged, we expected the cabins to be better maintained and the overall experience to match the premium cost.

We arrived to check into Cabin #2 and were greeted by two friendly women at the restaurant. We…read moreexcitedly drove over to our cabin to unload after a long day of travel knowing that we had family members meeting us over at the resort for dinner. Upon walking in we were met with an incredibly moldy smell. I decided to open up every window and get it aired out. The windowsills were resting places for dead bugs and almost every screen had multiple holes covered by duct tape. While I was opening windows, my friend used the bathroom and exclaimed out loud as she nearly fell off the loosely mounted, slanted toilet. As we walked throughout the cabin, we noticed the floor was unstable and uneven in many places with a level change to the bedroom and a number of soft spots in the subfloor. It was unsettling. That night neither of us slept a wink. It probably didn't help that we needed to kill a dozen spiders in the bathroom and bedroom before retiring for the evening. Both of us grew up in very modest households, frequently camping and "roughing it", but this experience wasn't charming or rustic, it was filthy and neglected. We could go on but will simply list the following concerns: - Horrible odor - Bath towel that smelled of mildew - Window screens were ripped and duct taped - Spiders/cobwebs in the bathroom and bedroom - Unclean and unstable toilet - Uncomfortably old and flat pillows - Dirty comforter and decorative pillow covers - Rusted porch door with a 2 inch gap practically inviting mosquitoes inside - Numerous holes in the ceiling and walls plugged with tissues and rags - Splatter on the coffee pot - Ceiling-wide chains, presumably holding up the side walls - Laminate ceiling panel falling off - Dirty towels plugging gap around AC unit We decided to quickly leave the next morning, two days before our scheduled departure. As we headed into town to shake the cobwebs out of our hair, we went to a few local haunts to pick up breakfast and other knickknack items. While sharing our experience with locals, we learned that the owner has a reputation for taking money without providing clean or quality accommodations and that cabin guests would never return. Well, we are certainly among those who were dissatisfied and horrified.

Indian Shores - campgrounds - Updated July 2026

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