Marilyn is a great host and communicates well. The cabin was clean and comfortable. We enjoyed…read morehaving access to a boat and kayaks. We would definitely stay here again.

Better than we even expected! We found the Delta Lodge on a whim while doing a random internet…read moresearch for northern Wisconsin vacation spots. The photos were nice, the reviews were good. We called, left a message, and our call was returned within 15 minutes. Andy answered all of our questions and helped us pick out the right cabin for us. We can't stress this enough. We absolutely loved our cabin (Cabin 1). Two bedrooms, a bath with a shower, and a perfectly working kitchen. On top of a very comfortable living room, the screened in deck that faced the lake was utterly amazing. Big enough for easy chairs, a couch, and a table, the screened in porch brought the cool breeze into the cabin and made for the finest view of Everett Lake that there is. Every single thing was in working order. The fridge kept our drinks cold, the water pressure was solid, there was hot and cold water. (And the water tasted great, by the way.) The charcoal grill was clean. We had all the utensils and plates we needed. The row boat -- provided to our cabin for free -- was in great shape. The fact that we had oars and lifejackets a-plenty hanging right on the side of the cabin meant we didn't have to walk far when we decided to go out on the lake. A small, but wonderful consideration. We stayed over the fourth of July week, and the place was sold out. But you really wouldn't know it. Nothing ever seemed crowed. There were always kayaks to use. Some folks were a bit loud at night, but the "happy / healthy noises of families having fun" isn't a terrible thing. People just naturally quieted down as the night went on. Swimming is awesome. The water is clear and cool. While there are flies, we had no issue with mosquitos. The frogs are amazing. We sat on the deck for hours listening to the chorus of green frogs, loud and funny and magical. Mix that in with the call of the loons, who had a baby this year, and there was no place else we'd rather be. We saw turtles, we saw deer, we saw birds of all kinds. And of course, we saw dogs, because this is one of the rare places that allow folks to bring their dogs with them. The owners have the nicest, calmest dogs around. Large, but not imposing at all. Others brought dogs of all kinds. Some ran around, some stayed on leashes. But people took care of their dogs. We saw no dog waste anywhere, dogs played with each other and our kids. We laughed a lot when two minutes after lighting our charcoal the dogs would come running up for a hot dog of their own. The Monday night picnic, put on by the owners and attended by most of the cabins, was a fun time. We met interesting folks from all around, had a great conversation, and really good brats. Everyone brought some dishes to pass around. While we could have stayed at the cabin all day, we ventured around the area: a beach on Lake Superior just south of Bayfield, Big Bay State Park on Madeline Island, Fred Sheers Lumberjack Show in Hayward. We fished every day, and caught lots of bluegill and crappie. My ten-year-old daughter, who always wanted to catch a fish, did so without much effort and was so happy. My son caught two huge bass. I caught the littlest fish ever. Whether you're fishing from the dock, from the rowboat, or even from the kayak, you're sure to catch something. Lake Everett is small, so bring your big Evindrudes and Mercurys elsewhere. A trolling motor is more than sufficient. A few things to note: Cabin 1 is close to Scenic Road, and while cars are rare, you do hear a bunch of four-wheelers on their way in and out of the trails. They're loud, but not constant. And we didn't hear them after the sun went down. There's no air conditioning in the cabin, but we never once wished there was. The natural breeze off the lake was cool and even on the warmest day, we were comfortable. There's no wireless access or TV in the cabin, but we had no issue with our AT&T phone signal. This really was a great vacation, and though we usually try doing different things, we were so relaxed and had so much fun that we are certain to come back.

Very nice! We will be coming back! The lakes are very clean and lots of fish, close to town for…read moresupplies and right on the trails! The service is excellent!

This review is ONLY for The Grotto (one of the rental cabins at this resort). I'm sure the rest of…read morethe resort is lovely, but this review is for our experience with The Grotto. It is the bottom half of a two-level cabin. Two bedrooms, small living room, kitchen, and bathroom. It's very quaint inside - 60's stove, 60's kitchen table, etc. And there are beautiful stained glass, back-lit boxes in each wall and two very beautiful stained glass doors to the 2 bedrooms, plus a very neat tin ceiling. Also, a great patio area with a really nice two-person swing and space to sit and chat. So that was all fine. My negative points are this: 1. If you stay here, know that it is loud. Super loud. You can hear EVERYTHING from the people in the cabin above you. TV, talking, walking, I could literally hear how LONG someone peed in the middle of the night (yes, I could hear the splash of the stream). In addition, the people above us had a dog (dogs are allowed here) and kids, so there was just constant racket, banging, clicking, walking. This isn't the resort's fault, but I would say that this bottom-level space should not be used as an individual rental due to the noise. They should just join the top and bottom as one big rental unit so that whoever is on the bottom knows the people making the racket upstairs and can tell them to knock it off. Our kids had a really hard time with the noise late at night and early in the morning - they weren't able to get very much sleep. 2. Towels for the bathroom/shower are not provided. It didn't say that on the website, so we didn't bring any. The website says the cabin provides "basic bedding and pillows, kitchenware, etc." True, it doesn't say "towels," but it also doesn't say "toilet paper" and I assumed they would have it (and they did). I find it so weird that they would choose to omit bathroom towels (even a HAND towel for after you wash your hands). This isn't an $80/night rental. This place is $160/night, you know? No towels? It seems like 4 towels could be tossed in when the sheets are washed, yes...? Which couldn't help but make us wonder if the sheets were washed? Is there not a washing machine here? Anyway, we had to drive to wal-mart and buy 4 towels and washcloths and a hand towel for the bathroom, which was kind of a rocky start. So if you stay here, bring towels. Also, on a related note, the staff was all VERY nice, except the woman I talked to about the towels when we checked in (who was also the bartender, it appeared). She scoffed and said, "You didn't know you were supposed to bring towels?" I could have done without the scoffing. 3. I'd ditch the area rugs right away if you stay here. They don't have any kind of rubber backing underneath, so we all slipped and after a few near-falls, I rolled them all up and put them in the corner. I had to sweep underneath them because once they were rolled up, there was dirt everywhere that had been left under them. 4. Beds are super creaky. Not just, "Oh cute, a little creak." I mean, like, wake up the people in the next room when you get up to use the bathroom in the middle of the night. The cabin is very cute, but it seems like some of the effort/money put into the stained glass or the tin ceilings could have been set aside for updating the 2 beds. 5. The TV is tiny and old and the volume doesn't go very high. Again, I'd take one less stained glass window if it meant putting in a regular television for $300. Again, the staff was all very kind (other than the scoffing bartender) and the area was very pretty. But for $160/night, I would not recommend to a friend renting The Grotto cabin. Our kids were a wreck after the weekend of so little sleep (due to the constant noise upstairs in the evenings and then early in the morning with their dog and kids). Good luck planning your stay!

Thunderstorms interrupted our waterfall chasing, so, we switched gears and drove to somewhere we'd…read morenever been. What a lucky day!! A horseshoe parking lot with a walk-through gate into a fabulous garden filled with local plant varieties to support the local species & each has informational signs. Bat houses dot the trees. From there, you follow a short path past the restroom (with an incinerator toilet!) & gathering area to the boardwalk tracing through a beautifully laid out wetland. It is Fully Accessible in all areas with ample seating throughout the walkways. The design is phenomenal & everything was so well-executed. No bikes or horses allowed. Nesting herons could be spotted in the distance, along with frogs & turtles up close. Fabulous Spot that I'm thrilled to have accidentally happened to come upon!

I love this store! I was visiting family and I was brought just to see how cute it is. It has…read moreAmazing hand made and hand painted, wooden, bald eagle earrings that were just in time for the 4th of July! Then I saw goats milk lotion! Hand made by a veteran in Virginia. I was all over that. Not only is it a wonderful product, It's the least I could do to say "Thank you"to a veteran and a true hero in my eyes. I got some gifts for family, gifts for me and I can't remember the last time I had so much fun in a store! Every item has a story. It's beautiful, magical and absolutely amazing inside. I promise you..every sense will perk up the second you enter!

This is a little gem in this small town! It's filled with cute gift ideas and also has some items…read morefrom local artisans. Worth the stop!

The second visit surpassed the first. The breakfasts continued to be wonderful and the grounds are…read morebeautiful. Garden House's proximity to recreation activities makes this a great stay over spot for adventure or just hanging out.

We stayed for a couple of nights in this beautiful place. Both house and garden are very…read morewell-finished. The owners are very kind and hospitable. The prices for the stay are good. And then the breakfast...delightful, all homemade, every morning a different, tremendous menu. We really hope to come back again!!