Big Foot Beach State Park was conveniently located near a wedding, allowing us to camp here instead…read moreof doing a hotel. The state park is much smaller than average. Additionally, there is not as much to do. There are some trails, although they were cutting plants and working on some. The main attraction was the lagoon near the road. The city was working on gates from the lagoon with painted crosswalks. Given the minimal traffic past downtime, walking on the side of the road is safe enough. It connects to the Lake Geneva lake trail that goes through the backyards of nice houses. Calling it a beach state park is a bit of a stretch. Across the road from the entrance lays about 2 feet of sandy beach. The campsite does have RV options.

Its ok. The beach area is very small, if they simply raked the beach to make a bigger beach area,…read morethat will eliminate the weeds and burs, along with the sticks and other debris. Lots of big rocks after walking into the lake, wear water shoes. It is marked off so boats and jet skis can't enter the area. Easy access from Big Foot Camp grounds.

Very clean and maintained beach and bathroom. Helpful workers and recommend to go while visiting…read more Best beach of the lake.

This is a nice beach on Lake Geneva but it is for locals or season ticket holders. My dad is local…read moreand if i went there more often, I would get a season pass. As you can see from the photos, it isn't too crowded and it is well maintained. I was meeting my cousin from the Chicago suburbs here to do some boating on the lake. Nice area, and nice large lake. If you are launching a boat, plan ahead. Have fun!!

Loved gawking here I actually had the best gawk of my life on this walk, talk, and gawk trail. Hope…read moreto bring my family out here to gawk with me one day!!

This was right up our alley. You have the opportunity to walk the shoreline on this unique path…read more Each home has their own spin on the path and some embrace while others pretend it isn't there. Wear comfortable shoes, even better if they are waterproof - our Vessi's were perfect! Terrain is anywhere from easy to mild and potentially mud ridden like ours was today. Beautiful and fun!

Lake Geneva Shore Path runs along the entire lake. On the 26 mile path you'll pass historic estates…read morewith beautifully sculptured gardens and landscapes. History serves that 2500 BC to 1836 AD Chief Big Foot and his Potawatomi tribe walked this path between their villages. The path has been preserved nicely by all the estate owners that live on the lake. The path is rugged in places made up of brick, wood, stones, boulders and slate. It's an enjoyable walk with plenty of breathtaking views and colorful inlets that change in the seasons!

My husband was looking at hikes and noticed this one in Lake Geneva. As a kid, I came to Lake…read moreGeneva every summer, but was too young to remember going along parts of this path. As an adult, I love this path, it is right along Lake Geneva and in the backyards of multi-million estates. I love looking at estates and observing the activity on the water at the same time. The path is a bit narrow and there isn't anywhere to break off to use the restroom, so be sure to make a stop to the bathroom before you start the path. Weekends tend to get pretty busy, so try going on a weekday and there won't be any crowds on the path. We plan to hike this whole path (about 23 miles) by the end of spring or summer 2020. So far, we've made 2 trips and covered 7 miles of the lake (14 miles total back and forth) and plan to make more stops in order to go around the whole lake. By the end, we will cover the lake twice. Haha. So far so good, but I'll update this review after I hike the whole path.

Personally, I had a blast! the only thing that threw me off was that there is 2 lifeguard stands…read moreand they had 3 lifeguards on duty. so the one girl was going back and forth between both life guards to flirt with them for like 20 minutes straight Each and made the boys take their eyes off the water.

Williams Bay Beach is a relaxing respite away from the crowds at the main beach on Lake Geneva…read more Watch the Resident Only parking restrictions around here, and you'll also have to pony up $5 for kids and $8 for adults to enjoy this beach (which I always think is nuts- paying so much to sit on sand and enjoy a swim in a weedy Lake). There are 1-2 Lifeguards on duty, and while they're not hypervigilant, I did see one do the shore walk, looking for drowning kids or people in distress. There are bathrooms here, and a shower and foot shower outside the building to rinse off sand and sea muck. Not a bad way to spend your day, especially if you're looking to avoid a crowded beach.

Scam. Scam. Be very wary of this business. We rented waver runners from them only to lose our…read moresecurity deposit. We were docking the waverunner as per the staff instructions only to have it bump an object. There was a ding on the boat. Mind you it was a very narrow dock with no staff actually coming out to tow the waverunners in. Someone then came by and said it was our fault when it was their staff who directed traffic. I suspect the business uses this excuse to charge the customers for minor damage and keep the security deposits claiming they need to repair the waverunners. The waverunners by the way had other dings on it that were clearly not repaired. If other yelpers have had similar experiences, please file complaints accordingly so that others will not suffer a similar scam( " bait and switch ") while on a vacation.

Visited lake Geneva for the first time and decided to rent a boat for the first time also. Leather…read morelips staff helped ease all of our concerns before sending us out and the made us feel comfortable on our first boating experience. The boat was fast and fun and we had a great time on lake Geneva. Alex was amazingly helpful and accommodating and out return of the boat was just as easy as leaving. Would absolutely return to leather lips again.

Pretty good place! Went on a day trip with family and hubby…read moreto celebrate birthday. Cute town! We walked around the downtown, beach, the little shops. Very nice! Had lunch at Oak Fire which was great and some good old fashioned ice cream at Kilwins. Lake was very peaceful. Clean, well maintained area. Has a number of restaurants, many shops, very quaint. Parking is a challenge though. It was hard to find and apparently very closely monitored so watch out for tickets! The apps make it easy to extend time as needed. They also have a Safari experience (we weren't able to make it to the drive through Safari due to ticket unavailability) but seems like a good place to see. They have boat tours as well and boats to rent (although pretty pricey). Overall would recommend!

Quality/Quantity - Hottest day here in a while, the locals…read moretell me. Huge lake and of course we end up in one of the most popular areas. Crazy busy. Limited paid parking; then we found the free parking lots a few blocks away. The area we hung out at had a small sandy beach. Boat rides, tours, rentals, etc. Some shops on the pier with public bathrooms. Other things to do in town: Events, shopping, arts & entertainment, golf courses, hiking, biking, lake activities, museums, orchards & farms, parks, petting zoo, horseback riding, spas & salons, water parks, camps, retreats, fall & winter activities, theater, etc. And of course my favorite places - Breweries, wineries, distillers, etc. Atmosphere - See above. Open 7 days a week, year round. Service - Good, from the shopping experience for my wife to the eating & drinking experience for my daughter and I. Price - Depends on what you buy, eat, or drink. Owner Comment - Great job making this a very good place to visit. Something for everyone.

Very scared by the prior reviews. We booked ahead of time - in April - for an 8 hour boat rental…read morewith a driver. The person who organized the trip got a call in June saying we had missed our appointment. This was a problem since they called at noon on a Sunday in June, when our rental was at 2 on a Saturday in July. Once we actually got there, everyone was attentive and quick. Our driver was very nice, pointed things out and answered questions. The boat itself seemed clean and well maintained. Although from the prior reviews (and admittedly, mine) - there appear to be some logistical issues, I would recommend the service - just make sure to get all proper confirmations both verbally and in writing.

I wish I could give this place zero stars. Terrible service with a racist undertone…read more We had a reservation for 12 people over the 4th of July weekend. When we go there they told us the pontoon we had booked was broken (they never contacted us either). They offered us a 10 person pontoon as a replacement. When I asked what the other 2 people should do, I was told they would have to find something else as they cannot get on the pontoon. I asked how long it could take to fix the 12 person pontoon, or if we could get jet skis for the other 2 people. The reply I got shocked me as she said "I have rented to people like you and it's not happening again"! You could imagine my surprise to this response. I asked what she meant and did not get a response as she got aggressive and agitated!