We just had a weekend at Somo View resort. Beautiful and relaxing environment. The sunsets were…read moreunbelievable and the lake is so pretty!! The owners, Colleen and Lou were there and they are so nice and accommodating. It is just the right combination of rustic north woods and modern amenities. Such a nice place to unwind! Highly recommend!

I can't decide what was better about my time here at Somo View Resort. Was it the breathtaking…read moreviews of the lake and surrounding woods? Or was it the friendly and welcoming proprietors Lou and Colleen? One thing I am sure of is that I would love to come again and again. There are two rental cabins that are attached (connected) perfect for large family gatherings as each cabin has a bunk bed and another separate room with bed. Shower and bathroom, full size fridge, and a stove. There is another log cabin available but I did not see that one. Also, there is a bar with a pool table that can be rented for family gatherings as well. There is a private ramp (boat launch) and multiple docks right outside the cabins that are only 30 to 40 feet from the water. This place is magical. Come here from the city to completely unplug and unwind in this wooden paradise. I can't say enough about this place or Lou snd Colleen!

Absolutely beautiful, sprawling campground just outside of Rhinelander. It's directly across the…read morestreet from the lake, but the swimming beach is tiny. I called the owner twice; once to make the initial reservation and once when we were checking in for the weekend. She answered promptly both times. She was very accommodating getting us to our site on Friday afternoon and offered to deliver firewood. They require you to purchase the wood onsite ($7 for a 5 gallon bucket) which would be fine if it was dry. Unfortunately it wasn't and it just smoked us out. The campground is much bigger than you'd expect when you pull in. All of the sites are shaded and offer privacy. The shower house and bathrooms were very clean. I didn't actually use the showers but was told they are free. There are quite a few permanent sites but I didn't find the golf cart usage to be overwhelming like you find at other grounds with a large permanent site presence. All the other campers were quiet and respectful. All campsites offer water and electric. We will absolutely camp here again. My only reasons for giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is because of the cost ($40/night) and the wet firewood.

Moen Lake Campground is all modern, updated sites. Great views of lake as well as very peaceful…read more Owners are enthusiastic and exceptionally accommodating.

We stayed here for three nights a couple of weeks ago. Booking and check in was simple. The staff…read moreare very nice and accommodating. The grounds are very well maintained. There is an indoor swimming pool, tennis courts, a kids play area, a beach, and many trails. We stayed in the lodge. The room was large. We were picking up my son from camp and I though we would have to share a room, but it was large enough that we ran out and bought a cheap air mattress so he could have his own bed. There are cabins on the property, a supper club, and a coffee bar, but we did not try any of those. The resort was quite busy. There were groups of all ages. While our room was large, the bathroom was very dated and in need of a renovation. There was a binder highlighting aspects of the lodge, but some of the pages had mold growing on them. I thought there was daily room cleaning, but our room was never touched. Perhaps I missed something. Definitely a place to check out if you are looking for lodging in the area.

Did not stay at the resort, but wanted to share. I was on…read morethe lake and the battery on my pontoon died. No one was on the lake and not knowing what to do, called them asking for assistance. Alex sent someone out right away, jumped my battery, and I was back in business in no time! It reminded me there are still good people in the world and not all businesses are just out to make a profit. Cheers Holiday Acres!

Honeyrock is amazing! It is such a wonderful place to be. The peoples there are Christ like and…read morecaring. I have gone for the past few years and every year has been SO MUCH FUN! We do so many fun activities and they all point towards Christ. I would definitely recommend sending your child here! If people are wondering about the food, it's not gross camp food or slop, it's AMAZIN. This is why Honeyrock is set apart!

I would caution Christian conservative families about sending their youth to Honeyrock. Our…read moredaughter was a counselor in 2020, and as a counselor ended up with a bad experience from the Honeyrock staff. Her views totally changed and not for the better. The pastors were not supportive of her faith and I believe turned her away from Christianity. There is a very liberal bias at the camp. I would not recommend this camp. 10/24/2024.

It was the perfect place to relax, unwind, unplug (there is electricity but no wifi which is what…read morewe wanted), enjoy the lake, kayak, fish. The cabins are perfect. Ours had 2 bedrooms (queen bed in one and a full/twin bunk) in the other. The living area had a super comfy futon that you could pull out to sleep two more. A stocked kitchen and a nice bathroom with a shower that even my 6'6" husband could fit in. The outside had a great picnic area with chairs, grill and picnic table and we also had a clothes line. Each cabin has their own fire ring with benches. There are currently two docks and we fished off of both of them and caught blue gills, crappies, yellow perch. The fish were biting and that made my 7 and 11 year old boys very happy! The resort has a paddle boat and 2 kayaks and our cabin had 4 life jackets waiting for us. It was perfect. The lake is quiet (we were there during the week) and it got a bit busier over starting on friday but still, we were able to kayak in peace with out fear of being run over. We are already planning our vacation next year! The kids loved it and it was the perfect vacation for our family!

This was one of the nicest lake homes that we have ever stayed. We had a party of four guys on a…read morefishing trip. The house is only 5 years old. There is plenty of space in every room. Also, it was extremely clean clean. The fishing was very good with a variety of fish(Crappie, walleye, perch, smallmouth and a 40" musky). I would recommend this house for your next fishing or snowmobile trip. The owner, Ron, was nice and friendly person. We will be back.

First off..what a great weekend! My wife,dog (and baby to be) and another couple of married friends…read more(and their 2 year old) all headed up to Ron's Hideway for the extended weekend and it was fantastic. First off a fully furnished house with dish, dvd player, and all the other great amenities and placed right on the water with you're own private dock is a rare find (not that we used much more than the coffee maker due to all the fishing). Personally I spent much of the weekend kayak fishing and boat fishing with my buddy, and the ladies enjoyed the peace and solitude that water front property in the north woods of WI affords. Suffices to say we are very happy with the weekend, especially compared to more than double the rates we have paid in the past for a run down cabin much more removed from the water. Lastly..taking a boat across the lake to a bar/restaurant to enjoy a few WI brews and deliver a great pizza back to the house at 11pm is an experience I'll not forget. All in all - great experience, and we'll be back. Highly recommended.

The front of the resort looks amazing. But what's that saying onions have layers. Well the back…read morelooks way different than the front. Like 1st class and 3rd class. My biggest complaint is no plug ins near the bed. Even the lamp was strong across the room to plug in next to the table. The other lamp cord went behind the bed frame that I couldn't move. If you're traveling with a suitcase that is heavy like mine (49 lbs) being on the 2nd floor is a nightmare. No elevator. The young lady at the front desk did offer to help when I asked about an elevator but my suitcase looked bigger than her. But no offering of a 1st floor room. Maybe they were sold out. The kitchen was the weirdest design. All steel or metal. Not really stocked to cook anything unless you brought your own pots and pans. I did call and ask if they had any pots bigger than the 1 cup in the room and they said no. But fridge did have a freezer which was nice. Bed was soft they had a mattress topper on it. My suggestion is only come if you plan to unplug and eat out.

Absolutely the best! Very clean rooms. The staff are all wonderful and helpful, very friendly…read more The sunsets are breath taking. Quiet and spacious rooms. No complaints at all from us.

Great northern atmosphere! Didn't mind the short wait for a table while sitting at the bar enjoying…read morea great old fashion. Fish fry was excellent as were the sides. Everyone in our party had the fish fry but all the food around us looked just as good. Great place to stop out on the trails!

Been here several times and this is our last. Service is unfriendly to non-locals and children. To…read morebe fair the food is above average, but due to service, we won't be back. There are many other great restaurants in this area with great food and much friendlier service.