Nice, easy hiking trails, just south of Ladysmith on the west side of Hwy 27. Ample parking, no…read morefacilities or garbage cans. Trail map at the trailhead. There are a lot of bird houses in the meadows.

This is a beautiful location! Not far from Chippewa Falls, we thoroughly enjoyed this scenic drive…read more A few windy roads, some interesting homes on one side of the road & beautiful water on the other side. They do charge for parking passes. We were prepared to pay $16 for our non- resident vehicle ( they do have the prices on their website). To our delight, since we were attending a family reunion at the only covered pavilion on the island, our parking was just $5! Plenty of parking, bathrooms aren't a far walk fe the pavilion (& they're clean!). Playground is adequate. The water area for play seemed a lot bigger when I was younger & attended reunions here. Water was calm but gorgeous!

Such a cool state park! The campsites almost all have water access so you can canoe or kayak right…read moreto your site! If you don't bring canoes or kayaks, you can rent some from the park office for a minimal fee. Highly recommend exploring the island from the water. Way cool. The campsites are all pretty flat (perfect for pitching tents) and all have fire pits with good moveable cooking grates. Both nights we were there had a good breeze so the bugs were non-existent which was amazing considering we camped right next to the water. The park also has several short well-maintained trails to explore . Will definitely be returning.

Great selection. Lively minnows. Great owner. My goto stop when I'm in the Cornell area.read more

Decided to do a little road trip for explore this destination and so glad we did. They have a very…read moregreat information center with hands on experiences for kids. You do need your state park sticker or at least a day sticker to enjoy this otherwise it is free. Very affordable way to spend the day and take in nature. We decided to take a glorious walk on the trails. We encountered some wildlife and I almost had a heart attack when after navigating a big ass hill almost stepped on a garter snake when i was trying to cool down --that little sucker was slithering among the leaves. YIKES!!! It is a mostly wooded dirt trail that is surrounded by many smaller bodies of water on both sides. So cool....the sun shines down between the taller trees and you can hear nothing but the wind, the birds, and some bullfrogs. LOVED IT!

Wow is the Yelp staff fast! The map is now correct. You guys at Yelp are great. So readers…read moreignore the rest of this paragraph. PLEASE NOTE THAT THE YELP MAP HAS THE CMIAU IN THE WRONG LOCATION. IT IS ON HWY. M BUT TO THE EAST OF HWY 53. IT'S IN THE CHIPPEWA MORAINE STATE RECREATION AREA ABOUT 2 MILES EAST OF THE INTERSECTION OF HWY M AND HWY 40. The Chippewa Moraine Ice Age Unit, aka Chippewa Moraine State Recreation Area, has an excellent interpretive center on a beautiful hillside. My wife and I walked one of the trails on a beautiful, crisp fall day in September. Some of the trees have started to change. There are 3 trails that start on the north side of the David R. Obey Ice Age Interpretive Center. Rolling terrain, the breeze rustling the tree leaves, splashes of sun on the forest floor, little kettle lakes: awesome northern forest beauty! Now a little history lesson. From what I know the trail started in the mid 1900's thanks to a guy named Zillmer. A variety of people pursued the idea: they are called the Ice Age Trail Alliance. There is now over a 1000 miles of trail in Wisconsin. Kudos to them! The Interpretive Center is extremely well done. It has quite a bit of hands on things to do that would be great for elementary school kids. (This includes holding a garter snake.) Junior high and high school kids who enjoy geology and animals would like it too. The interp. center is a couple of miles east of the intersection of Highways 40 and M near New Auburn. The staff member on duty was Jeanette: knowledgeable, friendly and helpful Free; no trail fees. It's so beautiful it deserved a donation.

Played on Father's Day 2023. One adult, one junior, riding 9 holes was $55. Friendly staff,…read moreclubhouse looked fine and stocked with all the cold beers you need. Why 3 stars? The course is an absolute dog track. Fairways are fine, greens are fine, but ALL tee boxes need to be leveled (that annoys the hell out of me), and if you miss the fairway, the rough is like concrete. Clearly they don't have water on the rough because it gives hard pan a whole new meaning. I lost 3 golf balls by missing the fairway by 8 feet and watching my ball bounce as if it hit the parking lot. The other thing that irked me is that my son and I played 9 holes in an hour and 40 minutes - that's not slow. Meanwhile, we had a group up our ass the entire round. The foursome in front of us wouldn't let us through, so it was frustrating to be trapped in that situation, especially with a junior golfer along - he doesn't need the added pressure of being rushed all day. Ultimately, we're not likely to go back.

Very nice 9 hole golf course in Chetek, Wisconsin. The staff is friendly and the course is well…read moremaintained. They had places to stop and use the restroom along the course and it wasn't dirty. The prices are very affordable. They also have a nice driving range next to the course. Not a bad choice if you're in the Chetek area.

The brand new Auggie Land Dog Park in Chetek is great! It has lots of places for your dogs to run…read moreand agility courses. It also has plenty of shelter and picnic tables for owners to relax while waiting for their dogs to burn some energy. Come try it out! It's on County M right near the Funny Farm.

The nicest dog park we visit! Lots of room. Only dogpark I know with agility for small dog side.read more