I had a great experience working with Melissa! My husband and I missed getting to go on a honeymoon…read morebecause of covid, so I wanted to get something on the books, but I was feeling overwhelmed with options and could never make any headway. Melissa swooped in and took away all the hardwork! She first helped me narrow down all my different scenarios, with great feedback and unique suggestions. She helped me come up with a great list of ideals, and then quickly found options within my time frame and budget. And then she did it *again* after I changed my mind on the dates! Melissa knows how to travel with fun and in style, and wouldn't send you anywhere she wouldn't love herself! The Mexican resort we picked is everything I didn't even realize I wanted! My husband and I are so excited, and I've already started a countdown. Highly recommend Melissa!

I contacted Melissa to book a weekend away to celebrate my birthday. I had some ideas of places to…read morego and things to do but I just couldn't seem to make up my mind. I normally love shopping for deals and investigating all the options but this time it was too much. Melissas was able to jump in and look at different options helping me narrow it down to Vegas. She helped me book a trip with non-stop air and a beautiful hotel. What a great way to celebrate my birthday! I would highly recommend Melissa to anyone! She was responsive, gave me options, and found the trip that worked out just perfectly!

We recently enjoyed a three night stay in the campground at Kettle Moraine Pike Lake Unit. It was…read moregreat! As with all Wisconsin State Park campgrounds, you'll want to make reservations. We make our reservations as soon as we're able which is 11 months in advance. And, still--we don't always get a spot with hookups, which is what we'd prefer. So, we made reservations 11 months before Memorial weekend 2025 and were able to get a spot (but not one with hookups). There are 30 or so campsites in their campground, so it's relatively small (one quick, half mile loop). There are a couple of water stations within the loop so water is readily available and there's one bathroom. The bathroom had 2-3 bathroom stalls and a couple of shower stalls. It was clean and well kept. Memorial weekend was chilly this year and they even had a small space heater in the bathroom, which was a nice touch. We camped in site 5 which wasn't laid out in a way we prefer (our camper was in the front of the site (couldn't go in farther due to boulders) and the table and fire pit were quite a ways away in the back of the site. That said, it seemed to be the only site that was set up this way and we'd definitely camp here again but would hope for a different site. The grounds are well maintained. We enjoyed trail walks and sunset at Pike Lake. Dogs are welcome in the campground and trails but not at the lake. All in all, it made for a relaxing and refreshing weekend in the woods. Get to it!

I love this small state park. The hiking trails are the best part of the experience. Well marked,…read morelots of distances and terrain type to choose from. The coastal boardwalk was just redone. The firetower has beautiful views. The campground is solid. The beach at the lake is always hopping. Icefishing and other fishing is quite popular here. Parking lot is generous with a separate space for just the anglers. My other favorite thing about this park is the staff and rangers who are the best I have met in a state park. They have definitely made the most of this piece of state land. Volunteers run their nightime luminary walks which are quite special. Just a great experience every time.

We took the Fall Tour and it was great. Captain Troy was very informative and encouraged questions…read more The marh is beautiful and serene.

This is a Must-Do!! Our group of four loved the marsh boat tour/including two of us who were local!…read moreWe all enjoyed being out on the water and the beauty of the marsh. The two tourists in the group loved the history and learning about the area. The proprietors (husband and wife) were kind and welcoming.

My husband & I rented one of these historic cabins originally built in the 1920's for a orphanage…read more These cabins are amazingly rich with history as soon as you walk in the door you feel like you have been transported back in time. This was exactly the experience we were hoping for! Cabins come with mini fridge outside grill, firepit, beds, couches, and tv with cable. The park itself has WiFi. We brought our two dogs and they are having a blast. The lake is a short walk down the hill and perfect place to take a little swim with the pups! If the cabin wasn't rented out for the weekend we would of stayed the entire week. We might even come back after this weekends renter is out. This place is absolutely amazing if your looking for a rustic romantic get a away! Bring bug spray!

Staff was wonderful at giving pointers and guiding our visit. We did the wristbands to go through…read morethe explorium and to my surprise my children ages 8-4 were super engaged. We then went out on a little hike around where we spotted different water bugs, tons of geese families, painted turtles, and fun native plants. My children spent over 2 hours and I had to rip them away a bit so we could continue our travels, but we are excited to make stops in the future and see what this wonderful place is like throughout the different seasons. $13 for the whole family to enjoy some education and get in some exercise in nature is an easy sell for this mama.

How did we not know this gorgeous place existed? We often…read morejoke on our hikes that we should start a podcast call, "Holy moly, we live here!?" Visiting Horicon Marsh was one of these days. We took our two dogs with us - they enjoyed chasing frogs (while on leash) - as they were hopping EVERYWHERE in early September. We saw pelicans and took some great side walks through duck grounds (some were closed off and we had to double back). As with all hikes, bring water and first aide on your hike - in case you're out for a long time. We made sure we had enough for us and our four-legged friends. Also, cameras or binoculars to see all the animal life. We missed ALL the federal land (north of the state land). Federal land does not allow dogs, so we didn't get to check those out. We intend to, considering what a gorgeous and inspiring place it is.

We rented a Limo to drive 12 of us from Sheboygan to Brookfield and back. We had excellent…read moreservice, a comfortable ride and Jake, our driver, was very courteous and an excellent driver. I would recommend this service.

I rented a limo for my wife's birthday. The owner was very nice and set everything up in a timely…read moremanner. The driver called the day prior to confirm everything. The limo arrived on time and the driver was great. We had a great time.

Nice rest stop with lots of parking and nice clean restrooms plus a few picnic tables. The rest…read morestop is really clean and a big area to stretch your legs plus a pet walk area. One of the nicest I've stopped at

It's a rest stop, well maintained I suppose. You can read about glacial drumlins, get a free (!)…read moremod America hotel savings brochure, enjoy refreshments from one of 7 (!) vending machines, or sit and relax on one of the many wood benches. There are two bubblers and a water bottle fill station. Up to date weather on a monitor. Picnic areas outside. A handy map of Wisconsin on the wall. What more could you ask for?

There programs are astounding with certified adaptive kayak instructors who are also able to also…read moreinstruct able body folks also. Silent Wake is a great addition to Wisconsins kayaking community. I highly recommend Silent Wake to all interested in kayaking.