We went to the TAG center today to swim indoors; too hot outside! They were offering a fun…read morefriendship bracelet craft class the hour before open swim (included in the admission for swimming). My granddaughter and I had so much fun! It was a totally relaxing afternoon. Such a clean facility and friendly employees! We will go again. Well worth my drive from a bit out of the area.

The facility is out dated and they provide poor customer service. The staff is rude and not…read moreaccommodating. It is defiantly not a place I enjoy going due to the poor experience I always have.

Long Lake rec area still gets a 5-stars from me! My son and I wanted to keep our Father's Day…read moreweekend camping tradition alive, and were lucky to grab a site in the #900 loop. Were disappointed in the WI DNR response regarding flush toilets and showers at Long Lake being out for septic emergency- expecting hundreds of Long Lakers to shower at Mauthe Lake was kind of ridiculous, but we roughed it and the extra porta-potties were good enough. You have to do the 1-mile Dundee Mountain hike within Long Lake 900's and is family friendly. Go the two beaches, do a Nature program at Mauthe Lake or the Ice Age Center, visit nearby Dundee for a burger, an ice cream cone, a beer, live fishing bait and firewood. We're never at a loss for things to do in the Kettle Moraine and enjoyed finding new to us trails like the Haskell Noyes Woods. We caught fish at both Long Lake and Mauthe Lake on our trip, and we love this campground and KM Northern Unit.

While this campground allows dogs, they are not allowed everywhere and cannot swim in the park…read more This means that owners are forced to leave their dogs in a hot car or tent, or in a small 'pet picnic' area that is made of dry grass near water but doesn't allow dogs to actually enter the water. Because of this, it can be argued that the campground is not truly pet-friendly and that they shouldn't allow dogs on the premises at all, especially during warmer months when their safety is a concern.

The Quaas Creek Park Pavilion was a nice spot for our gathering. The lower room was small and had a…read morebit of an odd smell, but the A/C worked well, the bathroom was clean, and the small kitchen was convenient. The upper open-air patio was the highlight--shaded, breezy, and comfortable for guests. The only downside was that something seemed to be dripping from the roof throughout our event. The pavilion is tucked away in a secluded area when there aren't games or other activities nearby, which made for a peaceful setting. We appreciated being able to bring our own food and drinks as well. One thing to note: GPS directed us to the wrong location, so keep an eye out for the park signs--they helped us find the pavilion without too much trouble. Overall, a good venue for family gatherings, parties, and casual events.

Independence Park is a nice park. It has excellent facilities including well-maintained soccer…read morefields, baseball fields, volleyball courts, and basketball courts. It also has a playground, picnic areas, rental pavilions, trails, restrooms, and ample parking. Highly recommend.

Nice park , well kept fields.. soccer and baseball fields , volleyball courts, basketball courts,…read more trails .. restrooms and concessions... plenty of parking..

When checking into the West Bend Country Club I inadvertantly checked into the Country Club…read moreMaintenance facility instead. I then noticed no one yet has given a shout out to the maintenance/grounds crew. Keep up the great work guys. The facility and the entire golf course grounds are in great shape and kept up with meticulous care.

Daughter has gone here for gymnastics for years, advanced from a beginner to lvl4 competing…read moreregionally. My family also uses the gym facilities to stay healthy. The place offers a lot of things that other gyms don't in the way of free training. Alacarte flexibility on memberships discounts for multi program family's.

Get place for gymnastics coaches are great. Ms. Marie is very dedicated to her gymnists and the…read moreother instructors are fantastic.

This camp changed my life. I attended Camp Awana approximately from the Age of 7 or8 years old…read more The counselors were always friendly, helpful and knowledgeable regarding the Bible. The camp itself was is was awesome. They had ... sailing, arts and crafts shop archery golf course. Box hockey and tether ball. Don't know if they still have all of this, but I'd still recommend this camp. It only could've gotten better. Thank you - Camp Awana ( The Woods) For all you did and all you do.

Went to this camp as a child and now send my own kids. They love it! My son is in high school and…read morestill can't wait to go. It's a much needed break for them from all the demands and scrutiny of school, friends and social media. It's also a good bang for the buck in my opinion. Great teaching, campers and staff. Couldn't recommend this camp anymore. Wish I could still go.

A small, simple little park. It's more for festivals and soccer games than say, picnicking. There…read moreis no "proper" parking lot; during events they usually rope off an area or you park on the side of the road. Located out in the country a bit, it can be a drive, depending on where you live. It's always clean and well taken care of, probably because it's origins are German and we are known to be a rigorously orderly people! Check out a fest here when you can, I think you'll enjoy it! 32/2016