Best lifeguards paying attention to everything. This place is perfect for kids ages 2-14. Small…read moreenough and big enough to have fun there for a long weekend or holiday. I def recommend this resort water park. We stayed in the hotel over Memorial Day and it was not crowded.

If you wish they had a wave pool, lake Michigan is right out back! It makes everything complete!read more

We stopped here because we were camping at a racetrack in Elkhart lake. Our kids, ages 4 and 9 were…read moresuper hot and needed to cool down. It was perfect for families!! The zero depth entry was nice and there were lots water features for younger kids (small slide, water umbrella and little fountains, a seesaw in the pool). My 9 year old enjoyed the larger water slides and deeper part of the pool. There were plenty of lifeguards on duty. Really, we had a great time playing as a family. Admission was super cheap. We paid $12 for a family of 4. This may have been because we didn't arrive until 5.

One of my favorite public swimming pools. They havw a bit of every thing for just about everyone…read more Zero entry for families with little kids, a number of slides and other water features, lap lanes and a deeper pool. They also have a great little sand pit for kids to play in when they get tired of swimming. Only complaint is the snack bar could offer a larger variety of foods. Also wish they had a longer season as they close in August. Im sure that is because most of their lifeguards head back to college then.

Came here a few weeks ago as an end of summer trip/birthday trip for a few of my grandbabies. After…read moreplaying with the kids in the pools Pop Pop made his way to the swim up bar where I ordered something called the King Of Rums...... yup that's all I can say. After that I made my way to the arcade for some more fun. This was just one of the many water parks that we had access to with the package that we purchased.

The wilderness is fantastic and probably the best all around resort at the Dells. We come yearly…read moreand stay here the kids have a blast and we wouldn't change a thing.

My three year old and I had a good time…read more $30 parking when we arrived at opening (10 AM on a Wednesday). Nice that they have a good amount of snacks, food, drinks, and alcohol options inside as well as beach toys if you forgot them. Also like that they have separate shower bathrooms. The price for two chairs and umbrella was worth it for us to have a designated spot and order food. The kids chicken was delicious. The grilled chicken burrito bowl was worse than a homemade one. The little kids play area was disappointing. So many lifeguard or workers whatever they are looking the other way when clearly the kids all over it were double the age they should be. My kid wasn't able to enjoy half of it because he was terrified to go on the half that I couldn't access. (One side has a tunnel the adult can go under to access the inside and help their kid, but the other does not so the kid would need to climb up themselves after sliding or jumping into the middle) Because of this experience, I think the price should be reduced for kids 5 and under. We won't come back until he's old enough to go in the big kid section.

Had a great day... The only drawback was the $25 for…read moreparking. We did not leave the beach. Loved that everyone was required to wear life vests.

A very nice free zoo in Oshkosh. We went before all the animals were outside, it was still a bit…read morechilly, but it was a nice stroll around the park which is wheelchair accessible.

Cute, small zoo for babies/toddlers. Miniature horses, donkeys, macaws, llamas, peafowl, goats,…read moreetc. Perfect size zoo/park for a walk around the grounds while observing the animals. Would recommend if in Oshkosh.

We stay at Tundra Lodge several times a year, and it continues to be one of our favorite family…read moregetaways in Green Bay. The waterpark and arcade keep the kids entertained for hours, making it a fun destination no matter the season. A special shout-out to Theresa at the front desk. We've worked with her multiple times over the past year, and she is always friendly, professional, and incredibly helpful. It's refreshing to see a familiar face in hospitality, especially when employee turnover can be so common. During our most recent stay, she noticed that our room rate had dropped since we originally booked and proactively rebooked us at the lower rate. That level of customer service is rare and very much appreciated. The facility is starting to show its age in some areas and could benefit from a few updates and refreshes. That said, the outstanding staff more than make up for it. Everyone we've interacted with has been welcoming and helpful, and it's clear they work hard to provide a positive experience for guests. The breakfast buffet was also a great value for families, with pricing of $7.95 for children 12 and under and $14.95 for ages 13 and up, along with a good variety of options. Overall, Tundra Lodge remains a fun family destination in Green Bay, and the exceptional customer service--especially from Theresa--is a big reason we continue to return several times each year.

The hall smells like a sewage backup, it was the least pleasant smell I've experienced in a hotel…read more The waterpark may be nice, I haven't been to it yet, but I want to warn people as soon as possible that this place is not worth staying at and stinks both from a service and literal perspective. There is black mold near our windows and you can tell things need to be fixed here. The staff are rude and didn't offer us anything even when the room wasn't ready on time. It appears they do this for a lot of people and its sad. I had to check for bedbugs because if the state of this hotel. I used to love this place as a kid but this went place went down hill. I will not be staying here ever again.

Fun for all ages! Pool, diving boards, body slide, tube slide (slides require 48" height), wading…read morepool area that gets deeper as you go out, toddler slide, lazy river, concession stand. We have a blast here! Downside: locker room smelled like urine a bit, wear sandals!

Oh my goodness I do not recommend this place at all. The amount of rules is beyond excessive. I…read moreunderstand safety but this is so extreme. The kids aren't allowed to have any fun. If you aren't just standing in the water you will get yelled at. One lady specifically seems to really hate children, laughter or any form of fun. Basically the whole time you are there you just hear whistles blowing. Save your money...I guarantee your children will have more fun playing in a sprinkler or the bath tub.

Went with our free passes that came with our hotel stay for a half a day. The pace has gotten so…read morebig as I haven't been there in 20+ years. Go early, park close and be done by noon. It gets VERY busy fast.

I've been coming to Noah's Ark since I was a teenager, and I used to love it soo much. As an adult,…read moreI don't mind it too much. The parking is crazy if you come later than noon. We had to walk almost 10mins just to get to the door. Once inside, the lockers were easy to navigate and for $15 (small one) it wasn't overly bad. The wave pool wasn't too bad. The waves came crashing for 5mins probably and it was a lot of fun. The only thing that I didn't like was how hot the water became later in the afternoon. It just made it less enjoyable when it is 95 degrees outside. The lazy river seems shorter than I remembered. It was okay, but definitely not too deep because I found myself scraping up against the floor. They do have a lot of water slides, which is nice because there is a nice variety for everyone. They even have a little tadpole section for younger children that may not want to do waterslides but can still play with the water and a shorter slide. The food was outlandishly priced, but I guess that's too be expected (kind of). Paying $12 for a regular funnel cake, $8 for a pineapple soft serve, and almost $5 for a bottle water was kinda crazy. The tickets getting in are already expensive plus $15 for the locker and $25 for general parking that spending that much more on food is just a bit much. Lastly, you can tell the water park is a bit dated since they made limited updates since I've been here as a teen.

Overall, it's just a lot going on and the waterpark and the "indoor theme park" is just really…read moresmall. I got an email for a good deal for the weekend, so that's why we went, but I think the other water parks offer more. They own about 40 other buildings for hotels and it's confusing and you have to drive to get to the waterpark which defeats the purpose of going there I think. The food in the waterpark is expensive and just ok. Lockers available if needed. If there's a lot of people in the waterpark , there's no tubes available for the small lazy river. I don't think we'd stay here again.

HORRIBLE!! The most amount of money I've paid for the WORST accommodations. The beds are not any…read morebetter than a pull out sofa mattress. There are no plugs in the room for charging devices. I couldn't even plug my CPAP in without taking the lightbulbs out of a light fixture. NOT WORTH IT Not to mention the water park. Time limits and lines for the one adult hot tub. No space to sit or set your things. And we came in the winter, I can't even imagine what it would be like in peak season. NOT WORTH IT