The landscapers are up early grooming and drying the course. The course is beautiful, challenging…read moreand fun to play. This is one of two courses at Arrowhead the other is the Pines Course. The Rome/Nekoosa area just 40 miles North of the Dells is getting worldwide acclaim as a golf destination. Even the local airport has had to lengthen runways and increase fuel storage to accommodate the increasing number of private jets flying in. Sand Valley is the biggest draw with currently 5 courses on site and ever expanding. If you have a few million dollars casually lying around there are homesites available at Sand Valley. There is also Northern Bay, The Ridges, Bullseye and more within a short ride. When visiting and playing the courses be kind to your fellow golfers and follow the rules of the course you're playing on. Some may require replacing the divot you hit out that may have traveled further than your golf ball, others require not replacing the divot but sprinkling the provided grass seed into the newly minted divot. One final tip, please use the provided restrooms located on the courses. Some of us live on the courses and don't enjoy the view of golfers walking into the woods, relieving themselves and ultimately showing off their shortcomings.

My newbie golf journey continues (just over two months in), and I took advantage of playing this…read moregolf course with at Adams County Park. It was a last minute decision to go golfing. Therefore, we had to golf twilight because there were no earlier openings. We played the Pines starting at 4:45 pm and we were able to get 15 holes in before it got dark. It was just me and my husband, so we were able to play fast. I must say that this one stands out as the best I've played at so far - so pretty. What truly impressed me was the impeccable maintenance of the greens. They were like putting on velvet - smooth, consistent, and a true test of my putting skills. The fairways were impressive. They provided a perfect surface for my shots, and the layout of the course was challenging yet fun. I found myself thoroughly enjoying the variety of holes. There was cart service available and ball marker collectible - bonus! With its well-maintained greens, lovely fairways, appealing layout, and friendly staff, it's certainly worth a visit.

The horses were awesome and one on the best meals I've ever had. We can't wait to come back with…read moreour grandkids.

Pull thru sites are very narrow, some with no firepit or picnic table. Our son was charged for 2…read moresites for having a one person and a 2 person pup tent on a site (family of 3). Owner was extremely unreasonable. Tried to charge Credit card with no authorization, would not recommend as business practices are very questionable. Even after taking one tent down he would not budge- Disappointing as we have been going for the last 5 or 6 years with 2 other campers over memorial day, but fortunately there are alot of other campgrounds that value customers. Edited to add- posted this review on facebook and I was blocked and the comment was deleted. Do not believe all the positive reviews on facebook as they do not allow negative reviews to stay on.

I noticed this town is "balanced"…read more A little bit of the old mixed with a little bit of the new! From the residents, the architecture, the ice creameries, the parks, the breweries, the cemeteries and the watering holes! All the best saved or created.

We traveled here for the art fair a week ago. Downtown was a terrible disappointment. In every…read morestore front that was abandoned or closed, the homeless sat with their possessions and were getting high. The smell of Marijuana permeated the air. No police around. The downtown had one gallery that we visited. Everything else was weak. I get that there are homeless people, but your downtown is not where they should be. It's sad when a downtown that we visited for the last four years had been reduced to this. Mayor Mike says he's nonpartisan, but your picture with Evers says it all. Wake up Stevens Point. You are not putting your best foot forward.

Truly an Oasis of Midwestern Charm…read more I just looked this up: with a current (inflated) Median Home Value of $249K in this county, it's crazy to imagine they built this mega 10x multi million dollar complex. Yes I mean Complex. The Golf courses are expansive, and truly continue to expand. The hotel I'm not sure has a rating, but would likely be THE ONLY 5 Star accommodation in all of the State of Wisconsin. Facts, look it up. The Food is great, and everything is clean, especially the rooms. You will not find anything like this for hundreds and hundreds of miles. Perhaps that's the charm. They also have homes (very few) that I understand sell for 1 to 2.5M... insane considering the values in this area. A must visit place when touring the Midwest.

Legendary developer develops legendary golf complex in...Wisconsin? Yep. The golf was phenomenal;…read moreclient service generally quite good; unimpressed by food/bev, and practice and locker room facilities. Read on. The golf courses are fabulous and, for lack of a better word, big. Sand Valley is the signature and is challenging, Mammoth is a bit more kind to an average golfer. The Commons is a twelve hole course and probably the easiest of the group; Sedge Valley is a par 68, also pretty forgiving. There's also 17 holes of par 3 (mostly chip/putt) that is there for fun; many folks play in bare feet. Lido is the one that most normal people can't get on...rumored to be, like Sand Valley, a real challenge. The golf is terrific. The client service -- everywhere we turned --- was also outstanding, from caddies, to starters, to rangers, to servers...clearly a client service culture. The are on-course food/bev "gimmicks" -- one dollar brats, one dollar Italian beefs, etc. The ice cream sandwich is celebrated (ad made in Iowa!). The drinks are very reasonably priced; water is complimentary. Unimpressed by the food and bev at the restaurants -- pretty predictable fare; I'd have hoped there would be some form of fine or at least finER dining available. Only so many burgers and chicken sandwiches and cheese curds and chicken wings one can have. Also had a DREADFUL service challenge at their pizza place at the Sedge Valley course -- took forever to get our apps and entrees...two of us ended up not even eating ours because we were out of time. Two points of bone disappointment. The first --- temporary -- is that the practice facility is massively too small for this size and quality of resort. I gather that's being addressed and that a new, large facility should open soon. The second came when our group went to shower after 18 holes in sweltering heat. The locker room and showers at the main lodge are embarrassingly small, not well kept up, and otherwise unworthy of a facility of this caliber and price point. Several hundred dollars for a round was ok --- but I'd have hoped for something a lot better than what was basically a YMCA gym for a place to clean up.

This is a juneau county park and is located in northern juneau on the shores of Wisconsin 2nd…read morelarges lake, Petenwell Lake. The setting is beautiful and the sites are generous in size. Electric is available at most sites but I believe water is available at common locations. A dump station is available on site. The employees keep the park well groomed within their the ability and the equipment available to them. The shower areas were immaculate and clean. The down side(s) are the roads. Most are in need of considerable repair. For anyone familiar with the area, they know that water quality in the area is iffy at best. Green algae at this time of the year is excessive. I've lived near both lakes for almost 20 years and have seen NO improvement in quality in spite of what local groups may say. It is a huge issue. Give the park a chance, lots of good things to see and do. ADDED....Just checked put showers closer. Quarters are needed to operate. 25 cents for 5 minutes. More than one quarter can be added to increase time.

I travel and workout at YMCA's wherever I can using free "YMCA Away" guest access. Doing this has…read moreled me to appreciate just how special the Stevens Point YMCA is. The equipment is newer, better connected, and better organized than most YMCAs -- indeed, most fitness centers. This Y has two pools and hosts its own swim team. It has a full daycare center and its own summer camp. If you're in Stevens Point, this is the place to work out and become an active member of the community.

Awesome!! Reasonable prices, awesome staff, nice facilities. I just joined about a month ago, and…read moremy kids attend day camp here. So far, I am very satisfied. The staff are very kind to us, and provide great instruction and activities for the kids. The cost of the day camp is a bit high, but they have financial assistance if you don't make a ton of money. I'm a big fan, and I'm glad I joined the Y--it seems like a great community resource .

Fantastic ride with our guide Nichole. This was our second visit for the two hour advanced ride and…read moreit did not disappoint. The horses are always well behaved and in great condition. The trails are well maintained and the scenery is perfect. I'll definitely return next time I travel to the area.

Really a great time! Bring a bag of carrots and/or apples! So fun to feed the horses! With…read moremoderate experience, I think this place would be great for people from beginner through experienced. Very accommodating staff. Personable guides. Well maintained horses. And the farm dogs/pigs/ducks/turkeys are too adorable. Worth the drive from the Dells!

Came to a wedding that was outside but also used the Pfiffner building for the reception. There's…read morelots of open space and located by the Wisconsin River and bike trail. The building is good if you have around 100 people . There's another room with a bar and coolers and space to set up food. It's a good choice if you have decent weather, otherwise I wouldn't use the space for the other 10 months of winter.