I can't say much about the skiing itself, but our group of friends had an absolutely amazing time…read moreat the tubing area. It was well organized and a lot of fun for everyone. We also rented an Airbnb with an indoor heated pool just down the street in Spring Grove, which made the the weekend amazing. We went tubing first and then fun in the pool afterward. It turned into an awesome day and a really fun experience overall!

This review is only for the tubing portion of Wilmot…read more For a relatively flat geography, Wilmot is able to provide a decent tubing experience. There are several adjacent, straight runs (apparently 22, but not all utilized on our warm February day) which provide a decent and safe velocity for young and old alike. There's a conveyor/escalator type of tow that allows tubers to stand and hold their tube to get up the hill. Here's the downside... $55 for 2 hours is steep! Especially for the lack of variety in slope. The food and souvenirs are also way overpriced and it feels unreasonable for a large family to pay to go tubing here. Based on the prices online, it would be better to get a lift ticket and ski rental and have the day to ski, than to pay for 2 hours of tubing. I still recommend Wilmot for the experience. For my neighbors in the Chicago suburbs, it is a nice change of pace for a winter activity.

Last time I came here was a few months ago. It's good that it's not a hassle to park again because…read moreof the big parking lot. Their place was spacious. They have different sections for sportswear for men and sportswear for women. In the men's section you can find a lot of good quality and branded clothes for your boyfriend, brother, father, and for your friends. They are organized and every type and color of clothes are separated to each other so it's easy to find. In the women section it is also organized well. I'm happy that every piece of clothing that I will look at is here.  I went to the shoe section and it had a lot of shelves with different kinds of shoes. Even though the shelves are not full of stock, it has been organized. They have different sizes and colors of shoes. You can also ask the staff about the sizes. Don't worry, the staff are helpful. Try to shop here because the shoes are durable and comfortable to wear.

I have been to this store several times over the past few years. When I went to Europe I got some…read morecool pants with zip off legs from this Columbia store. This was especially useful when traveling in Europe as they don't allow shorts in the churches. Most of the time I wore shorts. When I needed to wear pants I just zipped on the legs and viola. I also bought a real nice winter coat w/an insulated thermal liner. Just an add I just went to The Mall of America & bought a new Columbia winter coat for $240 minus 25% for $180 w/no sales tax in Minnesota on clothes. Out the door for $180. Great deal right? NOT SO FAST!!!! I found the exact same coat here for $219 on sale for $40% off w/5.5% sales tax in WI. $219 X 60% = $131.40 X 5.5% (WI sales tax) = $138.63 out the door Sheeeet $180 - $138.63 = $41.37 difference & a 1hr drive to Kenosha WI vs 8hr to The Mall of America (NEVER AGAIN) 4 tanks of gas and a night in the hotel added to the cost.

This place is awesome they have everything you need to fix your boat or just add to. I recommend…read morethis place. They're very nice and welcoming and they know their stuff.

A great place! Yesterday I came in for a new propeller to fit my practically new I/O. The young…read moreman (young by my standards!) who helped me at the store was excellent. He took a prop out of the box that was right for my engine and showed me how to fit it with the hub and discussed with me the relative merits of an aluminum versus stainless steel. He knew what he was talking about and I ended up with exactly the prop I needed and some dock line. I felt perfectly confident in his advice and he never tried to up-sell me with things I didn't need. A great person and a great store. Thank you West Marine in Fox Lake! I only wish I had gotten his name.

05/17/26 - I love the merchandise @ North Face but I'm not crazy about the prices. They have some…read moregreat merchandise but I find their merchandise to be a little on the pricy side. I'm going to South America later this year so I'm trying to find an inexpensive light weight waterproof jacket or poncho. They have a number of jackets that are waterproof & windproof but I find spending anywhere from $160 - $300 for a single use jacket excessive. I'm thinking maybe a poncho that can roll up into a tiny pouch & be attached to a carabiner might be a good idea & far less expensive. This would also save luggage space?

Jermaine Maria and Ayanna were the absolute best. Great customer service and super friendly!!!read more

A family owned and operated marina. They have always taken care of us. Conveniently located and…read morefull service. Give them a try.

Great marina and customer service! Top choice in the area! Steve and Rhonda run a great business…read moreand work hard to keep their customers happy! Thanks!

This is Mike Orlando, I cannot say anything bad about this business. Their prices are excellent ,…read morethe customer service is outstanding. They are very experienced on working of all my equipment. Graham and Billy are amazing to work with. They have a great showroom, with awesome selection of ATV's, snowmobile's and much more. They are very quick at repairs, and stand behind all their work. It has been one of the best experiences with this team!! They have a customer for life!! And if you want something, this will find it... Best experience I ever had!

Bait and switch beware. They posted 3 fake ads for a highland cfmoto for $24,499. I drive an hour…read moreto get there to pick one up -- only to be greeted by a salesperson that lacked any kind of business acumen or general help. It was awful. And, he states they are $30k and must be a misprint. Then he goes on to explain their service fees, transport fees, assembly fees, etc. crazy. He then looks on the website after basically calling me a liar only to find all three posted for the $24,995. It was so bad, I had to state that I didn't come to fight or be treated that way by a sales person - crazy that this place is in business with people like this working there... I hate the bait and witch tactic - beware...

Great customer service. Walked in need pool supplies. Helped me find what I needed 123read more

I don't understand the bad reviews for this place - Unless they're coming from competitors. Were…read more*regulars* because this place continues to impress me. Excellent selection of products, friendly and helpful staff and great prices.

Great place and great service. Took my bike in for a few minor issues. They took care of me right…read moreaway, didn't charge me for little things they did and answered all of my questions about my next bike (future purchase). Will definitely make this my go-to bike shop! Shout out to Jared for taking good care of me and knowing his stuff!

I've had a hard time trying to frame this. I'll try this…read more I had to listen to a performative dood talk emanating from the floor worker to a customer about chain lubricant that went on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on. And on an on an on an on and on. And on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on. And on and on and on and on and on an on and on and on and on and on. It was a long time. I waited. And I waited some more. I did some serious waiting five feet away in a red sweater. No acknowledgment. No letting me know it might be a while. But that would've likely stopped the upselling I started to see. So I turned me and my bike around and left. It's hard for me to be on my feet that long. That's why I bike. Dood has a right to be into his subject matter. Usually shops want you to feel comfortable and respected as somewhat of a priority, even if you aren't being directly pitched at the moment... it just was not a good vibe. All doods working there when I was in. Way heavy on the dood vibe. Captive audience syndrome. Sigh. Dood has to do what a dood does. I avoid places like this. Going to the bike collective in Rogers Park instead next time.