Awesome campground with wide open sites! Plenty of room for the family to have a great time!! The…read moreowner Rachel is awesome! We will be back!

Awesome gym! You can tell the owners are very passionate about what they do, very small town but…read morevery well equipped gym with great pieces of equipment! Owners were very responsive to my messages regarding a day pass while I was in the area for a weekend (which is extremely appreciative for some prepping for a bodybuilding show). Will definetely be back!

Really nice place. Very clean and bright. Lots of machines to choose from. And a large free weight…read moreroom. Clean locker rooms with showers. And open 24/7.

A great roadside stop that honors veterans. The grounds had nice walking paths with good…read morelandscaping. There's plenty of info to read & lots to look at. Bathrooms were clean & there's a water fill station inside.

We just did the canoe/kayak rental to go down the river but the resort looks really nice as well…read more I believe the owners were who helped us and they were so cool. Very friendly, informative and helpful. What a nice little place.

It is great to see a family that works hard together. We were made comfortable and we were helped…read moreto plan two trips on the river, one tubing and one canoe. Both throughly enjoyable. Camp ground is quite and we reserved a site right on the river which made it really nice. Great short, close get away before the end of summer. Thanks for a great stay !

A beautiful campground on the shores of Bass Lake in Spooner, WI. Under new ownership. It is…read moreactually 2 campgrounds, across the road from each other. Anchor Bay Campground is on the lake side of County E. It has campsites and 2 cabins, with a beautiful beach and the Red, White, and Brew bar, and there are kayaks available for the use of campers. The stars over the lake at night are spectacular. Anchor Woods Campground is on the other side of the road and offers beautiful wooded campsites with full hookups, a new playground and Gaga ball court for kids, and lots of peace and quiet. We spent a relaxing week there in August, enjoying the quiet of the north woods. The owners, Mike and Tammy, are always available, very friendly, and will do whatever they can to make your stay as pleasant as possible.

We decided to roadtrip from the Twin Cities to this WMA. What an amazing day! We arrived just…read moreafter sunrise. It was really beautiful. The roads are fairly well maintained but, do expect some bumpiness. Follow the driving tour and learn about the area. It is very interesting. We went to see the Sandhill Cranes and were not disappointed. They were a sight to see in large flocks. We will make Crex a regular place to visit.

This community is small but this is a little jewel about their prairies and wildlife area. There is…read morealso a small walking trail behind the center. Nice little gift shop. Interesting history of the area and the rebuilding of the marshes and prairies.

We had a great experience with Jack's Canoe Rental yesterday morning. Dave, our driver to the…read morestarting point, was friendly, helpful, and got our trip off to a great start. We also appreciated chatting with him and learning about his longtime involvement with The American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Thank you again for a wonderful morning -- and thank you for your service!

After telling my son and a friend about a canoe trip I took as a teenager down the Namekagon and…read moreSt. Croix rivers 30 years ago, they both said they really wanted to do something similar. After reaching out to multiple outfitters in the region, I choose Jack's and I'm glad I did. I didn't want to transport my 17 foot Grumman aluminum to upper Wisconsin and take it through the rapids. We were also going to need to rent a second boat anyways and needed a shuttle. I started looking into local outfitters. They were quick to respond to my inquiries and answer my questions. They also were willing to not only rent us a canoe and a kayak and provide shuttle service, but they answered my questions about what I'd need to do for a multiple night trip down the river. We camped at their site for the first night and put in right there so we could paddle down the river, across Trego Lake, portage the dam, then continue down the Namekagon and St. Croix Rivers over the next couple of days. The equipment they rented us was in good condition. We had no issues with the paddles, PFDs, or boats. The shuttle van was clean and well maintained. When we looked at the camps all of them where in nice, clean conditions. The port-a-poties were clean. They have a store on site to purchase any items you may need to go down the river. The staff was friendly and nice. It wasn't busy when we arrived and was able to chat with some of them. It's a family own and operated business. We had scheduled a 3pm ride back to our vehicles on our last day but due to our underestimating how fast our trip was, we got there around noon. I called Jack's and inquired if there was any way they could pick us up early. Knowing they're busy I highly doubted it. Their response was they didn't have any drivers available right then, but if one becomes available early they would send them our way. We really didn't expect anyone to get there until 3pm. However, around 2pm the shuttle arrived. If we had to wait until the scheduled pick up time that would be understandable, but because they had the availability and could come early, that was pretty awesome in my book. If you're looking for an outfitter to go down the river either via canoe, kayak, or tube... I can't recommend enough Jack's.

I went to Camp Nathanael as a kid, worked there as a teenager, and brought my boys there. It's the…read moreonly experience of my childhood that I was able to share with my boys that hadn't changed. It is a camp for boys to come to faith in and walk with Jesus. Seeds are planted and sprouts are nurtured.