The pool is a great way to have some fun in the winter and rainy days in the UP. The staff is…read moresuper nice and helpful. After you swim you can take the kids up for a pizza. This is a must have membership if you live anywhere close.

First timer on this course, all I can say is WOW! So beautiful. Greens were fast, the pace was…read moreexcellent, and the staff was beyond helpful. Highly recommend playing here.

I used to stay at Bewabic as a youth for weeks on end in the short summer with friends. It will…read morealways be remembered fondly. It has only improved over the years. The canoe trips down to the Third Lake were always an adventure. The nesting bald eagles always put on a glorious pageant feeding their young.

Bewabic is like a piece of heaven here on earth. Peaceful, relaxing, beautiful and the sites are…read morevery nice. I have always enjoyed my stays at this campground. 25 years of camping there with my children as they grew up and now they are adults and fondly remember the beauty and fun there. We all go back as often as we can to make new memories with their children. Bewabic is a place like no other...

the course was challenging. but well kept greens…read moredissappointed there was no water on the course and we could barely get the club pro to sell us refreshments. It would have been nice to know that there was no water on any of the eighteen holes.

I had played here three yeas ago and it was average. I talked my group into playing here. We had…read morethe choice of a dozen courses and it was a huge mistake. The pro in the shop was one of the worst people ever. I can't believe any one in the PGA would let this guy TONY talk to any customers. The course was not in good shape. The bar was closed and no snacks or even a coke or water was available. If they did a complete over hall with staff it might get a 2 star. I will not be coming back here anytime. To many other places to play where the staff appreciates the guest.

My favorite lake on this entire sphere!. Kentuck Lake is approximately a 950 acre lake located in…read moreboth Vilas County & Forest counties. It has a maximum depth of 40 feet. Visitors have access to the lake from 2 public boat landings. Fish include Musky, Perch, Blue Gill, Crappie, Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass & Walleye. The lake's water clarity is low. The lake is completely surrounded by beautiful tree covered rolling hills. Most of the shore is rocky & steep. But, a few areas have shallow & sandy beaches. The lake has some of the best fishing in Wisconsin. The lake holds a lot of natural structure. The DNR sank a line of log cribs to enhance fish habitats. The entire lake produces great fishing. I've landed 2 Musky's in a day on the lake. I've also have landed Walleye as big as 26 inches & Small Mouth Bass as long as 20" weighing 5 pounds plus. Walleye's are my only keepers, everything else I throw back. Fishing regulations are posted at each boat ramp landing, please read & adhere to these rules. Keep this awesome fishery strong. The lake is surrounded by approximately 50 lake houses, the majority are only occupied a few times a year. Traffic on the lake is slow, usually a handful of fishing boats most weekends. I've had it all to myself at times during the week. Our family lake house has been on Kentuck lake for the past 18 years. In all that time I've only seen about a dozen boats towing water skiers. We are predominately a nice & quiet fishing lake. Typical noises that can be heard are wind, water & the abundance of Bald Eagles soaring overhead. Just the way I like it!! You can get me out of the woods. But, you can't get the woods out of me!

Great dining experience here! Pleasant view overlooking the golf course. Property has new owners…read moreand the restaurant has been refurbished. Supper club vibe. Everything we ordered was delicious, better than expected in an area where dining choices are limited. Kudos to the chef! Good variety of choices on the menu. Make reservations online at their website Recommended!

Almost unseen if you drive past it along Superior Ave over the bridge, this new destination is…read moreworth a visit. Built maybe 2-3 years ago, it's a wooden boardwalk that starts at Lincoln Park and goes down to the Paint River. On summer nights, you can see an acoustic concert with local musicians like Whitewater, using the beauty of the river and the bridge as a scenic backdrop. There's no railing along the platform overlooking the river, so you get an unbroken view of everything. Just don't lean over too far, or you will join the lily pads and fish down below. The boardwalk veers to the right and goes for maybe what amounts to a city block. Walk slowly, take your time and you'll see native wildflowers, beautiful thistles, wild apple trees and a few wild raspberry bushes maybe. And if you're lucky, maybe you'll even get to see a deer up-close like we did one time. The boardwalk's design is elegant and well-thought out, merging nicely with the nature surrounding it rather than intruding upon it. If you stop to visit Crystal Falls for a few hours, I'd definitely recommend seeing this stop along the journey.

Cute little stop! There is a small park for kids to play at and the board walk offers beautiful…read moreviews and little educational facts about the nature and history of the area. Unfortunately part of the Boardwalk was closed when I stopped with my family. I will definitely stop again when my family comes up next year!

Until I attended it for myself, I never thought much of this great-grand-daddy of all redneck…read moresports. I'd sum it up by saying there is nothing more cathartic to watch than 4-1/2 hours of sheer automotive destruction on a muddy field with 2400 onlookers. The Demolition Derby is the pinnacle of the Iron County Fair, always on a Saturday evening starting at 6 PM and ending when the last car is left standing. While I could write this as an update to my fair review from previous years, I feel this deserves its own mention. In the days leading up to the derby, junker cars start to be seen about town, sitting in driveways, backyards, or sneaking in a quick run down a side street. On the day of the event, a procession of beaters without windows, spray-painted with names of local businesses sponsoring them, or decorated for a laugh, these cars ride to the field beside the fairgrounds, like gladiators to an arena. The small town of 3,100 people literally shuts down, as stores and restaurants close up early so everyone can be there. Roughly 2/3 of the town's population gathers for this spectacle. The customary greeting "See you at the fair" is heard with the frequency of "Merry Christmas" on Christmas Day. It's a tremendous experience for anyone attending. At the ticket price of $6 per adult or $5 per kid, it's an awesome bargain too. And don't worry about the food. For a mere $14, I got 3 brats, potato chips, cheesy nachos, 2 bags of popcorn, 1 soda, 1 water bottle and a hot dog! Talk about a deal! And the proceeds go towards the local kids' ice hockey program. Decadent fair food? Check! A vendor called Nacho Mama's has "Walking tacos", which are a bag of Fritos torn open, toss in a scoop of hot beef, some sour cream, lettuce and cheese with a fork on top and you're good to go! The demo derby starts with the national anthem. Then cars come out, 10-11 per round, bashing and colliding into each other. We pick our favorite car in each round and watch whose car wins. Don't underestimate those beat-up ol' station wagons. Those things can dole out the punishment as much as they can withstand it. After a night of collisions, the wagon's rear resembles a hatchback compact's rear, but the sucker keeps on going. After each battle, front loaders and claw-equipped bulldozers come carry out the wrecks. A grader smooths the field for the next group, and the battle rages on. This continues through 4 preliminary rounds, 2 consolations, and a finale. Mixed in are battles for the compact cars and mid-sized sedans. It's a guilty pleasure to watch, but a sheer thrill for my 2 boys. Even after 4 hours, they were not bored of it. Tired yes, but bored no. Well worth staying past their bedtime. For a few hours, you forget your worries, your job, your ills and just live in the moment of relishing the destruction before your eyes. In these times, we all can use some of that.

THE BEST PART OF SUMMER!…read more The derby is a must see for everyone. All locals know to attend the derby. Good beer and smashing cars. Awesome.

What a magnificent view!! The course looked well groomed and inviting! We had the pretzel bites,…read morepizza and hamburger. We were completely blown away by all and then to sit at the bar looking out at the hills, Crystal Falls ....UNBELIEVABLY BEAUTIFUL!!! HIGHLY RECOMMEND I can't imagine it in the fall....We definitely will take a day trip from Marquette

Affordable nine hole course with elevation and challenging greens. It is fairly open and forgiving…read morefor a "fader" like myself. New owners have kept it up nice and redone the bar/restaurant which offers a nice view of the course.