RiverWalk Hotel Wisconsin Dells

... tops and long sleeve shirts. No beanies yet but we are already wearing gloves (they don&#8217;t call them beanies here, just hats, boring!).<br><br> Mirror Lake State Park was our camping destination, close to all the water parks and shopping and it&#8217;s also a beautiful site.<br><br>We also visited the home (Taliesen) of Frank Lloyd Wright, the architect, he was made famous for his ...

Today we went to the Wisconsin Dells on a Duck ride.<br>These old vehicles were used in World War 2 to land the troops in the Normandy and also in the Vietnam war.<br>As a tourist attraction someone had the idea to take these boats or whatever for tours on and around the Wisconsin River.<br>My mum, step dad, and me enjoied a nice ride through different territories and over the Wisconsin River. Very nice country side.<br><br>Till

... one of the propane tanks went to empty, so it was a bit chilly in the camper until I got out and changed over to the fresh tank. <br><br> <br><br>We have had, of course, a series of 'misadventures' to accompany the most excellent adventures: Our Verizon data card would not boot, so I had to have a new one UPS'd to our first camp site in Wisconsin Dells. But they did not send the same card or the software to support the new card. When I called to complain and ...

... the kids. Day 3: Promised the kids we'd take them to a theme water park today, but not that easy at this time of year. This Winsconsin Downs is like a mini Disney - in other words - it's absolutely full of theme parks, albeit water ones, restaurants, shows, tours and anything else you can think of.... however, 90 percent of it is shut down now. Anyway, we persued the thought of an indoor water park, and stopped at 'Wilderness Territory' which ...

... Prairie) lived. We left South Dakota behind, crossed into Minnesota, where the scenery changed very little. Toward the late afternoon the ground began to become more rolling and the sparse trees gave way to scattered woods. Soon we dropped down into the Mississippi valley and crossed the mighty river into Wisconsin, where we found a campsite for our overnight stop. all credit to Chrissy who drove most of the day.

I have always said the worst part about going to China is getting ready to go to China. I am a little bit smarter now and travel very light. This trip I am taking a carry on suitcase and my laptop case. I will most likely check the carry on as I really dont feel like carrying it all the time. Oh and that 3-1-1 ******** that ...

We arrived... got drinks... set up the tents while drinking... pretty happy before 5pm... oh no... no wood for the bonfire... went to gas station.. bought marshmellows, more drinks, snacks, hot dogs... walked out and noticed big pile of firewood... oops... guess we should get some of that too...

... to the shear cliffs that were a haven to many rock climbers who we met along the way. Many were older than us. The rock formations and views here were incredible. We took a boat tour through the Upper Dells where the Wisconsin River winds through sandstone cliffs and rock formations. Over the years, the Wisconsin Dells has become quite the resort town, but we passed up the water parks and mini golf.

... had 6 waterpark areas...3 outdoors and 3 indoors. There was this crazy ride called the hurricane, an indoor wave pool, and many other interesting things I'm never seen before. There were originally only 3 of us, but we were later joined by another 3 who live nearby in Reedsburg. Got some tasty pizza from Moosejaw, and spent the night playing Wii and hanging out. It was a good birthday party. We got a short hour of swimming in this morning and then headed home.

... would needed to inquire about with locals to get ourselves routee around. we also hadn't done a very good job of eating because there weren't so many logical stopping points, so we had to take a break between the elroy-sparta and the 400 trail to have some soda and a snack. an interesting tidbit about the 400 trail: it's a segment of an old rail line that used to connect chicago to minneapolis --a distance of 400 miles--in 400 minutes. by the time we finally pulled into the night's ...