Things To Do

Archery and Hatchet Throwing

An old school straw target, and some simple bows.

Shuffleboard

An old concrete court & all retro gear.

Canoeing & Rowboating

A fully stocked rack of old school vessels.

Swimming

Hiking

20+ acres of trails wind through the woods. Bring your boots.

Biking

Fishing

Some old cane rods provided, and random fishing equipment. BYO bait.

Bonfires

Treehouse

Sauna

Craft Cabin

Canteen

Main Lodge

Sports Equipment Room

Stocked with just about every imaginable variety of vintage sporting equipment. Help yourself.

Game Room

Located in the lodge and stocked with everything from poker to jigsaw puzzles. Check out a game to take back to your cabin or play it in here.

Wardrobe Department

Mostly vintage mixed with some custom masks, some fav Moonrise characters, historic characters and a menagerie of woodland creatures.

Milwaukee

Milwaukee is a city that rode into the American history books on two wheels and brewed its way into the hearts of the American traveler. When asked "what makes Milwaukee, Milwaukee?" the world's most recognizable motorcycle brand and a well-poured beer come to mind. Cheese curds aren’t too far down that list either, but this is all common knowledge. Layer one stuff. Once you’ve ridden the Harley-Davidson, drank the Miller High Life and popped a few more cheese curds than you’d care to admit to your cardiologist, you will find Milwaukee is an unrivaled sports city with a food scene as diverse as its locals, and a cultural arts scene as fresh as its coast. visitmilwaukee.com Our recommendations: *Breakfast at Uncle Wolfie's *Brady Street *Historic Third Ward *Milwaukee Art Museum *Harley-Davidson Museum *Colectivo Coffee on the lake *Bradford Beach *Estabrook Beer Garden *Lakefront Brewery *Dinner at Mader's (German) *Milwaukee Brewers game

Madison

You might know Madison as the capital city. Or maybe you know it as the place where farm-to-table started, or as the most bikeable city in the country. Its Native American founders knew it as Teejop, which means four lakes. Sports fans know it as the home of the Badgers. Locals know it as the best place to live in America. If you don't know it yet, Madison welcomes you with open arms. visitmadison.com Our recommendations: *Breakfast at Mickie's Dairy Bar *Camp Randall Stadium *Union South *Bascom Hill *State Street *Capitol Square *Dottie Dumpling's Dowry (burgers) *The Old Fashioned (classic WI fare) *Memorial Union & the Terrace on Lake Mendota for a pitcher of Spotted Cow

Chicago

Watch a Cubs game from the rooftops, stroll down The Magnificent Mile, explore the stunning lakefront — and experience classic Chicago. First time? There are a couple things you’ll need to do, like eat a Chicago style hot dog, see “The Bean,” take a river boat cruise, and more. choosechicago.com Our recommendations: *Magnificent Mile shopping & dining *Millennium Park & The Bean *Chicago River architecture boat tour *Portillo's Chicago dogs *Deep dish pizza at Lou Malnati's or Giordano's *Wrigley Field *The Second City improv