holiday acres

Nice and clean. Does have a hotel attached, pool area, and games for the kids. Only was there for the Friday fish fry.

We took a ride on a beautiful fall day. We called and made a reservation. It cost only $24. Ride was 45 minutes. Our guide was very pleasant. When there were issues with saddles and horses mid ride...the guide switched horses and helped tighten saddles. The trail was well taken care of and beautiful. The horses seemed well loved by all the staff. In summer I feel like it could get really busy but for a nice fall day it was GREAT.

I was a bit tentative when my wife asked to take our three children (3, 6, 11) horseback riding during our annual Labor Day trip to Minocqua but... this was one of the best family activities we have had shared. Our 3 year old rode with my wife but the rest of us, including the 6 year old, had our own horse. The ride lasts approx. 45 minutes and winds through the forest. We even saw a white tailed deer on the trail. A great experience and well worth the cost.

We took our 3 and 6 year old grand daughters to Holiday Acres for the pony ride. It was such fun to walk a trial guiding the small ponies with the girls in them, and they loved it.Next we decided to try the go karts. I hadn't ever driven a go kart that I remember, but I caught on quickly and had a blast driving a two seater with one of the girls. We had so much fun doing that, that before I knew it we were off on a trail ride. This is a great place for a day off the lake. I found all the prices very reasonable for the activities.

my husband and i are just fiends when it comes to mini golf, always hoping that whatever city we head for that they will have some mini golf available. They have riding stables and go karts, but we are older folks who just enjoy a quiet game of mini golf. I would have given 5 stars but it was a sunny day and the sun was beating down something terrible. we would have loved a few places to rest or even some shade. we did like their tall bushes giving privacy from neighboring holes though. Even better, with the water hazards they had long handled nets to help you get them out of the water without falling in after them.