Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin

Well, we have been busy, but not busy taking pictures. How can you be so busy doing almost nothing? We stopped in two places in Minnesota. In a total of 5 days the only touring we did was of a cave. It was too dark for pictures. It took Susan 2 days to recover from the exertion. It was lots of stairs down and of course back up. It was very tight in places. At the bottom of the cave we saw a 65 foot waterfall. The cave was called Niagara cave after the waterfall. We were in Amish country so we did a bunch of driving around looking at the farms. The campground in Spring Grove, MN was one of our membership parks so it cost us only $3 a night for 50 amp power and we stayed there 4 nights. It was the most beautiful rv park we have stayed in so far. We didn't even bother to hit the pool..... too many kids. It was a real family rv park. We spent two nights at our neighbors campfire and another couple of nights with a newby HitchHiker buyer. The had the same model trailer we had before.

Then we drove to Wisconsin. We found another membership park that is a real resort. We had a hard time getting into a site. They are modern with all the conveniences, but have too many trees, no pull throughs and the sites are not long. We spent one day planing, one day grocery shopping, and then today we got to go touring. It turns out this place is a giant Disneyland. The have about 10 waterparks alone here, all claiming to be the world's largest. We decided to take a boat tour of the Lower Dells and the Upper Dells. The Dells is the Wisconsin River where it cuts through a special sandstone formation. There were many more things to do here that we just can't do as we ran out of time.

Aug 5, 2009

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