Small Cottage.... Huge Lake Views!

Clean very little cabin. Beautiful view of the lake. Owner Frank very nice & can guide you to great places to eat. Whole resort very tidy. Unfortunately the lake was covered with green algee at our dock area. Not very appealing for fishing or playing in the water. Otherwise very quiet comfortable stay.

We had a great weekend here! Cottage had all we needed and then some! Frank was a great host, very friendly and knowledgeable of the local area and places to visit. We would definitely stay here again 5 stars!

Friendly owner, beautiful views, clean cabin, great location!

This is the fifth time my fishing buddy and I have stayed at Crown Point. It just does not get any better. Frank is always the best host and the accommodations are clean ,well kept and always above par. My buddy and I have been fishing together for 40 years and have had all kinds of experiences but Crown Point is never a disappointment All fishing trips are great the catch varies.

This is the 2nd year in a row that I have stayed at Crown Point Resort. This year I brought my wife and 2 children (9 & 11) and we stayed in cabin #4. The cabin is spacious, clean and well appointed. It can sleep a lot more but we enjoyed the separate rooms for the kids to sleep in. The deck with the grill, picnic table and lounge chairs saw a lot action from us as we enjoyed cooking and eating many of our meals outside. It is a quiet and relaxing resort but the lake provided hours of endless fun for the kids and us. It is a huge body of water (3200 acres) and never crowded.

Frank is a kind and gracious host who enjoys seeing his guests have a great time and will do what he can to ensure that you enjoy your stay.

The proximity to Madison and Stoughton is one of the attractions to our family so we can have breaks from the water activities. If you have children be sure to visit the Henry Vilas Zoo in Madison (It's FREE), the kids loved it and Ella's Deli in Madison which has awesome ice cream, sundaes and other treats including an early 1900s working carousel that only cost a $1 to ride.