Adventures in Wisconsin Dells — Part 1

Over the next cou­ple of days, I’m going to post the mil­lion and one pho­tos from our trip. It was truly a great fam­ily vaca­tion that we all needed together.

We left Mon­day around noon or so and stayed at Glac­ier Canyon Lodge part of The Wilder­ness Resort. The place ROCKED!! We only made it to 2 of the 10 water­parks, but that was more than enough.

So, onto the pictures!

Fill­ing up and off we go!

Into Wis­con­sin

Excited to be in our hotel room


Day Two started with Ty and I going to the pot­tery place at our hotel and we each painted a piece and picked it up the next day. Ty decided to paint a skate­board.


Then we headed out to the water­park for the day. This place had a great kid­die area, but of course Ty was a bit ner­vous about all of the water pour­ing out and the big bucket that would dump every few min­utes (he’s not a big fan of get­ting water on his head!)

Cool kid­die area


Then we decided to try out the lazy river. It had a bridge thing that you rode up and then floated around an ele­vated area and then down an awe­some lit­tle water­slide. Here’s Ty and Tony on it together.

Going up to the top area



Down the water­slides!


Then we went to din­ner at this great restau­rant called Moose­jaw Restau­rant.

Ty got some very silly Moose antlers that he obvi­ously loved.

Then we headed out to play some mini golf at Pirate’s Cove. We thought it would be fun as we’ve never taken Ty and man oh man, did he have a blast. And, he even got 2 holes in one (more than Tony and I did!!)

Every time he’d hit it he’d yell “Get in the hole, get in the hole!“



Mr. Pouty Pants when we were all done. He wanted to play another 18 holes.

Then we went to the Giant Jump­ing Pil­low and the boys jumped for a while to wear off what remain­ing energy they had. But then re-fueled with some ice cream.




That’s all for Days 1 and 2, more to come…

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