The Crown of Camelot

The puzzles could've been clued better. We've enjoyed the other rooms at this location much more and would recommend them over this room.

This was a bit of a mixed bag compared to other rooms we had done at this location. The story took a backseat once we started and only came back at the end. Puzzles were fun but nothing we had never encountered before. Most puzzles just kinda relied on you figuring them out with no real clueing for most. They weren't indecipherable, but still a bit sloppy. A couple sensors seemed to either trigger early or needed fidgeting to get them to open their locks. Was not game breaking until the last puzzle, got the code we needed but the buttons were not working and the gm kept sending nudges for how to solve it. Eventually we got sent the solution which is what we had been trying. He finally reset the module and the buttons finally started working. Fine enough room but just fell really flat for all the friction we ran into while playing.

Found this room to be tougher than listed. Lots to solve so be prepared. Room involves climbing and crawling, like most at this location. Great theme and nice decor. Story was nice as well. Employees were friendly and helpful.

The best customer service. Great rooms. Amazing staff. Private rooms without an inflated extra charge. All this all together = the best escape room in the dells, hands down. This room was no exception. Stop reading now if you don’t want to know anything at all. I love the use of the upper area. How fun! The grandkids and I had a blast up there!!! The quick start small forest was wonderfully done and there castle was beautiful. Great job!!! It’s beautiful in there!

An ok room with fun set pieces, but with esoteric puzzles and a very annoying loft that you must climb and crawl through for a good part of the game. There are foam puzzle piece rugs to crawl on, but it doesn’t feel great to be on. The vast majority of puzzles didn’t make sense. Either we somehow guessed the answer or we got hints which made no sense but somehow led us to the correct nonsensical answer. There are some near props that evoke a castle, but for the most part, it’s a decorated room with castle-like wallpaper and the same tiled floor from the lobby. The staff is good-hearted but it was rough. This isn’t a Quest for Camelot worth embarking.