Stannard Township RV Park

Nothing fancy stop over. First come first serve campgrounds with water and electric 30/50 amp grassy sites on a self-pay bases. Grocery store, gas, and restuarant all within walking distance. Shower house was one big room with walled off shower area with sink and toliet, fire ring, and picnic table at site. A gravel road next to the campground was great for walking or bicycling. Large pavillion and grassy area for kids to play. Open area with trees on the back side of the sites, road traffic or noise was minimal after sunset. Dump station on site. Would stay at this stop over again. Stayed three nights with only two other RV's there when we arrived and 3 more arrived during our stay.

We stayed at this campground the night of August 23, 2018. A paper on the board in the campground states “water is unsafe to drink at present time.” There is nothing regarding the water on the entrance sign to the park. This is a very convenient park for anyone traveling east/west on Michigan 28. It's just a few hundreds yards off M-28. First come, first serve campground. There is a pay station, which has envelopes and a drop box. Easy in/out for big rigs. There were 4 other RVs in the campground the night we stayed. The entrance road is paved, but the campground interior roads are gravel. Sites are on grass/gravel. We had no problem leveling. I believe there are now at least 12 sites. The first two electrical boxes do not have numbers on them. Two sites share the same pedestal, one on each side. Each site is designed to accommodate two RVs (pull in in opposite directions). All sites are pull-through. There are grills and tables. Dump station on site. We didn't check out the showers/restrooms. Sites are long and relatively level. (We are a 40' motorhome, towing a Saturn Vue, and we did not unhook the car.) There isn't a dedicated pet area, but there's plenty of space to walk pets. Verizon data and cell worked well. There were no OTA channels. There is a children's play area. We would stay again if passing through the area.

Tiny little town with a nice, inexpensive RV park. The posted state license is for 8 sites but there are 6 power stations, each with two 30amp and two 20 amp outlets. Sites are not well marked so some campers were taking up room for two rigs. Theoretically, 12 large rigs could fit - there were 9 when we stayed and the site was full. Sites 1 and 2 did not have water. There is a dump ($5.00 for non-campers), and a water spigot near the exit. The bathrooms were single units with toilet, sink, and shower - a $3.00 fee was posted for the shower.

There was a coop store 1/2 block away that had everything including a bakery and small hardware section. There's also a VFW, gas station, auto parts store, and a bar/grill.