The area is beautiful. Scenic & quiet and the campground is on the small side. All great things. The sites however can be a bit, challenging. We had sites 8 & 14 on our family trip and both had to unhook our 19' trailers and park our cars next... Read more

When looking on the map you might think there is water to be had, but I warn you there was not. While there is a single well pump to use it was not working. We spoke with a DNR representative and he was not able to get it working either. We had... Read more

Place cleared out on Sunday though since we had spots overlooking the lake we still had neighbors. Great view of the lake but not a lot of beach to access. Not a busy lake so noise from boats wasn't an issue. Close proximity to Traverse... Read more

Was pretty full for it being fall. The real attraction here is the proximity to Lake Michigan, the amount of beach to walk & the trails around the Sports Complex. The luge stuff was interesting to wander around (closed for obvious reasons) and... Read more

We rented a canoe for around $5 for an hour, which seemed like a heck of a bargain. Getting from lake to lake via canoe/kayak was nice and scenic, though there was an algae warning in the lake so be careful. We had a shaded site (283) which... Read more

We enjoyed the state park a lot. Plenty of things to do around the park. I have friends that live in the area that swear by the MTB trails (and can also can be hiked), the lake had some really good fishing opportunities, our daughter really... Read more

The first night was a Sunday and the fee was $33. The second night we stayed was a Friday and that was $39. Just wanted to clarify. Both were modern electric sites. Water nearby but we weren't there long enough to partake, but it looked... Read more

If you have a smaller camper (ours is 19') I suggest Loop B. I saw a couple issues with bigger rigs (maybe 26'/28') getting into some of the spots. Bike path & hiking trails were great, there was a lake to fish and swim in and pretty darn... Read more