We stayed in site 58 for 5 nights. It was level and right on the water. It was 2 levels (upper was the trailer/living area, lower was a beach). We had 2 fire rings, one on the beach. This is the moist quiet place we have ever stayed. Cell service and tv reception with antenna is good. Free cable but we were not able to get it in our trailer. Great home base to so many places! We plan to return every year!

Super nice place. Sites were easy to get into. We were in the newer area so not a lot of shade. The bath facilities were nice and clean. The staff was friendly. Had a nice beach area along the lake.

This is a huge RV park with many owned sites that have been landscaped. We were in Traverse City for medical care and this place was wonderful. First we stayed in the 200's area which is wide open, big sites and a great dog run area. We then moved into a gorgeous spot right by the lake that was owned and landscaped. Quiet neighbors. The park is divided into 10-site "circle camps" so you don't sense the size of it. The office staff was awesome, very accommodating. Mail and package delivery.

We have a spot on the lake and it was amazing!! Highly recommend.

The campground is very nice large sites with nice fire pits placed in places that make them useful and private. Staff is helpful and willing to help. The beach looked nice but weather was cool when there so we didn’t do anything but look at it. Lots to do in this area, we will definitely stay here again if in the area.

All the previous reviews are spot on so I won't repeat them. This is a wonderful campground and we enjoyed our time here! The employees and site owners are very pleasant and work hard to keep the park looking very nice. The only negative I can say about the park is the laundry room. The washers need a serious cleaning - you can see and smell the rust inside.

We stayed here just one night taking the only site available. This is a lovely campground on the lake & beach, everything well maintained & groomed. All sites spacious with plenty of room for slide outs. The site we reserved was still occupied with previous night RVers causing some confusion but the owners took full control finding us another spot equally nice and even offered to put us up free in an overflow site if no other site became available. They really hustled & apologized profusely for the inconvenience. We will definitely stay here again.

This was our first time at this site. Some background on the site itself. Campsites are privately owned, and when owners are not using their sites, they will release them to the campgrounds to rent out. Our site was full hookup water/sewer and 50/30/20 amp power. Cable was also at our site but we did not connect to see if it worked. Fire pit was provided on the site. The site was really big, lots of room for us in our camper with plenty to spare. The site was a stone gravel which looked to be well maintained. At one point in the trip I saw someone who worked there just going around and picking up sticks from each site to keep them clean. They take garbage each day if you leave out at 10am at the front of your site. Our site was directly across from a nice playground for the kids, and we had a great view from the site and camper. There were only ~15 sites in the loop we are on, so minimal car traffic, in the center of the loop is the playground. Sites can vary because they are privately owned. Some sites have landscaping, some sites have patio areas, each site has a little different character. We enjoyed taking a walk around the campgrounds and seeing the different sites. The locations right on the water are the highest in demand, and I can see why because they are fantastic. I was working remotely from this location for the week we were there and I got a solid 3 bars of coverage on AT&T so staying connected was not a problem. There was wifi there, but it was not always dependable as it is shared bandwidth with other campers. For simple internet use, wifi was fine. The only, and I really stress the word "only" thing that kept this place from being perfect for us was its proximity to a little noisy road. It of course was quieter at night as things settled, and overall was not distracting for us, but we live in a city so we can tune that noise out easily as we are used to it, but still worth mentioning as others may be more distracted by this. If sleeping with A/C in camper, you won't hear anything. The proximity was close to grocery stores, some restaurants/food for pickup, not far from downtown, the wineries, Sleeping Bear Dunes, etc... Was a nice location if looking to visit the area. The price is higher than State Parks, but we felt it was worth it for the space, how nice the property was, and the convenience. We would certainly go again!