Very nice campsites! Grassy spots no concrete. Level sites. Peaceful and friendly. Very reasonably…read morepriced! Lake Gage is a short walk.

Please don't come here, My brother and I went onto the bounce pillow and there was rude girls,…read moreprobably around 10 of age. They were also swearing in front of a 4 year old. We had a hole situation with them. A few minutes later, there was a shirtless boy who picked up my eight year-old cousin. He was yelling NO NO NO! So the boy threw him. Staff did nothing about it. This is ridiculous. Tried joining a parade. Kathy said she saw us go on 2 wheels. If we did we would have flipped over on golf cart. We didn't. I will say don't go here and don't waste your money. (WiFi is terrible)

This RV park was by far the kids' favorite of our entire summer RV road trip this year. Not only…read moredo they have a playground, bouncy pillow, lots of camp games, a pool, AND a lake, but they also have a lazy river at the pool and a huge inflatable play set in the lake that is not far out to swim to. Their office is has friendly staff to help you check in and out, serve ice cream, and they also have plenty else for sale including swimwear, camping gear, etc. The summer weather certainly made for some thunderstorms and a mix between partly cloudy and outright scary weather, but the camp staff was nimble and allowed for the kids to play in the pool and lake as long as there were no nearby thunderstorms, so they just had to take a break anytime the weather started moving in. We had not planned to come here, but didn't have a great experience elsewhere and located this place at the last minute. Somehow they had plenty of excess capacity and we were able to get a couple spots up front. Unfortunately, anytime another RV came in between our travel trailer and the office, our Wi-Fi would not work. To get around that, we just went outside and found a place within line of site to the office and it worked fine. The last night we were there, we moved our rigs down to right next to the lake where we could watch the kids playing on the huge inflatable things in the lake and the Wi-Fi down there was excellent.

I've been coming to this campground for over 20 years with my family. I'll never go back to that…read moreexpensive RESORT again!! They don't have security like they used to, games like they used to, family sports like they used to, friendly staff like they used to, helpful staff like they used to. The place isn't at all the place you used to go to for the price. Now it's like going to any other RESORT, high prices and a shit show.

We came again this year because it's so close and even though we thought things had gone downhill,…read moremy kids love it. Well, they have made up for all the things that weren't great. The staff has gotten so much better the last couple years. They have more people that care and genuinely want you to have a great experience. Brandy, her husband Rob, and Jed are my favorite people at the park! They know you by name, are helpful, fun, and just good people. They make the park inviting. They put in a new splash pad, have made a lot of nice improvements, and yes, the bathrooms were really clean this time :). It's nice to see things improving and some of the staff staying year after year. I hope this company will continue to make this an inviting, clean, and fun place. And Jed, if you see this, you're definitely the king of candy bar bingo!!!

Every now and then in your camping travels you will make reservations somewhere just because it's…read morein a convenient location on your route and end up stumbling upon a true gem. That's what happened to us with Happy Acres! Originally we were scheduled to stay for one night but at the last minute had to change to four and the staff was wonderful about accommodating our request. Check in was a breeze with confirmation emails, informative texts leading up to our arrival and when we finally got there our registration packet was waiting for us by the office door. Our site (#71) was super easy to get to and was a pull through which was mostly level for our 33' trailer. I spoke with two staff members; one over the phone when I had to change my reservation (Matt?) and another (Sidney?) when I stopped by their very cute camp store to buy a couple of shirts and they were both extremely pleasant and polite. The grounds are beautifully maintained and there is also a pool and dog park on site. The only negative we found was the very loud, ever present road noise. Happy Acres is right alongside highway 69 which makes it super convenient to access but noisy. Luckily we were running out AC or fans every night which mostly drowned it out. We work remotely from our camper and both our Verizon and TMobile signals were very strong. However TMobile was the speed test winner regularly showing d/l speeds of 200+ mbps. We come to the Midwest every year or two and Happy Acres will definitely be on our list of campgrounds to revisit. We heard that they are expanding the # of campsites towards the back of their property and if they are full hookup we will be sure to try to book one of those. Thanks Happy Acres!!!

Absolutely a fabulous campground you won't be disappointed at all. well spaced great everything…read morevery welcoming I don't have a bad thing to say

Took my family to the Off Road park and had a blast today!! We had never been there but heard…read moregreat things, so we tried it out. Loved that they had a gas grill and a big tent set up to use for chilling out and having diner.

We had bought 2 atv's in march and decided that this would be the first place we would take them…read moreto. We have 2 commander 200's and a few minutes after we started on the trails, our atv's could NOT handle these trails. These are NOT beginner trails, not even intermediate. I broke a few parts off my bike, and my mother tipped her bike over twice. The only place we had fun at was the playground in the back which is a big sand/gravel pit but it was more of a mud pit since it rained the day before and we did enjoy getting completely filthy. unfortunately, we won't be returning any time within the next few years.

The owners and people who stay there in seasonal spots are awsome people. They have activities on…read moreFriday night and Saturday's for tge kids and adults. There's a pond for swimming paddle boat rental. Horse shoes bags basketball and a playground. You can rent golf carts to go on the trails or just drive around the park. Pet friendly. Truly the nicest people we've ever met at a campground. Everybody waves and stops to chat.

Narrows to the Rescue!…read more My husband and I are celebrating our anniversary in a VRBO on Lake Morrison, and the Pontoon that came with our rental stalled out in the middle of Lake Randall:o! We could not immediately get in touch with the owner of the rental nor his caretaker, but Narrows Pontoon and Cottage rentals not only answered our call, they dispatched Jim and Jack immediately to our rescue! They towed us in to our dock perfectly, and would not take any money for the service, not even a cash tip. They were timely, professional, and saved our Anniversary! We will forever be grateful and will always make sure to send business to the Narrows when we visit the North Chain of Lakes again. Thank you, Jim and Jack!

Clean rental pontoons and clean modern cottages. Best value in the Coldwater Branch county…read moreMichigan area.

We absolutely loved it our dog had a blast sniffing everywhere she was allowed. The cabins were…read morewonderful considering how old the buildings are and my family is so excited to go next year.

I finally visited Pokagon State Park for the first time. After hearing my mom talk about a…read morechildhood visit she had (including the Toboggan run) for decades, we made the three hour trek north from Indy for a cozy weekend of staying at the lodge, hiking on the trails, visiting the nature center, etc. The overall park and setting was peaceful. The Tobaggan run definitely makes them stand out from other Indiana state parks as one of the more winter-friendly destinations. It was certainly hopping during our chilly January visit. Given the park's popularity, I was surprised at how much TLC the inn could use. The nature center is fairly simple but worth a visit. They have a trail that runs out the back door and easy parking. You'll also find Nordic skiing trails, homes along the lake and a simple restaurant at the inn. The toboggan run was a hit with our four year old. I cheered overhead with our two year old and I have to say that watching is quite enjoyable as well

Harrison Lake State Park was a great place for our family to get together for a reunion. We had a…read moregreat time visiting every playground at the park (there are 6!). Each had its merits, but the group vote for the favorite was the playground across from the volleyball and basketball courts. Some of the playgrounds had retro equipment, which we liked, but the seats were very low and sometimes squeaky. The climbers and bouncers were a hit and the young ones raced to be the first to try them. We even awarded special stickers to anyone in our group who visited all six playgrounds. Finding the geocache and hiking the trails, playing disc golf, doing archery---it was all a great time!

What a pretty and relaxing state park! We stopped by and enjoyed a picnic lunch at one of the…read moretables along the lake. There are bench swings and seating around the lake. A bridge provides access to a little island with a beach, which also has nearby swings and picnic tables. A nice large shelter with more tables and a great playground with slides, swings, climbing structures, and towers is located near clean restroom facilities. We saw a number of boats out enjoying the water and folks doing some fishing. Camping sites are available, as is a dog beach.

Always pleasant staff.....very detailed with trip descriptions....great place to go kayakread more

Very accommodating and helpful with any tips. They let you have free rein of the water,…read morerecommending to pick up trash along the way.