We were visiting a friend that has a condo nearby, so the location was super convenient. The check…read morein lady was very nice and we had a great site. The small pond had no fish (as I heard they all died due to an aeration issue), but my 4 yo still had fun tossing his fishing pole in the pond. The permanent campers were nice as we walked around and engaged my little kids at the fish cleaning station. I would definitely go back.

We are both primitive and camper campers. It is the week of the 4th of july and we wanted to…read moreprimitive camp by lake erie so we could take our boat out and do some fishing. Checked out 2 other camp sites before choosing turtle creek. The reason we chose turtle creek is for a few reasons. The primitive camping is not smack dab right in the middle of campers and rvs like the other 2 were and turtle creek was much cleaner then the others and turtle creek was CHEAPER then the other two. Turtle creek has both flushing and non flushing toilets...both VERY clean and updated paint. They also have a washer and dryer to use along with a few fish cleaning station. The campers were quite after 10 like posted and long term campers were friendly to day campers. It is a pet friendly camp site as well. Very nice camp ground with friendly helpful staff. ONE DOWNFALL**they are CASH ONLY.

The worst introduction to seasonal camping! I should have known better, when of all the campgrounds…read morein the area, they were the only ones with openings. It started out well enough - but within the first few weeks we noticed some things. The management was very rude, and made up rules as they went. Things were disorganized and chaotic. The power grids would go out and she would claim it was the responsibility of the campers to fix it themselves. The grounds would flood to your shins during a rainstorm. Sites were poorly maintained and our trailer started sinking into the ground as the ground split apart (yes, we were parked correctly). Management refused to do anything, ripped us off for our winter storage fees, and closed the season early without telling anyone. They shut off everyone's water and then got in big trouble from the town. The kicked out families that had been there for 30 years. The kids' playground would NEVER pass inspection, as it was all rusted out, hand-me-down equipment that looked to be about 50 years old. The police came a few times for incidents in the park. Some trailers were rotted into the ground and it looked like people were squatting there year-round. Weekenders were allowed in but seasonals were not allowed visitors. Finally visitors were allowed but had to give exactly 24 hours notice- to the minute. Management would yell at campers, threaten them, and talk about them behind their backs. One time I heard them flat out lie about a camper. They had special rules for their own family members that they loved to flaunt at you. It was a hellish experience and I could recount so many more things, but I would go on for days! Just stay away! Seriously- don't go! Too bad I can't give zero stars.

I would like to start off by saying that this is by far the worst campground I have ever taken my…read morefamily to. The staff have been very rude, unaccomodating, and confrontational. I have been a seasonal camper for 2 years there now, during which time I was hassled 80% of my visits upon entry to the park. In the beginning I was tricked into taking over soneone's lot with the notion I could make payments on the seasonal fees, little did I know that just 6 weeks later was required to have in full or the park would keep my trailer. After jumping through hoops and doing all they ask I continues to encounter problems with the staff as did others. Last year half of the park decided not to return the following year. This year I had enough and decided to sell my trailer. Upon introducing the purchaser I was then hassled for more money towards yet another year when I clearly stated I was leaving and wanted my winter deposit back. Despite there being no signs stating I could not throw garbage in the front bins (where garbage goes) they refuse to refund my deposit because I used the bins for 30 pounds or less of garbage. Three bags a blanket and a few small items. I was told I had until the 15th of October to remove the trailer if not staying n I would recieve my deposit. Days later I recieve a call stating I am not getting my deposit and the purchaser had only until monday the 1st to remove the trailer even tho my season is paid and the next year deposit. STEER VERY CLEAR OF THIS PLACE AND ITS STAGNANT WATERS, AND DITCHES. If you do not want an experience like this do yourself a favour and keep searching for a better place.

Too expensive for what they consider a camp ground. Waste of money. Over priced everything. Snotty…read moreRV park, who's residents drive there golf carts up down the road constantly in order to check on you all hours of the night. The bathrooms are a 10min walk.. "Oh who cares" you think, " it's a 10 min walk" True Now, it's 2am, you stomach rumbles and you know whats about to happen, better pinch it on your 10 min walk to the hottest bathroom on the planet, with no air flow. Arcade.. Arcade??? hahahahaha!!! I think 3 out of the 8 ish arcades that are there worked. The kids area has a bunch of old plastic playhouses, looks horrible, and the "TV" room is locked up tight. Pools. Kinda sweet. They have 2 outdoor. One for kids one for adults and lots of room to sit and check out all the old women in bikinis. There is also an indoor wading pool for the little ones. It was nice. if you want to camp peacefully, in nature, I would shop around. P.S To the old bitter, curly haired women watering the plants July 20th, 2018 around 8-9am, when a guest pulls in and a carload of kids/myself smile and say "Good Morning" maybe say Hi, Good morning, smile, hell I don't know, but screaming at us that the speed limit is 10km is highly unprofessional considering I was doing 8km... Cause I looked the second you screamed.

This was the most expensive campsite we have stayed at on our trip across Canada from Kelowna BC…read more Overpriced and under serviced! Couldn't be farther from the showers and washroom. Plus, we are shocked you do not recycle! Thought Ontario was green! We stayed at beautiful campsites for half this price. Do not recommend!

A beautiful park with tons of accessible trails and amazing sights. Knowledgeable and friendly…read morestaff as well!

Point Pelee is on the smaller end of national parks, but it is well maintained and a wonderful…read moreplace to visit. It isn't too crowded which makes it so much more enjoyable. It is very bike-friendly, but don't forget to check the hours for bike rentals if that's what you plan on doing. There is a tram/shuttle that takes you to the very tip from the visitor's center but the path is bikeable/walkable as well. Parking is adequate and there are a number of well marked trails and boardwalks here to explore. One full day was all I needed here.

Great laid back campground in cawtawba, fisherman's paradise close to public ramps,staff is…read moregreat,even have cabin rentals for a great price

I love coming here. The management is Amazing. Would definitely recommend getting out here during…read morethe summer.

We camped here 4th of July weekend and had a great time…read more This is a big campground with several sections. The signage makes it easy to find your spot. I will say the spots are somewhat smaller compared to other Ohio state parks we stayed at. The slots are not angled so it can be tricky to back in. They do offer lots of pull through options. Inside the campground there is a boat launch, lots of extra parking, shower houses, camp store, game room, and nature center. They don't offer a lot of activities but there were a few. My kids just loved riding our bikes up to the beach and playing in the lake. There is a nice bike bath that makes it easy to get there. There is no food in the area so bring your own or be prepared to drive.

The campground was full and sites were right on top of each other, everyone was mostly respectful…read more Check-in was easy, but late night noise levels were not enforced. One rude group kept everyone up until 3am. And many campers left so much food, booze bottles and garbage everywhere. Several of the bathrooms ran out of toilet paper. The trails were mostly mowed and taken care of.

The place it's self is nice, live bands weekly, kids activities. However, the river flooding is…read morecrazy. The park can't control the weather I suppose

Only stayed here for a night, but this place was perfect. I booked a camping spot over the phone 15…read moreminutes before the office closed, and the woman on the phone was extremely helpful. We slept on the ground in sleeping bags. There were a lot of people making noise until about 12:30am, playing music, singing, talking and yelling. The showers were not great but fine for a campground. I went to bed around 2am when everything had died down. Around 7am, some banging started like there might be a shooting range nearby. In the morning, I explored the camping area and got some exercise. So much better than a hotel gym! I ran around, shot some hoops, and bounced on their "jumping pillow" which was exactly what I needed before a day of driving. And it was so much cheaper than a hotel room.

We have hesitated to stay at Algonac State Park but finally gave in and reserved a spot in the…read moreWagon Wheel... ...aside from the mosquitos and being situated on what seemed to be a giant ant hill, it was great! We made note of a few other sites we'd like to stay at and plan to return. We liked the privacy that the Wagon Wheel offered, compared to the Lakefront (parking lot camping is not our thing). There was plenty of path for us to ride our bikes so we spent most of our time riding. Next time, we plan to bring a bow and arrow so the littles can try some archery. All in all, it was a great visit and we are looking forward to our next one.

This is a very popular state park. It was busy over the weekend with families. Now it's the…read morechildfree camping time. Roads are reverting back to nature (lots of holes and ruts) in the section closest to the St. Clair River, but they are reasonably sized campsites. In the newer section of the park the roads are better, but the sites are smaller. And there are culverts between the sites, which right now are breeding mosquito pits. I'm surprised that there is still a shooting range here at the park, but if you don't mind that noise all weekend, it's not a big deal. I love watching the freighters go by all day long. Its mesmerizing. I think I will try for a river view next time.