All went well, owner very nice, pull through spots, good price, camp fire, would definitely stay…read morehere again!

First time at this park and it was great. Pat the owner stayed open 1 1/2 hrs till we got here…read more There is a park across the road that was nowhere as nice as this place! The lots a large and level with solid ground!! Yelp sent us to the other place first but it wasn't the way Pat explained her Park. Call her and she said that yelp took us to the wrong place. Boy was she ever right!! As we run the roads of Michigan we will definitely come back here!!

Nice sites of all sizes and lots of trees, not a parking lot campground. Sites were well buffered…read morefrom each other. Bathrooms were nice and kept clean. Great hot water in the showers. The bar restaurant is great. Hopefully as the business grows, they'll be able to keep it open for sunsets, bc it's a great location to watch from. It seems like a lean and mean operation right now, but the workers were really polite and great service in the restaurant.

Clean park but they offer nothing extra, just camping. Strange rules listed on website but nobody…read moreis around to enforce them. I will say they have the cleanest showers I have seen at a park. Locals say the Dock Bar and Grill that is attached to the park is a great place to eat but we did not visit there. Overall if you like a quiet place to camp with nothing extra then I say this is your place, I like a park with more amenities. The view over the bay is lovely.

It's not a bad campground for one overnight. There's no dogpark, but it has a big open area that…read morewas close to our site. We let our two little ones run around for a bit there and didn't disturb anyone. The wifi signal doesn't reach very far from the office area, so we were without wifi for the night and AM. (First world problem, I know.) Just irks me that they would advertise having wifi, when in reality, they don't.

We just got home from a 6 day stay here! We had site 37 and had a little corner all to ourself it…read morewas wonderful. Showers are so nice. If you've camped before you know how some campground are. These are individual stalls that shut and lock with hot hot water. The pool was warm and cleaned daily. The store was big and we got a huge thing of firewood that lasted us more than the 6 days. The staff was nice and helpful. Always driving around. It rained hard one night and they were out the next day trying to make the road leveled again. The park is a little outdated, but the kids still enjoyed it. The bathrooms could use an update and would be nice if they had one in the back, but we were fine.

the service was nice a super nice lady by front desk with two large dogs but sleeping so they won't…read moreharm you and bernadoodles. nice short walk to the troll and a phone stand so it's super easy to get water and whole troll in the pic. if you do go don't get any squishy toy, bad quality mine popped already and barely touched it

This was great fun. Benny the Troll has unending personality and charm. The detail on his…read morefingers, toenails and face are quite remarkable. Just a short walk from parking lot. First stop in shop to pay the $10 fee per person. Totally worth it. Beautiful surroundings, water sports, cabins, and nice gift shop.

Concept of yurts and cabins is great. In practice they are much too close together. You can hear…read moreevery sound your neighbor makes whether you want to or not! Weekend nights are drunk fests many lasting into the wee hours. A hassle if u signed up for an early morning paddle or hike.But if you are there to party til u puke and do it loudly this is your kinda place lol. Wifi is very good. Campfire wood sold on nearby lot is mostly hardwood and seasoned. Build and finish of yurts and cabins is better than that of safari tents. Many tents had large rips in canvas walls and alongside main wall zippers allowing entry to too many mosquitoes and flies. The tents offer nice breezy front porches. All beds are hard green plastic covered mattresses - no bueno. Bring your own sleeping pad and comfy sleeping bag or blanket. Also highly recommend bringing own pillow. Pillows supplied look like they need laundering. Campground bathrooms get overwhelmed on weekend days and evenings. Cleanliness suffers . Some campers are gross beasts however Campground staff needs to stay on top of cleanliness and supplies. Campground and office staff are pleasant enough it seems that management is not allowing the campground (bathrooms, fire pits, chairs and grounds) to look first class.

Location 5+ stars, everything else my two star rating is a bit generous…read more The Yurts (tents) are $260 per night. For this price you get a twin over full bunkbed with rubberized mattresses that offer the comfort of rocks. There is no running water in your yurt and one electrical outlet. If you are here with a group and the purpose of your visit is to sit outside drinking by the fire all night, this might be your spot. If you're with the family and want to get a quiet nights sleep, forget about it. There is zero enforcement of "quiet hours". The location, steps from Lake Superior. You can hear the waves all night. This just isn't enough to overcome the price. For almost $300 per night I expect much more glamping than what's offered.

Light on amenities and not particularly well maintained. The bathroom facilities are very basic,…read moreand the overall property feels neglected, with trails leading to broken-down trucks and trash. As other reviewers mentioned, there is absolutely no shade anywhere on the grounds, people were literally sitting outside the bathroom building with chairs just to escape the sun. There's a small playground for kids, but not much else in terms of activities. Road noise is noticeable while tent camping, so expect a steady hum of traffic. One positive: they don't seem to care what you put on your site. We had an RV, a tent, bikes, and a car all together, and it was completely fine.

Nice park surrounded by trees. Feels secluded. Cement pad is nice. Bath house looks new, but I…read moredidn't use it. Sites have grass and are spacious compared to. KOA and cost less. Good AT&T cell service to power my hotspot. This will definitely be my goto park for future visits to Pictured Rocks. Casino is close by and pretty nice. Good food there.

We stayed here for 9 nights as a home base to explore the UP…read more It's the first campground we've stayed at this is formatted in a circle it actually works very well! They have ALOT of options , full hookups 30/50 amp, sites with electric and water, electric only and primitive tent sites. Most people are clustered up in the full hookups though. This campground is about 6 miles from town- so easy access for groceries etc. You are a few likes from Mi Dog- do not miss this sled dog summer camp- and do them a huge favor and go play with the puppies to help them socialize. Also go to Osborns Bear rescue to Support their efforts. You are not too far from Tahquamenon falls too- and keep going another 20 miles to Whitefish point. The owner, Brice, really did a nice job- we made a later reservation, needed 9 days; and there wasn't anything available consecutively - so he figured out a plan and it worked great. Firewood is $7 a bundle; they have ice too. Take the time to paint a rock for the rock snake :)

Kritters Campground is super clean, from the bathrooms, the campsites, to the playground. They're…read moresuper nice in the office as well! Very nice place to stay. In a very quiet area as well, but not too far from a small town. 10/10 would recommend.

This is a KOA now, which is an embarrassment for KOA. This…read moreis one of the most expensive KOA camping cabins I've ever stayed in. There was no potable water or electric on the exterior. This made cooking and washing a real chore. I found myself dehydrated on 90 degree days because I wasn't drinking enough. The RV site next to us had it. It would be simple to split the spigot. If you have a fire ring, you should have water to extinguish said fire. You have to hike super far for water or bathrooms. There are only three showers for a ton of sites. For $150, this was a joke. There are no hooks or mirror inside or screen door (pretty standard at Kai camping cabins). Pay the extra money and stay at the Econolodge next door for $160. You'll have water, ac, and electricity. We wanted to go camping for the first time with our son. It wasn't worth it for the cabin. We should've just rented it. The campground in Newberry was half the price and worth it.

Pros-decent sized sites. Woodsy or sunny options. Close to Munising and sites. Full hookups to…read morerustic. We hauled firewood out of woods and no one cared. Nice trails on site. Kids had fun with free mini golf. Cons-Noisy neighbors. People doing full pan of dishes AT the freshwater sprayer and no rule against it (different people, daily). Bathrooms seemed messy but not completely disgusting (we had full hookup so I only went in the park's bathhouse once). Noisy road, next to railroad (loud whistle @ 7:00am!), landfill across street with noisy trucks in am. Pool advertised as heated but quite chilly! Pool and mini golf need repair. Laundry facilities not adequate (but there are two laundromats in town). Overall, not bad, not great either. Served as a good home base for our adventures but definitely not a destination itself. Sidenotes: check out MNA Falls and Tannery Falls. AWESOME and easy to get to. If you do Pictured Rock cruise, get dramamine!! Go to IGA in town rather than Glens grocery. Cheaper and really nice store. Skip Frozen Flamingo, ripoff!

Very nice host was very quiet even though we were only there 1 night I would suggest to everyone to…read morestay there

Discriminatory. They took down my info for a reservation, then asked me personal questions that…read moreweren't relevant or necessary, then called me back later to say they are canceling my reservation because they didn't like my answers. They are discriminating against me for being a single mother.

Located right on Indian Lake and home to Kitch-iti-Kipi is Palms Book State Park. This state park's…read moremain attraction is Kitch-iti-Kipi and I find it to be a relatively small park outside of that freshwater spring. I can imagine that most people come here just to check out the spring as there is a separate entrance directly to the parking lot for Kitch-iti-Kipi. Granted, I didn't take the time to explore the rest of the park, but just looking at the map, I could tell there were one or two more trailers, but other than that not much else. We were camping at Indian Lake State Park, so after visiting Kitch-iti-Kipi, going out on the raft and back, we headed back to our campground to hike the trailers at Indian Lake State Park.

Beautiful place!! Highly suggest to anybody looking to sightsee! Cute little gift store as well.read more