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Coloma / St. Joseph KOA

3.6 (37 reviews)

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My favorite view the beautiful cabins they had!

My husband and I and kids enjoyed everything in this campsite OASIS! So many things to do there. And props to the cook a homemade breakfast pizza! We never tried that, and now my taste buds will always be craving that! The homemade donuts we had were amazing too! ALSO a very clean and up kept place. We really recommend this awesome place. Thank you all for this experience!

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Jason R.

Excellent campground. Lots of big mature trees offering lots of shade. Restrooms and showers are very clean with staff cleaning them twice daily. Don't even have to leave the campground to keep the kids entertained as there is a lake for fishing, a huge trampoline, pool and hot tub, game room, and mini golf. The general store provides snacks and anything you might have forgotten at home. Pay laundry machines on site. Owners live on the property and are always out and about. This is not a critique and not something the facility can help, but the soil is very sandy, so be prepared for a bit of a mess in your tent, camper or cabin. Close proximity to wineries, breweries and beaches.

Some sites have patios and patio furniture.
Terri Z.

We stayed here for two nights as a stop over on the way to Mackinac Island. The campground had a very modern clubhouse/store. They will even make and deliver pizza to your campsite. There are many things to do for families, kids and even couples. Hiking, volleyball, bikes, heated pool, jumping pad, are just a few of the amenities. They welcome pets. If you don't have a camper they have some cabins to rent, too. The only reason I didn't give them 5 stars is because the sites are pretty close together. We had a pull through and it was a tight turn getting in and out navigating through trees and other occupied sites. It was still quiet private. The campground is 0.5 miles from the exit ramp off the interstate, so if you are making an overnight stop you won't drive far out of your way. There are plenty of trees to buffer the sound although I did hear a train somewhere now and th

Made a visit to Koa on June 15, 2020. Stayed in cabin #2. Woke up in the middle of the night covered in bed bugs. Showed owner proof on my phone of videos and pictures, apparently that is not enough proof since no evidence was found the next day. Was told he would just bomb the cabin himself and did not seem interested in calling a professional to come in. Enter at your own risk!

Here is a cabin, bug filled and a little gross.

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Stayed in a cabin with the wife and two shih zues. Owners are very nice and are always there to help.

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Don't even have to leave the campground to keep the kids entertained as there is a lake for fishing, a huge trampoline, pool and hot tub, game room, and mini golf.

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Driving between Cleveland and Chicago, we like to make time for a stop at Indiana Dunes State Park…read more This time it was a blustery chilly day (Nov 2025), so it wasn't going to be a swimming or hiking day. But we didn't mind the $12 vehicle fee just for the view. South of the park on SR-49, you'll see a Visitors Center, and if we were staying longer, it's a nice stop for local park info, campground reservations, souvenirs, and refreshments. The drive into the state park to Porter Beach takes you through thick woods, and we saw a buck crossing the road, which was a real treat and a reminder that these parks are wild enough. At the end of SR-49, there's an ornate pavilion, and it was closed due to the upcoming holiday, even the cafe and store were closed. The restrooms outside on the boardwalk were open. And we brought our lunch in from Culver's down by I-80. There were only a couple other cars during the time we were there. We pulled up and braved the blowing sand to get a look at the thrashing waters of Lake Michigan. With gusts up to 40mph from an approaching storm, the eaves were spectacular! But it was difficult to stay upright in that wind, not to mention the light sand-blasting we were getting. And we were on the road heading for a holiday visit, so we didnt stay long, only an hour or so. It's a beautiful park, even in the winter. We want to sled down the 170ft dune-canyon known as Devil's Slide!

I'm surprised that seemingly so few people know about the Indiana Dunes State/National Parks! This…read moreis a beautifully unique park, and a must visit for anyone who loves hiking and is looking for a fun challenge. We visited for my husband's birthday, and it was a little tricky to determine which trails were located in the State Park and which trails were located in the National Park. We actually ended up paying for a National Park pass first, but then realized the trail we wanted to hike was in the State Park and so we ended up having to pay for access to that as well. It doesn't make much sense to me that there's not one main visitors center with a flat rate for both parks, but oh well. Let this be a reminder to your research if you're planning a visit soon! We hiked the Three Dune Challenge around 4 PM on a Friday, and there was no one else on the trail! We were shocked to have the whole hike to ourselves. It is indeed a challenge, but the view was well worth it. After making our way down hill and through the campsite (where they could use a bit more signage, especially since that's how they recommend exiting), we drove to the beach and enjoyed the sunset. This park is definitely worth a stop!

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Some of the lovely details of the pavilion at Porter Beach

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