Super family camping experience. Kids loved each area of the camp. Full of things to do and…read morebeautiful views. We will be back.

Overall: Request your site number before your stay to ensure the hookup is accommodating for your…read morecamper or make sure to ask when booking your reservation. Water/electric hookups tend to be on opposite sides or different locations on all sites. Campground is more suitable for larger groups rather than a leisure family weekend stay. Beach area is clean for a private lake, yet it is a small area. Hard to tell if the slides are free for campers or have to pay. Lack and miscommunication within the campground and its employees is a disappointment while confusing. Odd hours of camp store and campground office. Closest store off of grounds is about 10-15mins away heading towards Big Rapids 131 on ramp. Review: Experienced campers with travel trailer. Decided to stay here after hearing about the positive experiences our church groups have had on recent trips. I would like to point out that we were camping as a small family stay and not part of any church or summer camp group. Our reservation for a water electric site (a fri-mon stay) was placed a few wks in advance. The original site they reserved for us was on the Bayview side and not accommodating for a reg 30ft travel trailer. The electrical outlet was placed right next to the fire pit along with the site next to us. The pits are not moveable. In order to have electric on our site, the cord would run over the fire pit or tightly on the side of the pit. The idea of having a fire did not seem safe at all because of this issue. The water hookup also did not reach. When we spoke to the office about our site, they highly suggested we could buy another water hose from their store to fix the problem or we could move to another site until Sunday in which we would have to move by 1pm for the next campers coming in. We opted to switch sites because even with us not having a fire, the site next to us having a fire so close to the electrical unit made us uneasy. The lack of communication between campground offices and employees was confusing and tiresome throughout the stay. Each time we would ask if there was a cancellation on the site where we moved or when/where we would have to move on Sunday the office had no idea of what we were talking about and we would have to explain to them the situation over. When the office was closed, the camp store would also access the reservation software and try to find out a solution. One of those being our first site that we moved off of with the electrical over the fire pit. The first site we moved to by them was right on the lake which was nice. Aside from the sites being close together, the setup of the fire pit, electric, and water hookup was much more thought out and fits a regular 30ft travel trailer nicely. A lot of the workers there are teens, the ones who ran the activities by the lake or worked in the lake house were not helpful and seemed bothered by helping guests. We saw a majority of them on their cell phones a lot of the time and ignoring guests when they would need help for the boats or slides. We had purchased tickets for some of the activities at the camp store. The employee who had help us could not give us any information for the activity where it was located up or the specifics of it along with lack of communication in purchasing tickets for the boat or slide at the store and the lake. They do offer a free petting zoo which was nice. However, a lot of the other campers would let their kids run wild in there. I felt bad for the animals because kids would just climb into the cages with the animals or open the doors to their cages. There was little supervision by the campground in the petting zoo area in care for the animals. Located in the bathrooms is a dishwashing area which was nice to have one inside; however, it is right when you walk into the bathrooms. There is no mat or sign for the floor because it gets so wet from the dishwashing area. There is a little drain in the floor that helps a little, but the floor still gets terribly slippery. Overall, we were a little disappointed in our stay because we have heard such great things about the campground. I feel they have great ideas for their campers, but the lack in miscommunication throughout the campground provides a lack in experience for the campers. I did feel that our family was inconvenience towards the campground as they had a summer camp group coming in as well as a local church group they were setting up for near us in the Bayview area as well. that seems to be where they focus their attention and great experiences on. After we moved to our final site, the Bayview area did have a lot of cars parked down there from a group coming in. It was tight and was not great for hitching up a camper to tow out or just simply parking your car there. I think if we attended here in a larger group or attend the summer camp program our experience would be different.

It is not what it advertised to be! If they put the "inflated slide" in the lake, you wouldn't…read morehave much room left! The "pond" (I can't call it a lake) was not very big and was a shameful place to call a beach area! Don't waste your time OR MONEY on this lost in the woods pond!

Low to little maintenance dirt roads full of pot holes, and large stones, unlevel campsites, trees…read moreare over growing leaving little or no sunlight, campsites are loose sandy dirt dumpster is often over flowing with trash, water is poor quality leaving rust rings in lav and shower, mosquito s are heavy,

First off-is it sandy? Yes, it's Mid-Michigan. Don't let sand ruin your fun. Definitely stay here…read more It reminded me of summers spent at my grandparents. It's a great campground. The sites are nice and wide. The location is convenient to my family so it was a nice spot for us to stop. The playground and bounce pad were fantastic. Mini-golf and pickleball were a great addition. The indoor game room is fantastic. They have air hockey and a big connect four game. We didn't swim but the pool looked really nice. The showers were really clean. There's only a couple bathrooms but our site was a full hookup. The river access was nice.

Family friendly, Well maintained, all around. A great place to camp. The pool is always clean and…read morerefreshing.

Extremely clean grounds, restrooms and showers are kept cleaned and cleaned throughout the day…read more Some activites but extremely relaxing! All of the people and your neghbors are fun and nice.

There aren't many overnight sites available as most of the sites are permanent. This is a members…read moreonly park, but you can get a three day pass. Their overnight rates are very affordable. Wonderful playgrounds for the kids. It has a small lake where the kids can fish. Two large modern and super clean restrooms and one smaller older restroom which is clean as well. You are really close to the main lakes and a shopping area with stores, gas, and food.

Camped here over the 4th. Bathrooms were ok, a lot of spider webs…read more Rented a pontoon and it barely worked but got charged anyway. Probably not going back here.

Love this campground! The updates that have occurred over this past year have really brightened the…read morecampground up. Having access to 50 amp service is an absolute plus as well as being able to have my dogs there. Everyone is so friendly and helpful. Great camping experience.

Great campground with awesome owners and activities like a nice playground, lake, and a store with…read more$1 ice cream and pop! Beautiful place!

From the owner: Natures Chain of Lakes Campground. "Where troubles end and pleasure begins" Please call for…read morereservations and we will help you make unforgettable camping memories.

We recently visited The old log resort to tube down the river. I seriously cannot say enough nice…read morethings about this place, Michael/Heather, and their employees. We were greeted with the utmost respect from the second we called, to pulling into the parking lot, getting help onto the river, and getting off. It was one of the prettiest parts of the river that we have seen, very wide open. Pulling into the campground from the river, allowed us to experience their adorable establishment. I truly can't wait to go back and camp next time. I won't say any names but we tried the same experience the day before at a close establishment. It was horrible, a long walk with no help, cash only, and a $80.00 cash deposit. The owner was very disrespectful also.

The Old Log Resort is awesome! Heather & Mike the owners…read moretake such care of you and there place. They have clean showers, clean rooms, an full hook ups. The best part is the location, which is on the Muskegon River. I've been going there for over 6yrs and each time it's consistently the same standards an Fun. Don't past up a opportunity to stay!

This is fairly new and well-laid out campground. Opened in 2014, the current owners run this family…read moreproperty and they couldn't be friendlier. Even ground sites, full hookups , beautiful trout pond with swim dock and walkout. We pulled in on a Friday evening and we're warmly greeted by the owners that pulled up as we were setting up. They brought us over a picnic table and fire wood bundles that are available for purchase. We were the first of the season, there to celebrate a friend's bday. Grocery store and town is nearby if you need milk or McD run. DO NOT pass up the donuts baked fresh at the local grocery market. They are HUGE and amazing for breakfast with hungover campers. The sites look like they are all full hookup and all are pull thru. The grounds are just south of the state lands for hunting, shooting, and outdoor activities. We love the private family-owned campgrounds. Happy to support the local.

A pleasant wooded setting not far from Baldwin. Amenities are sparse (though you came to a state…read moreforest campground so you probably know that), but the outhouses were clean, pumps gushed the aqua without straining your muscles, and the picnic tables were in good repair. While its comforts are limited, it's much quieter than some of the better appointed campgrounds nearer town. Leverentz Lake SFCG is divided into two sections, the Little Leverentz Lake (really not much more than a pond) and Big Leverentz Lake (really more of a large pond) units. I generally prefer Big Leverentz, as there are some cabins bordering close on the Little Leverntz unit and I prefer a little more seclusion. There's a single home on Big Leverentz across from the campground, otherwise the shores are wooded and wild. Spotted some loons there one morning on a recent visit. There's a fishing pier as well as a boat launch on Big Leverentz. A 4.5 mile hiking trail loops through surrounding woods and wetlands, with several access points in the campground. Sites are generously sized, and many can accommodate trailers. Most aren't completely level, typical for rustic campgrounds, but tent campers can probably find enough level-ish ground for comfortable sleeping. Baldwin is one of Michigan's great outdoor recreation destinations, and if you're happy with rustic accommodations, Leverentz Lake is a good base for exploring it.