This RV park is nothing short of amazing. Prime location with beaches few minutes away. Walked to…read morethe dunes both nights to watch the sunset. Campground is clean and quiet. Owners are super kind, both welcoming us with a big smile, Doug waving to us every morning across the pond. Felt right at home. Hope to stay again and again!

The camp is very clean and nicely low key. This is a new world for me, and everyone in the campsite…read morehas offered to help me. The owner and his wife are so welcoming and he really helped me set up fully for my very first night at my campsite! Water, sewer, and electric. Thank you for a fabulous first step.

Located along the shores of Lake Michigan,this State Park has over 1500 acres of pristine beaches…read moreand sand dunes making it one of Michigans most popular State Parks. There is an admission free to enter. Plenty of parking available. We went in the Fall midweek so it was not crowded at all.

Beautiful beach and park!…read more We came for the day to play on the beach and see the sand dunes. You have to pay for the use. There is a large parking area by the beach. As soon as we pulled in we noticed the beach on one side of the parking lot and the sand dunes on the other. We decided to climb the dunes first. There is one big hill that everyone was going up. It is challenging but fun. Great views from the top. And super easy to come down. Then we went to the beach. Sand was really nice and clean. A storm started to roll in so we had to leave the beach a little early. They do a great job of communicating and changing the flags when the beach conditions change. There are bathrooms and some food vendors. Only wish is they had actual showers to clean off all the sand. They have the outside ones but they weren't very efficient.

This place is literally my happy place. My family and I…read morefound this place in summer of 2020, and loved it so much we went back 5 more times that summer alone. The people here are amazing and there's never a time where you don't know what to do. LCR is close to New Buffalo, so you can just drive to town and go shopping and get food. There are also awesome woods and dunes for you to hike nearby. LCR is really an awesome place!

Lakeside Cabins Resort is a wonderful place for all ages. We recently stayed in Cabin A-10 and we…read morewere pleased with the cleanliness & comfort the cabin provided. We spent many hours outside on the screened in deck. A personal fire pit was available for our use. The swimming pools & lake provided a respite from the heat. The management schedules games & activities, and there are shuffle board & pickleball courts for pickup games. The bright stars lit up the night sky. I felt a nostalgic feel of camp days I experienced as a child. Book next summer's getaway weekend at Lakeside Cabins Resort today!!

Beautiful beach area with soft, fine sand and a wonderful place to watch the sunset…read more Although the Weko Beach website reads "Dogs prohibited" on the beach, there is a dog friendly trail where you can walk South towards Warren Dunes where leashed dogs are allowed. For a visit in October, and after the Summer season, there is no $15 fee to enter the parking lot at this beach. However the concessions and restroom are also closed for the season. That was a nice surprise to not have to pay a fee, since we were only coming to watch the sunset. The parking lot is much smaller than at Warren Dunes but it was convenient to come for a short time. We look forward to returning one day!

First time coming here, a group of my friends wanted to go to the beach and they recommended…read morestopping here. This place is by far better than any beach in Chicago and it's worth the drive out. $15 to park and you don't have to walk too far and it's never terribly busy either. As long as you stop here early you'll be okay. They have changing rooms and concession stands as well though the food is a bit overpriced and the restrooms and changing rooms aren't the greatest but they're okay. This place is also great to go on a nice little walk too and there's plenty of people walking their dogs as well. Overall, I thought this was an incredible Beach check out and I will definitely come back again.

If you're looking for a peaceful getaway, Grand Mere State Park is a hidden gem that delivers on…read moreall fronts. The park offers several trails that take you through dense forests and towering sand dunes which lead to some stunning overlooks and beaches of Lake Michigan. It's a bit of a trek to get to the water, but once you do, the lakefront is beautiful and less commercialized than other spots. Definitely recommend Grand Mere State Parkin for anyone in the area looking for a peaceful outdoor escape.

Path to Lake Michigan was flooded, water over your ankles. No easy path to Lake Michigan. A…read morehiker would love the up/down sand dunes.

Great time if you can get into rough around the edges…read more You'll find other reviews online that talk about how accomodating the owner is - they are all true. Its worth going just to meet him. If you want stories to take home with you, you wont leave dissapointed. Not for the luxury camper.

STAY AWAY AT ALL COSTS!! Robbie is a psychotic man who will come across sweet and helpful BUT HE…read moreTURNS REAL QUICK! Me,my husband and our 2 children planned to relocate to New Buffalo. I had called and spoken to Robbie,then we exchanged SEVERAL texts. I explained exactly what i was looking for,He told me there was a kitchenette that would be available the day we needed it. 2 days before we were to leave and make the 2+ hour trip,he texted to tell me that wouldn't be available! BUT he supposedly had another temporary room we could stay in until the other was ready. I repeatedly requested pics of the room,he would side step it. I figured he was just a busy guy. Upon arrival,I got out and had the cash in hand. He was extremely hyper and told us "don't worry about me right now. Just go settle in,run errands and relax. I have a slight sewer issue I'm taking care of so I'll catch up with you after you get back." We went to the room. Glass broken in the window with cardboard covering it,no a/c, but he said he had a brand new one to put in. Originally we were to pay $600 for the "kitchenette" but Robbie or Roddie (goes by both) told us that since he didn't have what he'd promised us he'd reduce it to $550. The room had previous visitors dirty towels piled up,dirty bed linens in a pile and a strange shag style blanket that was dirty on the bed. No sheet or pillow on the bed! We were exhausted but had some running to do so we figured whatever and went to the store. Came back and nothing had been done,no ac,no clean towels NOTHING! My husband went to talk to him about this and see if he would drop the rent due to everything being all wrong. "Robbie/Roddie" told him $300 would be ok, then went on to say cps checks to see if there's families staying there. He started asking really personal questions about us and when he got frustrated he called the police!!! We were already packing to leave since he didn't take the money yet and he wasn't going to make anything right. The cops pull up as we are packing up and "Robbie/Roddie" called him (the officer) by his first name and they were talking and laughing. The officer never asked me our side. So I asked him what the owner said. Both the owner and the officer got extremely irritated with me for asking. The cop shined his light directly into my eyes, I asked him to please take it off my eyes because it glared on my glasses and I couldn't see. The cop began yelling at me,acting in a threatening manner. Telling me to "shut your mouth! No I will not,I want to see you! Do not tell me how to do my job do you understand!!??" This was all in front of my kids,one of which has autism. I asked for the officers card,he snapped at me that no,he doesn't have one and mumbled his name to me. So I asked him again for his name and still didn't understand him. We finished up packing,and he sat there watching us. He then followed us as we drove away. I was seriously in fear for my children's and my life the way that officer was acting! I didn't even strap down the stuff on the roof, I drove away until I didn't see the officer anymore and pulled over to cry my eyes out and try to strap things up. So we were left,hours away from anything familiar,with no place to lay our heads. It's 4:40am and we just made it to a safe place that allows our 2 cats. We're exhausted beyond words! That Berrien county sheriff is in cahoots with that Grimey owner of the motel/trailer park. Something needs to be done about this place! I cannot believe an officer of the law would stand by while an innocent family was taken advantage of right in front of him and he didn't care. So, seriously, by all means at any cost PLEASE AVOID THIS PLACE!!!

Camp is a 40 year old tradition run by the Michiana Women's Club. Camp runs end of June through…read morebeginning of August 9-12 central time. You can come for one day, a week, or the whole summer. Sports, capture the flag, arts & crafts and loads of good, clean fun. Women's club also hosts 4th of July parade, family Bingo night, Mother's Club book club, and a talent show.

As a small community based camp, its phenomenal! the staff at MDC really create an excellent…read moreexperience for the kids! The directors are accommodating and the counselors are attentive, personable and energetic day after day! There are terrific activities for kids of all ages and we have been nothing but thrilled!

Lakeside Fit is a great local, family owned gym! The gym has everything you need (machines, free…read moreweight, cardio equipment and studio) to get a good workout. The owners and members are kind and hard working. I always enjoy my time there!

From the owner: Hometown owned fitness studio that offers group fitness classes that includes weights, kickboxing,…read moretabata boot camp, different variations of yoga, circuits, beach side boot camp, core training, and more. We now offer a 24 hour gym

I board my horse at Transitions. She receives excellent care , individualized feeding plan with…read morehigh quality feed, and daily turnout. The barn managers and crew love my horse and look after her with the utmost care. They know each and every horse and make sure they all get what they need. Highly recommend. I take dressage lesson from Melissa Ashcroft and have learned so much about not only riding but forming a relationship with my horse. Melissa brings so much knowledge to each lesson. I am Constantly learning and growing as a rider.

They scammed my sister and I out of our money. Extremely unprofessional, I'd advise you to go…read moreliterally anywhere else. Spoke with the owner prior to booking, they walked me through the process and asked us a few questions about our skill levels. We booked the appt and PAID for it. When we showed up to the facility, no one was inside, no one answered our many phone call attempts. We left voice mails, emails, etc.... Never heard back. I had to contact my bank for a refund. In the days and weeks following I made dozens of attempts to reach out to them. I attempted to reach out to Transitions again recently, a couple months later, for an explanation...the only answer I was given was that the owner had things going on in their personal life and that I had gotten my refund so that's that. I want to clarify that i did not get refunded through Transitions, I had to have my bank to refund me and waited over a week to receive my money back. I'm pretty understanding and don't often leave negative reviews however the lack of accountability on their side was not only rude but very dismissive of the entire situation. I understand people have things going on in their personal life, however it's your responsibility as a business owner to communicate with your customers, if they knew they had too much on their plate to accommodate an hour lesson, they should have let me know they were not available to give lessons, but instead they did the opposite and gladly took my money. I was on vacation with family and was very much looking forward to riding, not only did that take my money and then ignored us, they also took valuable time out of my limited vacation time with family that I came all the way from North Carolina to see. Fortunately we were able to get a great experience at Red Arrow stables, id suggest giving them a visit if you're looking for a facility that won't take your money and go MIA. My appoint was at 10 o'clock in the morning and we waited around the facility for nearly an hour trying to get in contact with someone, there were multiple cars parked in the parking lot so obviously there was people there, which leaves me to believe that they intentionally ignored the attempts we made to contact them. If you're reading this as the owner of Transition Equestrian, you not only stole my money but my even more valuable time, and your disregard shows where your morals lie. I can only hope the horses in this facility are taken care of, being that you lot are so busy with your personal lives. I will be leaving this review on every platform I can before people do not deserve to have their hard earned money stolen from them nor their time wasted. Have the day you deserve Melissa.

Love these cabins. We booked here twice. They rooms are very clean. The beds are comfortable. The…read morecabins are all together in a circle so very nice for groups, we booked 4 cabins and the bigger cabin had a nice area so we could all hang out together, unfortunately it rained all weekend. Close to the beach and right in the middle of wine country.

These were a great find! So close to Lake Michigan at Warren Dunes State Park, and other beaches…read morenearby. There are 5 cabins sitting in a cauldesac, great for a family reunion, or group getaway. Each has a kitchenette (fridge, microwave, coffee pot, sink. The Acorn cabin had a 3/4 size fridge but the smaller cabins like Driftwood had a mini fridge. The cabins seemed to be maybe on the newer side, very well craftsmanship of the cabin itself- true log cabin! Even the upstairs wasn't squeaky and felt very sturdy! Each front porch was adorable and good to gather at night and each had a fire pit outside. Note: the Driftwood and The Hideout really are only meant for two adults and 2 kids. The "loft" is climbing a folding up ladder (very sturdy and solid, but somewhat like climbing into an attic) where you crawl into a loft that has space only for 2 mattresses on the floor. Kids would enjoy it (but maybe be scared to coming down), but very small if another adult wanted to use it. Also note the bathroom is in the bedroom for these 2 cabins. A few improvements could have been made to the interiors. All the furniture and decor seemed to be very old. While still functional, they just looked, smelled, and felt like they'd been used for a very very long time. A bit unusual since it did seem like the cabins were newer! The other thing to know is these are not back of the woods. You are right of the main Street and can hear cars go by. If you want seclusion and peace these may not be for you. If you want a place to grab your friends and get together for a weekend then it's perfect!