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5.0 (1 review)
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Angola / Hogback Lake KOA Holiday

Angola / Hogback Lake KOA Holiday

2.8(15 reviews)
6.9 km

Please don't come here, My brother and I went onto the bounce pillow and there was rude girls,…read moreprobably around 10 of age. They were also swearing in front of a 4 year old. We had a hole situation with them. A few minutes later, there was a shirtless boy who picked up my eight year-old cousin. He was yelling NO NO NO! So the boy threw him. Staff did nothing about it. This is ridiculous. Tried joining a parade. Kathy said she saw us go on 2 wheels. If we did we would have flipped over on golf cart. We didn't. I will say don't go here and don't waste your money. (WiFi is terrible)

This RV park was by far the kids' favorite of our entire summer RV road trip this year. Not only…read moredo they have a playground, bouncy pillow, lots of camp games, a pool, AND a lake, but they also have a lazy river at the pool and a huge inflatable play set in the lake that is not far out to swim to. Their office is has friendly staff to help you check in and out, serve ice cream, and they also have plenty else for sale including swimwear, camping gear, etc. The summer weather certainly made for some thunderstorms and a mix between partly cloudy and outright scary weather, but the camp staff was nimble and allowed for the kids to play in the pool and lake as long as there were no nearby thunderstorms, so they just had to take a break anytime the weather started moving in. We had not planned to come here, but didn't have a great experience elsewhere and located this place at the last minute. Somehow they had plenty of excess capacity and we were able to get a couple spots up front. Unfortunately, anytime another RV came in between our travel trailer and the office, our Wi-Fi would not work. To get around that, we just went outside and found a place within line of site to the office and it worked fine. The last night we were there, we moved our rigs down to right next to the lake where we could watch the kids playing on the huge inflatable things in the lake and the Wi-Fi down there was excellent.

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Angola / Hogback Lake KOA Holiday - Cabin

Cabin

Angola / Hogback Lake KOA Holiday - Campfire

Campfire

Angola / Hogback Lake KOA Holiday

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Happy Acres Campground - Pool

Happy Acres Campground

4.8(9 reviews)
4.6 km

Every now and then in your camping travels you will make reservations somewhere just because it's…read morein a convenient location on your route and end up stumbling upon a true gem. That's what happened to us with Happy Acres! Originally we were scheduled to stay for one night but at the last minute had to change to four and the staff was wonderful about accommodating our request. Check in was a breeze with confirmation emails, informative texts leading up to our arrival and when we finally got there our registration packet was waiting for us by the office door. Our site (#71) was super easy to get to and was a pull through which was mostly level for our 33' trailer. I spoke with two staff members; one over the phone when I had to change my reservation (Matt?) and another (Sidney?) when I stopped by their very cute camp store to buy a couple of shirts and they were both extremely pleasant and polite. The grounds are beautifully maintained and there is also a pool and dog park on site. The only negative we found was the very loud, ever present road noise. Happy Acres is right alongside highway 69 which makes it super convenient to access but noisy. Luckily we were running out AC or fans every night which mostly drowned it out. We work remotely from our camper and both our Verizon and TMobile signals were very strong. However TMobile was the speed test winner regularly showing d/l speeds of 200+ mbps. We come to the Midwest every year or two and Happy Acres will definitely be on our list of campgrounds to revisit. We heard that they are expanding the # of campsites towards the back of their property and if they are full hookup we will be sure to try to book one of those. Thanks Happy Acres!!!

Absolutely a fabulous campground you won't be disappointed at all. well spaced great everything…read morevery welcoming I don't have a bad thing to say

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Happy Acres Campground - Pool bathrooms are cleverly inside a shipping container

Pool bathrooms are cleverly inside a shipping container

Happy Acres Campground - The pool area

The pool area

Happy Acres Campground - Sunsets and campfires.

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Sunsets and campfires.

Pokagon State Park - One of the campsites where the walnuts were particularly bad.

Pokagon State Park

3.6(59 reviews)
7.5 km

We absolutely loved it our dog had a blast sniffing everywhere she was allowed. The cabins were…read morewonderful considering how old the buildings are and my family is so excited to go next year.

There are much better campgrounds and trails to go to. The trails aren't marked very well. Lots of…read morebrush over the trails. Many walnut trees dropping walnut hulls larger than golf balls causing plenty of damage to vehicles and campers. (Based on the time of year you go, this is probably not an issue, but for the first weekend of October, it was.) The DNR is ridiculous here. Been to many parks in the past and haven't ever had an issue with them patrolling almost non stop. Someone I know paid for a camp site, but didn't show up, and the DNR had a problem with two vehicles parked on it. Even patrolling at 11pm when it was already quiet. Like the DNR guy had a fight with his wife and was taking it out on everyone at the campground. Just a lonely, miserable human. Would be great if he spent that energy tending to making the trails better. Parking at the camp store wasn't much better. Parking lot was packed as many of the campers couldn't have their vehicles on the sites as the walnuts were damaging them. If you have a stupid rule that there's only one vehicle per site, then add more parking lots, or do something about the walnut trees. I could understand if there was an issue with noise or fighting or something, but there wasn't. However, at a site behind ours, there were people laughing and talking loudly well after 11pm...clearly DNR didn't bother to go over to them and patrol that area. Also the DNR guy was driving entirely too fast in a park where there are tons of people and children running around and playing. Will post pics of some of the sites with walnut trees damaging vehicles.

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Pokagon State Park - Walnut trees dropping what sounds like explosives on anything below.

Walnut trees dropping what sounds like explosives on anything below.

Pokagon State Park - CCC Shelter - near the beach (Lake James)

CCC Shelter - near the beach (Lake James)

Pokagon State Park

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Harrison Lake State Park - Monkey bars were great!

Harrison Lake State Park

4.6(10 reviews)
52.8 km

Harrison Lake State Park was a great place for our family to get together for a reunion. We had a…read moregreat time visiting every playground at the park (there are 6!). Each had its merits, but the group vote for the favorite was the playground across from the volleyball and basketball courts. Some of the playgrounds had retro equipment, which we liked, but the seats were very low and sometimes squeaky. The climbers and bouncers were a hit and the young ones raced to be the first to try them. We even awarded special stickers to anyone in our group who visited all six playgrounds. Finding the geocache and hiking the trails, playing disc golf, doing archery---it was all a great time!

What a pretty and relaxing state park! We stopped by and enjoyed a picnic lunch at one of the…read moretables along the lake. There are bench swings and seating around the lake. A bridge provides access to a little island with a beach, which also has nearby swings and picnic tables. A nice large shelter with more tables and a great playground with slides, swings, climbing structures, and towers is located near clean restroom facilities. We saw a number of boats out enjoying the water and folks doing some fishing. Camping sites are available, as is a dog beach.

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Harrison Lake State Park - A nice, retro swing set. A little squeaky and low to the ground, but still fun.

A nice, retro swing set. A little squeaky and low to the ground, but still fun.

Harrison Lake State Park - Off the hiking trail

Off the hiking trail

Harrison Lake State Park - It was nice that there were some toddler-friendly playgrounds on the property.

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It was nice that there were some toddler-friendly playgrounds on the property.

Indian Lakes Campground - Free open air concert

Indian Lakes Campground

2.5(6 reviews)
37.6 km

Gone to this place since I was born. Made lots of friends and there are lots of fun activities for…read morekids and some times adults there are hayrides water wagon bingo adult swim trick or treating Easter egg hunt and more my favorite place

We have used this campground for two years for our family reunion. Each year has been a major…read morehassle with the reservations. But this year was our worst experience and we will not be going back. We reserved 4 of the basic cabins, along with a campsite. We all arrived Friday night. By Saturday morning each of our cabins toilets were clogged. We tried everything to unclog them. By Saturday night we had poo (yes extremely gross!!) coming out of the bathroom sink every time we flushed. The campground knew about the problem but did not call in anyone to fix the issue until Monday (one of the staff told us it was more expensive to have the repair done on the weekend!). On top of that one of the cabins coffee pots was missing the inside plastic filter. The family in that cabin had to just put the paper filter in the basket and hope it would make coffee. They were accused of stealing it when they checked out and the cabin was inspected. When they said it was like that when they arrived the staff at the front desk said no way and you owe us $20. When our family member said he would contest the charges they said "well we will just charge you another $20" and they actually promptly did that! My family member is now disputing the second charge with their credit card company. But just last night they got a threatening email from the campground saying they would turn them into collections if they didn't also pay for the fees associated with the contested charges plus any other fees! I know from being a business owner that it is totally illegal to charge a customer's credit card without their permission. That second charge was illegal, and even though they took it off within 24 hours, it doesn't change the fact that their staff did something illegal. Beware of this campground's practices. They do not care about customer service.

Hi-Vue Campground - campgrounds - Updated October 2026

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