Great family-friendly RV campground / resort…read more Our site was beautiful - it backed up against a forest and was close to the pond. It was a bit tight / cramped (my picnic table was virtually on top of the neighbor's sewer line), but the neighbors were friendly and everything was clean and well-kept. The restrooms and showers were spotless. Cute playground - we loved the pirate ship. The pond was a great place to walk our dog, and it seemed like most people (like us) were cleaning up after their pets because we didn't see dog piles everywhere like many other campgrounds in the area. One warning: This place is surrounded by a pond, a lake, and plenty of forest, and has a serious (but understandable) mosquito problem. We tried to sneak in eating 2 slices of pizza quickly upon arrival before putting on bug spray, and my youngest son got 14 bug bites on his legs in less than half an hour. Beware and plan accordingly! I'd highly recommend long sleeves, long pants, and shoes and socks, even if it's hot outside. Biggest qualm: my son was crying for the last 10 minutes of our drive because he was going to pee his pants and this is in the middle of nowhere - we hadn't seen a gas station or anywhere legal for him to go "number 1" since leaving I94. I'll admit I drove 15mph in a 10mph zone on the way in, because the map showed a bathroom next to the pool on the entrance road (before any of the campsites, before any pedestrian areas), and I wanted to avoid a pee-pee incident. After dropping them off, I stuck to the speed limit even when it dropped to 5mph. I was chastised (politely) upon check-in to watch my speed, which is completely reasonable. Separately, someone ran up to my wife and child (neither of whom were driving) as my 5-year-old came out of the bathroom and yelled at them, which is not okay. There are good ways to handle an admonition, and bad ways, and whoever yelled at my wife and son needs to learn a bit of tact. This is the only reason our stay wasn't a 5-star experience. It wasn't an isolated or stranger incident as the yeller was also the person who called the front desk to complain about it and I'm certain was a local / seasonal / permanent resident. There's "enforcing rules" and then there's "yelling at children for something they had no control over," and the management here was much closer to the latter.

This is a great campground. Very nice lots. Good pool & playground for the kids. The owners are…read morevery nice & take good care of the place. It is quiet but pretty close to Vicksburg & Portage.

We had bought 2 atv's in march and decided that this would be the first place we would take them…read moreto. We have 2 commander 200's and a few minutes after we started on the trails, our atv's could NOT handle these trails. These are NOT beginner trails, not even intermediate. I broke a few parts off my bike, and my mother tipped her bike over twice. The only place we had fun at was the playground in the back which is a big sand/gravel pit but it was more of a mud pit since it rained the day before and we did enjoy getting completely filthy. unfortunately, we won't be returning any time within the next few years.

Took my family to the Off Road park and had a blast today!! We had never been there but heard…read moregreat things, so we tried it out. Loved that they had a gas grill and a big tent set up to use for chilling out and having diner.

This is a hidden treasure not 10 minutes off Interstate 80. Sites are 20' wide & long enough for…read morethe larger RV. Brand new electrical boxes & a fresh new bath house facility. Quiet & friendly park. Weekly activities, & close to Shipshewana.

A small, family owned campground nestled in some woods right smack beside a lake. They have a…read morecouple small piers so you can tied up a boat or use the lake as your mode of transportation to the Amigo Center. There are some stricter rules due to it being a faith run campground, but besides the noise (normal) and alcohol limitations (getting more normal), you wouldn't know it. The bathrooms have 1 shower and 3 stalls, so showers in the morning take a bit... but that's what the lake is for (says my dad and grandpa). The playground is right under a couple shady trees, so even in July it's still a cool place to play (or watch the nephews play). The prices are fair and there is a fresh spring to get water. :o) Yeayyy!

The staff are friendly and courteous. We love renting canoes from them and plan to do it every…read moresummer when we're in the area. And The St. Joseph river is a lovely route for a day on the water, communing with nature.

We rented canoes and kayaks for a paddle from Sturgeon Lake down St. Joe river to En Gedi. It was…read morea fantastic experience! The boats were completely clean and in great shape. We had a fun ride to the lake where we were dropped off and headed out. The river was quiet, wide and relaxing. We swam at a more shallow spot. There weren't very many houses on this stretch of river. We went out in the morning and there weren't many others on the river. It was a little over two hours. There are several other drop off/ pick up options that are both shorter or longer. We will definitely be back to try the longer options.

Best camping experience in a long time, maybe ever. Staff extremely friendly and helpful…read more(especially Brandon amd his grandfather). Clean facilities. Wood cheaper than at the gas-station (even if you have to buy it on the premesis). Canoe/Kayak rental and ride on the premises. Just a short distance from South Haven, breweries and wineries and a blueberry farm. Will definitely be back! Thank you for the experience. Chris S.

Would highly recommend this place. My spouse and I are originally from the Pacific Northwest and…read morenow live in Chicago - so we are always looking for little nooks within 3 hours of the city. This is a little gem of a campground that's pleasantly filled with comforts and modern amenities. The campground itself is very small, but it's quiet, & has a steady body of water. I will be staying here again. I spent the weekend sitting in my hammock and enjoying hearing the water. 5/6 of the cabins face the water just as an fyi, so it's like a private paradise. The town of SoHa is really fun too and a great place to wine, dine, & explore. The cabins are basic and rustic with one plug in to charge your electronics. There is one light in there but it does get dark at night. Bring a nightlight. The queen bunk beds are great and comfortable. I would say more like 2-3 people could comfortably sleep in a cabin due to space and the cabins get hot at night! There's showers, there's toilets, there's cabins- oh my! The showers run on a unique token system. 1 token=$1=3 minutes of hot, private, shower. Tokens are purchased on site. the showers are game changers because they're open 24 hours with cameras outside so the owners monitor who goes in/out and your safety. As a queer person, I felt comfortable & safe at this campground.

Narrows to the Rescue!…read more My husband and I are celebrating our anniversary in a VRBO on Lake Morrison, and the Pontoon that came with our rental stalled out in the middle of Lake Randall:o! We could not immediately get in touch with the owner of the rental nor his caretaker, but Narrows Pontoon and Cottage rentals not only answered our call, they dispatched Jim and Jack immediately to our rescue! They towed us in to our dock perfectly, and would not take any money for the service, not even a cash tip. They were timely, professional, and saved our Anniversary! We will forever be grateful and will always make sure to send business to the Narrows when we visit the North Chain of Lakes again. Thank you, Jim and Jack!

Clean rental pontoons and clean modern cottages. Best value in the Coldwater Branch county…read moreMichigan area.

Great local place to go for short hikes. I think the most mileage you could do if you loop around…read morethe entire place is less than 3 miles, but it is a nice changing scenery (swamps, hardwood forests, some pines, Lake Thompson, a creek and small hills all over the place. Easy enough for kids and seniors.

So I can see why people with kids would choose to stay here, and why people without kids like us…read moremay reconsider staying in places like this. So hands down we had the WORST EXPERIENCE trying to stay some where else today, a place we booked months in advance when planning this trip. So rather than beat ourselves, our camper, and truck into submission we called it a day and left. I called Jellystone it was less than 10 miles away, and they had openings. So I walked in the door and must have been a delightful hot mess, I think the very sweet woman behind the counter took massive pity on me and I am GRATEFUL!!!! She tried to give us the best site in the place, but when I advised we didn't have kids, she totally heard my brain and was like let me get you to a more quiet area of the park. With staff like this its easy to see why people come here and choose to come back. We are only here for a night but for the money and btw was completely reasonable you GET OH SO MUCH!!! This place is very resort like and I'm sure by design. If you have kids I don't think you can go wrong with Jellystone. We didn't use the facilities or playgrounds or pools but this place is not lacking entertainment for everyone of every age. And most people seem pretty respectful of quiet hours. I will say that the only mildly bad was the sites seem pretty stacked on one another : ( The sweet lady from the front desk knew me so well that she even came and checked on us and let me play with her therapy pup when she came back after work to walk her dog. That is what you call SUPERIOR CUSTOMER SERVICE!!!

I've been coming to this campground for over 20 years with my family. I'll never go back to that…read moreexpensive RESORT again!! They don't have security like they used to, games like they used to, family sports like they used to, friendly staff like they used to, helpful staff like they used to. The place isn't at all the place you used to go to for the price. Now it's like going to any other RESORT, high prices and a shit show.