This Camp is exceptional and wonderful for your church! Highly recommend one of the many amenities…read moreand summer camps for your students or children!

What a disappointment that this campground does not support the rights of the LGBTQ community!…read more Before camping there with my wife of 20 years and our 10 year old son, I thought I'd reach out to the Director to make sure it would be a safe community for us. I just spoke with the head Pastor, and my family is "welcomed to use the facilities," but they do not support my civil marriage rights. I wonder how he would explain that to our 10 year old child, and how such a stance would prevent him from accessing health care within our family? How upsetting! I encourage everyone camping there to use your privilege and please consider raising this issue. Very unfortunate!

This campground is fantastic for the family camper or older couples going with friends. The…read morecampground offers many free amenities that you would normally pay for or have to bring yourself at most other campgrounds. This includes rental of volley balls, basketballs, soccer balls, ladder toss, and horseshoes. You do have to sign them out and include your lot number and they must be returned before the store closes but that is a small trade for a service that's not offered almost anywhere else. There is a small pond near the front store where you can use paddle boats at no cost and is stocked regularly with smaller fish, perfect for casual fishing. If you're a little more serious you can fish at the lake at the back of he campground and rent (for free) paddles to go out on the lake with the rowboats provided for you by the campground. There's a nice pool that's relative to the size of the campground thats kept cleanThere's a children's playscape that includes a set of swings, three slides, monkey bars, a merry go round. For the older kids there's tether ball and a beach volleyball court, all within a stones throw of many of the campsites. There's a game room that features many classic arcade games, ping pong, a billiards table, chess and checkers, various assorted board games, and a classic styles jukebox that manages to capture modern and classic music all in one. The activities director and the owners are all incredibly hands on at the camp and there's usually something always going on. Just over memorial weekend there was a game of BINGO on Saturday and Sunday, a free scavenger hunt around the campground, and an ice cream social for a dollar. My only qualms with the campground are the bathrooms but there is only so much a few people can do when it is the patrons who are ruining the bathrooms for themselves and everyone else. Overall, the campground is excellent and yes, there are rules, but these are rules that are not exceedingly hard to follow, nor easy to break. This is a quality campground and it's a great place that even if the features provided for you aren't enough, there's so much to do outside of the campground. Antiquities, flea markets, farmers markets, wineries, and a plethora of lakes and hiking trails available for those who look. Irish Hills Kampground is an amazing mix of old and new, rustic and modern, and the experience is most definitely what you make of it.

We used to stay at this campground when I was younger with my family. I've not been here for 18 or…read moreso years, so we when we looked for a place to camp memorial day, we figured we'd give it a try. The campground has a good amount of things to do - the pool is recently renovated and really nice. The playground has a lot to do. There are games and activities you can get for free at the camp store. There is a large lake you can take row boats on, as well as paddle boats. All of these activities are free, although some require you to leave a license. The game room could use a refresh - it's funny, when I used to stay as a kid I would have made the same comment - that the game room could use a refresh. Additionally, some of the playground equipment is aging, but it's perfectly serviceable. When I did my research after booking, I almost cancelled - lots of posts of bad times and rules. What I'll say is the following: If you think the rules might cause you issues, it's probably not the campground for you. The rules are mostly benign (No walking openly with alcohol, no loud music after 10, etc), and make it very family friendly. This is not the place to have a weekend bender after attending a race at MIS. I actually like that in a campground. We will certainly be back, as we had a wonderful time, and the kids did too. This is a very nice family friendly campground. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is that the sites are a bit on the smaller side. They fit my 23' travel trailer without issue, but we're spoiled by the giant sites you get at most state parks. Additionally, the bathrooms need modernized a bit. They weren't bad, but they tended to be wet most of the day due to use. There were signs indicating that were remodelling. TL;DR - Will stay again - had a wonderful time. The rules are only an issue if you want to have a crazy party, which isn't what the campground wants to be.

After a few years we are back to one of our favorite campgrounds in southern Michigan. It's a dark…read moresky preserve campground with very few amenities. Pit toilets, hand pumps for water. Its so quiet and peaceful. Word of warning. Several of the sites have the electric box a fair distance from the actual campsite. We thought we had enough cord to mbv ake it. Nope, short by about 15 feet. Thank goodness the next day a friend who was visiting hit an rv store for more cord. Being that it is a rustic campground, there is no dump for RVs. A quick drive to the fairgrounds in Adrian or Hayes State Park will handle the for you. The starts at night are worth the inconvenience.

Peaceful camping. Private sites. Sites right on the water, makes it feel like the lake yours for…read morethe weekend. Been camping here at least once a year since 2011. One of my favorite campgrounds.

Remember: This is a campground. Not a 4 star resort…read more Pros: -Campgrounds were well kept, with a section for more RVs and a section for tents -Location is rural enough to feel unplugged. Good proximity to other lakes and state parks. -Location is close enough to a gas station and eateries. Comes in handy if you forgot the toothpaste. -Free HOT Showers. This is HUGE for me. -$10 for a wheel-barrel of firewood! Yay! -Relatively inexpensive Cons: -May not be secluded enough for some nature goers -Odd numbering system made campsite tricky to find. A little worried this place might get a tad "crowded" in a busy season -Take bug spray. It's camping for god sakes Bottom line: Not perfect but darn close

Love Love Love JaDo Campground! Very clean, the owners are very friendly and the sites are a very…read morenice size

Stay here one of the most friendly group of people. Went to Faster Horses and was a great place to…read morecamp. There we're different activities such as a water slide, D.j playing music, even had a set up for place to grab a quick bite to eat selling pork and sides for a good price. Added plus had hay ride to the concert but in field is so close to camp ground you could enjoy a walk. Also need to add they have showers and porta pottys ! Follow Ted's Ranch on the wed site the staff are wonderful and the site was helpful on the process of things that were very helpful for your trip to Fasters horse's or the race! A great place to stay! Plus made some friends along the way. Different activities through out the year check the site out. Remember your camping get back to nature who needs the holiday in. Get some fresh air and breathe.

Came here for some pre-MIS tailgating. We did not camp here, and I was not involved whatsoever in…read morethe booking process. It does seem like these people are just cashing in on the fact that they have some land close to MIS- it was 20 bucks (per car) to park in a grassy field with one porta-potty. Oh well, the tailgating was fun.

We had a fantastic stay at Hideaway RV Park! Linda and Tim were excellent hosts, incredibly…read morefriendly and helpful. The kids loved swimming in the pond and fishing for blue gill. Our grandsons let everyone in earshot know when they caught a fish, they were so thrilled! We enjoyed the large open grassy hill and tree shaded hiking trails. Our campsite backed up to the pond and the view was so pleasant, making our camping experience truly memorable. We have camped at Hideaway for 6 years and highly recommend.

This place was a great place for a stop on our way up north. It is clean with a full hookup…read more The clubhouse has old, but clean bathroom facilities, showers and laundry. The owners live on site and are happy to help with anything you may need. Some highway noise can be heard from I-94, but it not disturbing due to natural fencing and water features in the fishing pond and swimming area.

Have used for parking during MIS weekend. Owner is very personable. Many shaded parking options and…read moreno issues with grilling. Easy out to Taylor outbound to 127 post-race.

Fake news is nothing this campground is fake..anyone staying here should have there head…read moreexamined..dont think they have been inspected in years..they have a shower ..one site says primitives (yes that's all they are) another says 125......not here just a old cow pasture

I wish I had the opportunity to no star this campground but one star will do. My advice... Sleep in…read moresome parking lot somewhere first. Different rules for each camper based on if the owner likes you or not. If your vehicle was clean when you arrived it won't be when you leave. Do yourself a favor and just move along and find anywhere else to stay.

We have been here for a couple of years now and we all love it the kids can go play and run around…read moreand the adults can relax. You can't get lost in the trails because evey trail leads back to the main grounds. I can just ride my bike for hours on end and just come back to eat. There are a lot of activities for everybody.