hasn't looked they have mowed in a over a pool month, including the playground. lots are not big…read moreRV friendly. Some pull through sites are all grass and not level. Better off at Walmart and skip the full hookup. This park is a joke!

What a great Campground to stay at! Very friendly staff, pool and campsite was great. My family…read morewill definitely be coming back

We stumbled upon this new campground while searching for a place to try out our new fishing rods…read morenear my parents up north. Here are my pros and cons: The Good: - Quiet: Being that it's newly reopened (formerly known as Secord Lake Campground), and that Secord Lake is a shell of what it used to be because of the dam breaks (as we later discovered), of the 52 sites available, we were 1 of 3 campers on the premesis on a WEEKEND! It was so great to actually hear the sounds of nature. - Spacious: Adding on to the above, if you like being able to spread out and not camp on top of other people, until this place grows over the years to come, you can bet on having at LEAST several spaces between you and other campers. - Pet-Friendly: Dogs are welcome! It's hard to find a campground that dogs are allowed, and with it being so quiet, it's pretty nice for dogs who tend to bark at passersby. - Amenities: Bathhouses are spacious and clean, there's a play set for kids, horseshoes to rent and play with, and cute camp store stocked with the essentials AND ice cream, and a dump station on site. The Bad: - The website is more than a little misleading. Though these things are all advertised as if they are on-site, there are no absolutely lake views from any of sites (ironic, considering the name), walking trails, fishing, boat rentals, etc. whatsoever. We specifically came to this campground to be able to go fishing, but not only is there no fishing spots at the campground, there os actually no public fishing spots on Secord Lake AT ALL (the few spots are now dried up from the dam break). Considering that fishing is listed as a campground amenity and included in the Lakeview Campground logo, we had every reason to think this was the place to go to try out our new gear. We were very wrong, and very disappointed. I will say, there are plenty of trail heads and ORV trails within 10 miles of the campground to go enjoy. If you're willing and able to rent a boat, there are spots on the Lake that do have fish biting, but they are only accessible by boat. The marina across the road had no day rentals. With all of that said, if you just want a quiet place to get away, let your kids run and play, and enjoy the sounds of nature with last-minute availability, definitely give this place a shot. The owner is really attentive and goes above and beyond. We ended up really enjoying our stay, even though it was nothing like we'd expected.

From the owner: Lakeshore Campground and RV Park is your gateway to an exceptional outdoor experience. Great views…read moreof beautiful Secord Lake, we offer not only stunning views and modern and clean facilities, but a unique blend of relaxation, adventure, and family fun. Enjoy starlit campfires, serene mornings, and nature at its best. Lakeshore, where every stay becomes a memorable experience.

The facility was clean and well maintained. The front desk…read morestaff were especially kind and welcoming, which made a great first impression. My four-year-old had a wonderful time, and that alone made the visit worthwhile. We only used the water park for about an hour, so it felt a little pricey, but I would still love to come back.

Offer food on site. The waterpark is too small. The rooms were not very clean either.read more

We've camped at Pine Ridge Campground for the past five years. Over that time, we've chosen to…read moreoverlook some ongoing issues -- including a strong and persistent natural gas smell, ant infestations, loud music from a nearby bar, and no real amenities for families. The playground is extremely outdated and rarely used -- it's telling that you almost never see kids riding bikes or playing in the park. Still, we returned each year, hoping for a peaceful stay. Unfortunately, this year changed everything. Managers Joe and Susan falsely accused us of having our dog off-leash (which he never was). We always keep him leashed and use an e-collar to help manage barking. Joe even admitted that no other campers had complained, and we've never had any dog-related issues at any other campground. Despite this, they continued circling our site in their golf cart, closely watching us, and bullying to the point of telling us we were no longer welcome--threatening to call the police for no valid reason. Joe even made a comment about noticing my dog was standing on our dinette table - so he was peering outside our window??? No wonder my dog barked at him. We closed all our shades the remainder of the weekend to avoid feeling like we were living in a fishbowl. This kind of targeting isn't new -- last year, Joe also rushed over in his golf cart to confront us about a visitor pass we had already paid for, showing a lack of trust and an overly aggressive approach. So yet another instance of over-the-top behavior that seems to define their management style. Additionally, communication at this campground is poor -- it's often hard to reach someone to even make a reservation, there's no automation and poor responsiveness. On what should have been a bustling, beautiful summer weekend, the park was nearly empty, which speaks volumes. After years of being respectful, loyal guests, we've decided it's time to move on. If you're looking for a welcoming, dog- or family-friendly campground with basic hospitality and amenities, we suggest looking elsewhere.

Extremely disappointed and don't think policies were clear. The park is very nice very wooded…read morehowever we were traveling with friends that were staying with us in our camper. They said they asked when booking who will be there at time of arrival, to be fair. I probably didn't think twice because I've never heard of this in my lifetime. our friends got there after us so they consider them visitors and charged them an additional $60, even though I put 4 people as our reservation. When I spoke to the manager, I said so no one can have people meet up from different areas, or jobs, or days at your campground? She stated that's correct unless they arrive with you. In my 40 years of camping I've never heard of such an idiotic rule where people can't join you later and get a car pass. Due to this we will never camp here again, and quite frankly management didn't seem to care.

We camped here overnight on our trip home. It was a quiet evening and inexpensive. The bathroom was…read moreolder but very clean and in great shape. We did not use the shower. We had water and electric which is all we needed. It was a great overnight spot and we would stop there again.

From the owner: We are a clean, quiet and conveniently located campground halfway between Detroit and the Mackinaw…read morebridge. This campground is secluded and located halfway between Victorian down town West Branch and the Tanger outlet mall.

nothing fancy and it looks good from the road, to bad about the sand dollar bar right next to the…read morepark, it look like it 1965 all over again. and it close to Houghton lake which is a really nice inland lake and its pretty big. that's all I have. I just wanted to see other people think about the denten camp grounds.

Prices go up and the service goes........UP AS WELL!!! Extremely clean campground with full hook up…read moresites, walking distance from downtown and free shuttle buses if you don't want to walk. Very entertaining place with activities throughout the whole day and with two commercial swimming pools and much more. Also have a nice camp store with all the essentials at a very reasonable price, snack bar is fresh and the slushes are the best! Would recommend to anyone.

Jellystone RV Campground, Frankenmuth, Michigan…read more 9/2025 Pros: Clean Well maintained Friendly helpful staff Several comfort stations (bath & restroom facilities) Close to variety of shopping & restaurant choices Large Indoor & outdoor pools Several fun activities for kids (bounce pad, playground & Putt-putt golf) Campsites are staggered Cons: WiFi could be better, especially as park gets crowded. Limited number of sites with cable TV connection $112/night for our "premium" site (no cable TV connection) Limited number of full hookup sites scattered throughout main campground area Limited number of sites with fire rings (City ordinance) FYI - If your campsite is at the South end (especially the first 3-4 rows of the park, there is a commercial facility with frequent truck noise early AM.