This was our first and last stay at Trailside Campground…read more We rented Cabin #3, which is only about 25 yards from the pavilion. It was Friday, July 24, and there were no scheduled concerts or events. Around 5 or 6 people, including the owner, were partying in the pavilion with extremely loud music, strobe lights, and a disco ball until the early morning hours. The cheap curtains in the cabin did nothing to block the flashing lights. At about 1:40 a.m., I politely walked over and asked if they could just turn the music down a little. I never asked them to shut it off--I simply wanted it lowered enough that we could get some sleep. The owner's response was unbelievable. He appeared to be intoxicated and immediately came storming toward me yelling, "Hey! Hey! Hey!" He then told me, "This isn't a KOA or a family campground. This is going to go on until 3 or 4 in the morning," and said he'd give me a refund. He wasn't calm or respectful--he was aggressive and confrontational over a simple, reasonable request. The next morning, another camper stopped me in the bathroom and said she felt bad for how the owner spoke to me. She told me another camper was so upset after witnessing it that he left the pavilion. She also mentioned the owner had been drinking all day because they were celebrating the one-year anniversary of buying the campground. We weren't the only people bothered by the noise. Campers across from us were complaining too. If your campground isn't family-friendly and you plan on having loud parties until 3 or 4 in the morning, that's your choice. But be upfront about it so guests know what they're paying for. More importantly, don't treat paying customers with disrespect when they make a polite request. Customer service starts at the top, and unfortunately our experience with the owner ensured we'll never be back.

We had a great time! Hot showers,electricity, water hook up, wood for campfires available…read more Everyone was very nice and accommodating. We will be back. It rained a bit but we didn't care and explored the area.

What an awesome campground!! We rented one of the cabins and had a great time. The heated pool was…read moreperfect for my daughter who was able to spend her free time there. The dogs enjoyed the leash free dog runs that are available. It was a vacation for them. The restroom building was clean and well maintained and just a short walk from the cabin. The playground for the kiddies was very cool and the looked like they were having a blast I ventured off and discovered their walking trail in the woods that was refreshing. Sure beats walking state park campground.

Beautiful campground! I had some difficulty booking online through their website so I called the…read moreoffice and the issue was quickly resolved. The sites are spacious and shaded. Our favorite part was the dog park! My fur babies were very happy campers. Will absolutely camp here in the future. All the staff was friendly and roaming the grounds frequently, available to help or answer questions if needed.

This campground is pretty great! The spots are spacious, there are plenty of trees to hang up a…read morehammock, and the views are gorgeous! Black lake, being the size that it is, has many good fishing spots and sights! The spot I was in was a little unfortunate as it was on a bit of a slope, but other than that, it was pretty great!

Beautiful state park in a tiny Northern Michigan town that is more known for fishing than for being…read morea touristy hot spot. I stopped up here recently during fall color peak. The park was alight with brilliant shades of red and amber leaves falling from the trees. It made for a beautiful drive to see the color. The park does require a star park recreation pass or sticker on your vehicle to drive around, but the office appeared closed for the season, yet the park was still open, so it didn't matter. It's a nice sized park and is well-maintained, with plenty of nice spots for taking in scenery, lake views on one side, restrooms, and picnic areas. I recommended it for anyone who loves nature. Visit in the fall while the trees are turning color, yet weather seems temperate.

Beautiful beach and loved the nearby Lighthouse. We biked to lighthouse and did self guided tour…read more The volunteers take so much pride in this historical place, clean, polished and authentic. The campground was SO dusty and cars raise more dust. Awful. Maybe put some oil on the roads. Dogs barking was annoying. They need a dog free area.

This is another beautiful Michigan State park. P.H.Hoeft…read moreState Park is located north of Rodgers City, US 23 north. Many camping areas and not far from lake Huron. The park also has a really neat historical "Sears & Robuck" cottage to rent and is very sharp looking.

Our second time here - great camp store onsite with wood, snacks, drinks & ice cream, organized…read morecheck in/booking and fantastic facilities. Cabins with bridge view are gorgeous. Safe location with lots of families, dogs, bikes, tent/motorhome campers. Quiet hours enforced 10p-9a. Check out: Marshall's fudge, Darrows Restaurant, Fox Den Pizza, Jack Pine Lumberjack show, donuts & breakfast burritos from Mackinaw Bakery & Cafe and Sheplers Ferry to the island. Highly recommend Mill Creek Camping!

Nice views but wooden signs and rocks everywhere which hinder your backing into your narrow site…read more(hit the corner of our rv trying to maneuver around a pole sign). Don't get me wrong, great views but not enough bang for the bucks with all the obstacles to maneuver and narrow lots. See pictures.

Stayed here for a week and had a great time! Very peaceful and the grounds are very clean. Hosts…read moreare great! Highly recommend!!

Another fantastic stay at Paradise Point RV Park. If you are looking for a beautiful view, quiet,…read moreclean, a beautiful view, well maintained, peaceful, and did I mention a beautiful view(?), then you need to check out this campground. Just minutes from De Tour Village in the Michigan UP and the car ferry to Drummond Island. Each campsite has a beautiful view of the Saint Marys River where all the big ships must pass through on their way to the Soo Locks.

I've been coming to the lighthouse since I was a kid. My parents would bring us up every summer…read morefor many years, and the incredible alvar scenery, the beautiful water, the high cliffs and the lovely rustic old lighthouse museum are a part of my childhood. It's been a few years since I've been up, but the people who are looking after it now are great, and the campground is something that should be saved from the huge and growing dolomite mine that is encroaching on its borders.

This place is a campground, lighthouse museum, and restaurant. Their website is very informative…read more After a very long drive we arrived hoping to have dinner in the restaurant but it was deserted. In fact the whole place was basically empty. We found a couple cooking on a grill near the building later. They told us we shouldn't drink the water. Our campsite was beautiful, there were flush toilets and showers. If I were to return I'd stay longer. It really is in a pretty remote location. There is a mine nearby and warning signs about blasting. The light house museum was small but well maintained. One of the best campgrounds I've been to.

I kind of randomly picked this campsite, I was headed somewhere else when I saw the sign and…read moredecided to take a chance. It really paid off. The campground was clean, the spaces are not cramped together and more than a few have lake views. There is running water, pit toilets, and steps down to the lake, and each campsite has a picnic table, fire ring, and parking spot. A few are against the forest, some are in the middle of the site, and the others kind of by the lake (these were my favorite, nothing like waking up in the morning and looking out on a clear blue body of water). Overall I was very happy with this campground, it seemed underused, which was kind of surprising given the beauty and quietude of the area. My only complain was that it had a lot of yellow jackets that wanted to eat my lunch more than I did. Bring spray or something, you're probably going to want it. Or maybe it was just my site, who knows. You can fish in the lake, it's stocked with trout. The water also seemed very clean, I almost went for a swim (it wasn't that cold either). There is also a day-use area, so you can just picnic or fish if you feel like it. To get here you have to drive down S Stephan Bridge Rd and will then take a left - keep your eyes peeled for the sign. There is also a sign on MI-72 which will point you in the right direction.

As long as you know how to swim, it's a great lake.not much shallow. Long set of steps.read more

This campground is located outside of town, and is privately owned and sits on the Cheboygan River…read morewith a renovated dock and boat access, lots of wildlife and hiking and walking trails. Husband and wife caregivers, they live in a beautiful 5th wheel and we had the pleasure of getting to camp next to them. Very sweet and friendly couple who soon will be headed down to Florida for the winter. Park is so well maintained by them, and her hub is always on his tractor cutting the lawn or at work doing something. Bathroom's and showers spotless. Nice sites and each has a nice picnic table and fire pit, firewood sold at the office. We had a pull through site, very accommodating, good water pressure. Tent camping, swing set for the young ones. There is a restaurant across the highway which was very good. Quiet place with lots of mature trees for shade. Very close to town, so convenient. About a 25 min drive to Mackinaw City and the bridge, make a day of taking a boat ride to Mackinaw Island. We enjoyed our stay at this great campground and recommend coming here. We will return!! Debbie/ Bob Hohn

Waterways is a great campground, very well maintained and it sits right on the river with boat…read moreaccess. We've been in here a few times, and they can handle longer trailers (with reservation) and offer full hook-up sites that are well maintained. The owner lives on site and is very helpful and knowledgeable of the area and local businesses, and it's just a short distance from town. We always look forward to our trips there, and are planning our next chance to go back.