Not Ready for Guests - Very Disappointing Stay…read more This was one of our worst camping experiences. The campground is still under construction and should not be open. We were moved from the site we booked to one right next to a busy road -- extremely noisy. Construction crews started at 6 AM, blasting music by 7; my husband had to ask them to turn it down. Dust covered everything inside and out, and we couldn't even enjoy sitting outside. WiFi didn't work, which was a problem since my husband needed it for work. We got three separate calls from staff before arriving -- clearly not communicating. Then we were told the office closes at 5 PM. Very odd for a campground. No info on local attractions, no signage, no rules enforced -- speeding cars, off-leash dogs. The bathhouse was nice but unbearably hot. Now they're offering discounted "construction rates," but we paid full price. Friendly staff and nice concrete pads don't make up for the chaos. Would not stay again until it's actually finished and managed properly.

Had an incredible dinner with my family and the kids grandparents Saturday night. They had…read moreincredible live music, the kids played mini golf and the ambience was incredible.

Jimmy Parker 2 reviews…read moreBought a hot tub a few years back and was not going to leave a review but after being told they would charge 800 dollars to put a 29 dollar part on kind of want to now. First I bought the hot tub because it was smaller than my dimension one ... More

I stopped in because I needed chemicals for my hot tub. The lovely lady working there was…read moreincredibly helpful. I will go back, for sure.

For a small town park, I'm really impressed. There are swings for babies and big kids, playsets for…read moreyounger kids and older kids with mulch ground cover, a basketball court (though a little run down), drinking fountain, trails around the play area and over the bridge, benches and picnic tables aplenty, and really nice indoor bathrooms in the building on site. There isn't much parking right at the park (maybe five spots plus a handicapped spot) but there's more parking on the other side of the restroom building. I'd definitely recommend this park to anyone.

The water is so shallow you can walk super far out! Not crowded! Peaceful! & Clear water! Be kind…read moreto the locals!

Very nice place to hang out and play or relax. Very clean, lots of amenities. I was impressed by…read moreall the playground toys and equipment. Very nice memorials as well

This is probably one of the best playgrounds up north, the only real downside is the location…read more Kalkaska is a humble and honest small town, but beyond grabbing a bite to eat there isn't much else to do in town... this is only relevant if your traveling to the area from down state. Not much touristy things to do if you plan to come to this park.... downtown is cool but there isn't really shopping... back to the park: this park is tucked behind some buildings and easy to miss if you are driving through. The structure is completely wooden and connected completely through bridges, tunnels, and monkey bars. There's a sign with rules and restrictions and beyond guardians and parents the playground is meant for 12 and under in age. I brought my sister in law and nephew after we grabbed lunch at the up north grill in town (only 5 minutes away so highly recommend for lunch) my nephew is almost 2 years old but there was still tons of interactive stuff for him to do which was unexpected based on the size of this huge castle themed park. There's about 5 different slides so age shouldn't restrict enjoying. The structure is very well built and laid out so, as adults we were for the most part able to maneuver it with our little guy. A bouncy tire contraption that reminded us of a bull was a win as well as a swing that allows an adult to swing with your baby which was SOOOO COOL. Better that just pushing because it adds safety and gives you a chance to do something enjoyable with your baby while making eye contact. Wyatt was all giggles. The park was busy when we visited but it never felt crowded because how it's designed. It's both 40 minutes from my sisters house in grayling but left enoug of an impression that she plans to take Wyatt with my brother this weekend again!