We have hesitated to stay at Algonac State Park but finally gave in and reserved a spot in the…read moreWagon Wheel... ...aside from the mosquitos and being situated on what seemed to be a giant ant hill, it was great! We made note of a few other sites we'd like to stay at and plan to return. We liked the privacy that the Wagon Wheel offered, compared to the Lakefront (parking lot camping is not our thing). There was plenty of path for us to ride our bikes so we spent most of our time riding. Next time, we plan to bring a bow and arrow so the littles can try some archery. All in all, it was a great visit and we are looking forward to our next one.

This is a very popular state park. It was busy over the weekend with families. Now it's the…read morechildfree camping time. Roads are reverting back to nature (lots of holes and ruts) in the section closest to the St. Clair River, but they are reasonably sized campsites. In the newer section of the park the roads are better, but the sites are smaller. And there are culverts between the sites, which right now are breeding mosquito pits. I'm surprised that there is still a shooting range here at the park, but if you don't mind that noise all weekend, it's not a big deal. I love watching the freighters go by all day long. Its mesmerizing. I think I will try for a river view next time.

This is a good campground for those who are starting out camping be warned this place gets…read moreovercrowded and ends up, looking like a FEMA

Love this park. I come here yearly with my family s a few times. They have great summer as well as…read morefall camping. It's a beautiful park with a great little store, and some of the best views of Lake Huron.

We decided to take the morning and go to the nature center. You can get in the park with a pass or…read morepay $10 for the day. You can also get a pass through michigan activity pass through your local library which is what we did. There was a lot of parking available probably due to the rain. When we walked in, it was super quiet and cute. They have a little table with puzzles and another area with different rocks and fossils. They have tons of turtles to look at as well. They have a play center with a table too. You can do some bird watching in the chairs by the window. This is a perfect spot for toddlers because it is safe and enclosed. My kids did pretty good.

I absolutely love coming to the Lake St Clair Metropark, especially on Sunday evenings in the…read moresummer when they have free concerts. They actually have an enclosed pavilion where the band plays and people can dance on the nice dance floor. Inside the pavilion there are nice air conditioned bathrooms! The park is also nice for walking or biking and they actually have a little water park section that is very nice!!

Just got back from their annual Family Camp event. SO GOOD…read more Beautiful, peaceful, FUN, great staff. Highly recommend!

I have camped at Wesleyan Woods for many years. The camp is quiet and offers lots of activities…read moreincluding - zip lines, ropes course, climbing wall, canoeing and fishing. We had our two grandson's at camp for a few days last summer. One evening one of them said "grandpa, this was the best day ever". I think he was right. We are already looking forward to our return trip for this summer.

Americans beware. We came in on a Thursday and all was good. Friday morning we left with Canadian…read morefriends to visit Pelee Island for the day. When we returned I didn't have any power to my motorhome. I then realized that my Progressive EMS was shutting off the power to the RV every few minutes due to low voltage (under 104 volts on both legs). This apparently stressed my inverter and blew it up. I talked to the owner that afternoon with the park's security phone and he said "it only happens when people have a EMS." The only way I could get power back on was to remove my EMS which really bothered me (no protection). After I returned home to SC I had my inverter checked and it was toast. $1,069.30 to replace it. I called the owner and was told he would call me back. After several weeks I realized he wasn't going to call and I guess didn't care about my cost after I also spend approx $100 a day for the site. So I would say be aware of the poor electricity (or the poor electricity (or how they call it). I would give less than a 1 star for the I know service if I could.

From the owner: A family owned seasonal campground on the shores of Lake Erie. Open from late April/early May thru…read moreThanksgiving Weekend.

We were visiting a friend that has a condo nearby, so the location was super convenient. The check…read morein lady was very nice and we had a great site. The small pond had no fish (as I heard they all died due to an aeration issue), but my 4 yo still had fun tossing his fishing pole in the pond. The permanent campers were nice as we walked around and engaged my little kids at the fish cleaning station. I would definitely go back.

We are both primitive and camper campers. It is the week of the 4th of july and we wanted to…read moreprimitive camp by lake erie so we could take our boat out and do some fishing. Checked out 2 other camp sites before choosing turtle creek. The reason we chose turtle creek is for a few reasons. The primitive camping is not smack dab right in the middle of campers and rvs like the other 2 were and turtle creek was much cleaner then the others and turtle creek was CHEAPER then the other two. Turtle creek has both flushing and non flushing toilets...both VERY clean and updated paint. They also have a washer and dryer to use along with a few fish cleaning station. The campers were quite after 10 like posted and long term campers were friendly to day campers. It is a pet friendly camp site as well. Very nice camp ground with friendly helpful staff. ONE DOWNFALL**they are CASH ONLY.

Nice campground. We camped during April and it was quite cold but we enjoyed ourselves…read more Campsites 155 and 157 lake front Very uneven probably not good for most trailers. We had a tent trailer and were able to use a ton of blocks to work it out. After that we loved the campground. Peaceful. Maybe was at 50% capacity. Will go back

I had a good time staying here for the weekend but I got here before may 1 and that's when they…read moreallow you to be able to rent any boats and the concessions open. The lady at the gift shop was super nice and really helpful. The spot we camped in was nice and was between shady and sunny. Quite time is at 10 which we didn't have a problem with. I am pretty happy about our stay and we had a wonderful time.

I can't believe no one has reviewed this gem of a place. We stayed for almost 3 weeks. This place…read moreis located near shopping, restaurants and the gym I frequented. They have spots for full hookups and 50 amp. Diane at registration is super friendly. The campers were all very respectful. Looks like they will have new ownership and will have upgrades. What I hope they don't do is raise prices were it's not affordable for those that stay for the season or lengthy time frames. The KOA we stayed at was too pricey and had so many kids driving the golf carts, making lots of noise and it felt chaotic. This place was quiet and we felt safe. We are interested in returning next year. Bonus, Cracker Barrel is adjacent to this park.

From the owner: Welcome to Port Huron, home to the Blue Water Bridge, the Port Huron to Mackinac Boat Race, and…read moreplenty of outdoor fun. The Port Huron Township RV Park welcomes travelers from all over Michigan and Canada to visit and set anchor in our friendly campground. Our Park is conveniently located near both I-94 abd the Blue Water Bridge, ideal for both easy entry and exit. We are also located only minutes away from restaurants, shopping centers, beaches, and waterways for boating and fishing.