This small county Park is a hidden gem. Clean quiet and inviting. Many of the sites have cement…read morepads and all are full hookup. Sites are grass not sand or stones. As this is a county Park you will need to obtain a daily pass or an annual pass. If you are looking for a place to disconnect from you devices - this is it. Cell service is for the most part non-existent. There is wifi, however, as will all. The more users the less band width available. Does not deter us from coming. The beach is a short walk down the street. Beautiful location for sunset viewing.

Very quiet beach - an unknown gem to locals! I hadn't been here in 10 years and was shocked to see…read morea lot of the beach had been overtaken by the tide and that the greenery has not been maintained in probably ten years as it is now covered in tall grass. Nonetheless, great beach, just don't tell anyone else about it! ;)

We camped here for the first time, it was lovely. Jeff (who helped us to our site and park) was so…read morekind and helpful. He made sure we had all the info we needed to get set up. He was welcoming and friendly. It was the perfect start to a great stay! We loved everything!!

Very clean and quiet campground, mostly travel trailers and seniors . Our grandchildren had the…read moreplay area and beech almost to themselves ! Quit time is enforced as well as low speed limit . No hot dog teens racing around. Joy

Very friendly and accommodating owners. Tess was a joy to interact with! We got there after the…read moreoffice closed but she was so helpful and pleasant and found us a site right where we'd landed our canoes. She also gave us great recommendations for our next days paddle into Ludington that saved us lots of time on a beautiful channel. I'd highly recommend Henry's Landing!

It was our annual sisters reunion and I arranged a kayak trip through this establishment. Very…read morefriendly on the phone when I called the day before to reserve three kayaks. We loaded up in the bus and listened to the infamous "Kayak Song" to get us in the mood(look it up, it's EPIC!) The kayaks were the sit on type and we were launched with no issues. We were the only humans on the rustic and scenic river and the birds provided a show. We saw a bald eagle three times which was a real treat! Highly recommend this place for kayaking!

Huge campground with lots of great amenities. Big front office with a well-stocked camp store,…read moreheated pool, game room, laundry, lots of playgrounds with heavy duty play equipment, and access to the White River. Check in was a breeze, and staffer even showed us to our site. Bathrooms and shower buildings are cleaned regularly. My full hookup site was great. Heads up: Most of not all roads are dirt, and they can be muddy and puddly after a rain. And none of the sites I saw had paved pads for your RV. It can be a chore to keep the dirt and mud out of your rig, but that's camping. What's cool?--the standalone outhouses have flush toilets with running water, and many of the rental cabins seemed to be wheelchair accessible.

Rude staff! Additionally, they charge $20 per person per night extra for anyone over 21 years old…read morewho accompanies you while camping. If you have adult children who camp with you, this seems like a money grab and gets expensive very quickly. Lastly, they are very rude about checking out. We were told that we had to be out by 12 noon, which was fine, but at 12:05 PM, they came around in a golf cart demanding that we exit the site even though we were only approximately 4 feet over the line for a site that we had reserved an extended. stay. They saw that we were packing up and even though no one was occupying the site, they kept badgering us about leaving. Perhaps a bit more tact when approaching customers would've been appreciated.

Perfect. Cleanest bathrooms in any campground I've been to, so clean I decided to use them. Almost…read morewanted to take my shower sandals off as I felt they were making it more dirty. steamboat ride was fun with the kids, drinks and a band. 15 min drive to downtown Grand Rapids. Incredible riverfront views if you can get one do it. Very friendly staff/ownership. Work on the road and Cell service was good to great from both T-Mobile and AT&T though AT&T got spotty during the middle of the day. Playground and pool kept the kids entertained all day

NOT FAMILY FRIENDLY…read more Bad atmosphere for children: The management allegedly uses foul language up to and including the "Fbomb" liberally toward young children. Please keep in mind this campsite is on a major river that is very dangerous to anyone, especially children. In the past, they have also had drug overdoses resulting in death.

P.J. Hoffmaster State Park was such a good time! Went with the little ones and it did not…read moredisappoint. The visitor center is a nice surprise, they've got a little nature center inside with live animals, saw a turtle and some fish in there, and the kids were obsessed. Nothing crazy or overdone but just enough to keep them entertained and learning a bit about the dunes before you head out. Then you hit the stairs up to the top and whew, worth every step. The view of the water and the dunes from up there is gorgeous. Staff around the park were friendly and helpful too, made the whole visit easy.

we took a day camping trip & I can't wait until next time! My family always goes to Hoffmaster. We…read moredon't go to any other campground. We love the beach and we love the park and how friendly people are and I also love how people drive slow as they know kids are playing and might be riding their bikes in the road. They provide nice showers and bathrooms. My favorite part that I don't know how I didn't know they had was the hiking trails down by the creek if you keep going you will end up at a beach.

Had an incredible time here at the Lakes of Fire official Burning Man Regional Event for the Great…read moreLakes Region. The lake around which the campground is situated offers ample opportunity for enjoying the summer weather (which was sadly in sorry supply during our visit but it did warm up the last day), including a huge diving and sunbathing platform in the middle. Kayakers, stand-up paddlers and even small sailboats enjoyed the lake during our visit, and it's lovely to stroll the roughly one mile around the lake (particularly during the burn, when there's lots of amazing art installations, people-watching and other adventures to enjoy along the way). There's not much in the way of electrical hookups here so it's a great place to unwind and unplug. The portapotties were serviced super regularly and kept extremely clean. You can also purchase ice and firewood on site (realized when I got home that there's a check in offer here on Yelp for firewood ... Will have to have advantage next time).

This is a very amazing campground one of the nicest ones I've ever been to was just here for five…read moredays for Electric Forest and it is extremely breathtaking beautiful the whole double JJ ranch it is nice. Definitely will be going back. I would like to go back another time when it's not a ElectricForest to just Camp.

Absolute MUST stop if you have pups and are in the area. This was arguably the highlight of our…read moretrip. Brought our two teens, our 5mo puppy and our 7yo senior dog. Our senior one is not very energetic and was never much of a retriever. WELL, he LOVED retrieving the ball & competing with the pup. BEST PART: they both learned how to swim here!!! Oh how I wish we had something like this near our home!

Wow what a hidden Gem. Hidden away between Muskegon and Whitehall. You pull into a nice ordinary…read morepark. Then there is a nice boardwalk path that leads to a beach area along side a Duck Lake. A very nice view in itself. Then the boardwalk travels on, then goes under a bridge and next to a sand dune, then Bam! The lake and path funnel into Lake Michigan and the path onto an amazing beach. I had no idea this beautiful public beach was here. The views are outstanding and the sand is pristine. We took the dog, yes on a leash, for a walk of the beach and had a great time. Overall an easy 5 star review. Would I return? Absolutely! A must stop.

Large grassy sites, some right on the river, and nice, clean bathrooms! We stayed here in mid…read moreApril, and we were their first summer campers! The owner was very nice and helpful and let us pick any site we wanted! The River Trips are so amazing, the water was cold but it was a nice hot day! We even saw a beaver, tons of turtles and many different birds!

Awesome campground for our large group river trip. Huge area with water and electric sites that…read moreeasily accommodated our group of 20, with 5 RVs.Very easy to arrange a river trip, and zero driving required on our part. We have already booked for next year!

My husband, my parents and myself have been planning a trip to Mears Michigan so we could visit the…read moredunes at Silver Lake State Park for over a year. We had been looking forward to seeing all the park has to offer for so long and the views alone exceeded our expectations beyond measure. Do keep in mind that the sand can get extremely hot so come prepared to create a barrier between your feel and the sand. If you are a fan of visiting state parks, Silver Lake is a must stop. I am so grateful I was able to visit.

This review is for the campground only. Campsites are irregularly sized, spaced and oriented and…read moresince it's almost all bare dirt, it's very difficult to identify where each begins and ends, resulting in people setting up and parking kinda wherever they want. Power poles are shared with four sites almost requiring that you have at least 50' of power cord to reach the one for your site. We had to switch sites twice before we got one that our standard 25' cord would reach. Only two dump drains and 2 bathhouses for 205 sites - not enough. Many sites with multiple vehicles, ORVs, boats, etc. so it's just extremely busy. Definitely not worth the nearly $62 a night it cost (includes $12 daily use fee, but not the $8 reservation fee) for electric only hookup. We won't stay here again.