This campground is based solely on popularity. It's like being back in high school. Seasonal…read morecampers that the manager likes are allowed to get away with breaking rules. 1) parking in non parking areas blocking lake views (in-front of our camper not there's of coarse). 2) Not adhering to quiet time rules. Management is not professional. People that have camped here for 18+ years avoid running into the managers like the plague. Long term seasonal campers say the management does less and less every year. Bottom line: you can follow ever rule but if someone they like more wants your lot they will ask you to leave!!!!

Great family campground! This is the first time camping there and we've already planned to go…read moreback. Great location, owners are super friendly and willing to help with whatever you need. Highly recommend!

Well this is our first time taking the trip from Detroit to Chicago and I am not sure it could be…read moreworse. The train had mechanical issues and stopped in Niles, Michigan. At first it was an hour and half for a part to show up, then it was texts sent we have alternate transportation (which showed up but was not for everyone). Then it was we need to disconnect the cars that need the part but will leave soon. Now we need a new crew. Been on the train for 12 hours now. Still not in Chicago. No idea if we will ever leave. Worst communication ever. No idea if anyone is telling the truth because everything we have been told has been wrong if they communicate which they mostly don't. I would suggest you do anything but use Amtrak.

This is quite an impressive train station. It is very nicely taken care of and you feel like in the…read more1920s. Restrooms are clean as well as the station. The waiting benches are also well preserved and add a nice nostalgia touch to it. They have free wifi just in case you need to stream your favorite shows while you wait. Overall really impressed!

First time coming here, a group of my friends wanted to go to the beach and they recommended…read morestopping here. This place is by far better than any beach in Chicago and it's worth the drive out. $15 to park and you don't have to walk too far and it's never terribly busy either. As long as you stop here early you'll be okay. They have changing rooms and concession stands as well though the food is a bit overpriced and the restrooms and changing rooms aren't the greatest but they're okay. This place is also great to go on a nice little walk too and there's plenty of people walking their dogs as well. Overall, I thought this was an incredible Beach check out and I will definitely come back again.

Amazing! A hidden gem in Michigan and also has access to a dog friendly beach. The campground is…read moregreat and also has cheap cabins that are wonderful. Walking distance to the beach.

This is the single nicest campground that I've had the pleasure of visiting in the last three…read moreyears, since I started camping regularly again. While the previous occupiers of our site hadn't bothered to clean up after themselves, we got it done quickly, and it was no big deal. Always, always, ALWAYS leave your camp site cleaner than when you arrived is our immutable, unbreakable rule. Bethany and Gregory, the owners, are absolutely wonderful hosts; incredibly friendly, hardworking, and welcoming. The site itself was absolutely gorgeous. We chose a primitive site, as we roll heavy with a full solar power array and bring our own water. We were tucked far enough back to give a fair bit of privacy, but were also lucky enough to be near the porta potties, which, trust me, at 4:00 AM, is a very nice perk to have. We were in Spots 3-4, from August 12-18, 2022. Thanks, Gregory and Bethany - you guys were absolutely fantastic! IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT ANY REVIEWS FROM BEFORE NOVEMBER OF 2021 - GREGORY AND BETHANY TOOK OVER 11/21. They're pretty great.

Dune Lake Campground is a very nice, quiet, family oriented campground just north of St…read moreJoseph/Benton Harbor area. The campsites are well situated and clean with level areas for a tent or RV. Many sites are provided with both electrical and water access. The camp has a dump station on site and also has staff who will dump your tanks at your site for a modest fee (so you do not have to unhook and move, then rehookup back at your site during an extended stay). The bath house is an older facility but is kept clean and in excellent condition. Showers are free and hot. The on-site lake is small and very nice for both kids and adults. Access to Lake Michigan is available just minutes away at a public access beach. Across the street is a Nature Conservancy area with several trails. We decided to take advantage of the option to book a site for the whole season (May through September) for our RV. It has been a wonderful decision. We can pack a small bag and be in the RV enjoying the sights and sounds of nature in less than an hour without towing or setting up anything. We really enjoy this area and this campground.

My husband and I just celebrated our 39th Wedding anniversary here at the Inn at Harbor Shores. It…read morewas a wonderful experience. The room was beautiful, the bed was so comfy. We at at the Plank Restaurant on site the night we arrived. We enjoyed a delicious Lobster Roll and 3 Cheese Mac and cheese. The staff is so friendly and helpful There were so many amenities that were free that I didn't expect. They have bikes to ride, they have a shuttle service to town or wherever you want to go, they have free smore kits at the front desk for evening, I could go on. It is a beautiful place to stay and bring family. We will be back !

I was in town alone to take photos of the majestic St Joseph ice covered light house. I wanted to…read morestay close as the weather and temperatures were frigid! I looked at the reviews for this place and they did not disappoint! Thank you for a very comfortable and warm stay! Irene at the front desk was very nice and friendly. I had bought myself a comfort pack and she brought it up to my room. My room was very clean and very comfortable. The in room amenities were great! Lots of charging ports and even built in trading lights in the head board of the bed. The bathroom very clean and well laid out. Lots of upgrades and much appreciated.

Best hidden gem nestled in the giant protected dunes of lake Michigan. And you can walk to the…read morebeach from your campsite in 5 minutes or less.

The beach access here was fantastic! If you're from out of town and looking for a great beach with…read morerelatively few people this is the spot. It will cost $15 to park here for the day but you can come and go. Don't miss sunset on the quiet beach!! There are also restroom facilities and a playground (mostly in the shade) if your kids need a break from the sun.

Place is decent. Donna the lady that runs the park is a miserable person. The other 2 women are…read morewonderful. Donna is a B. Literally had to call 10+ times a month to pay her . Then like clockwork. She would yell. She's never in the office. Does nothing but yell at people and actually believe she's the queen of her trailer park. Do yourself a favor and look elsewhere.

Everyone seems kind and friendly and fun. Just moved in our RV this month but love every thing…read moreabout it!

Lakeside Cabins Resort is a wonderful place for all ages. We recently stayed in Cabin A-10 and we…read morewere pleased with the cleanliness & comfort the cabin provided. We spent many hours outside on the screened in deck. A personal fire pit was available for our use. The swimming pools & lake provided a respite from the heat. The management schedules games & activities, and there are shuffle board & pickleball courts for pickup games. The bright stars lit up the night sky. I felt a nostalgic feel of camp days I experienced as a child. Book next summer's getaway weekend at Lakeside Cabins Resort today!!

It is hard to find a place to go to getaway from home in the middle of a pandemic. After a few…read morehours of searching, my friend and I decided to spend 3 nights and 4 days at Lakeside Cabins Resort. The cabins have a full kitchen and the location is only 1.5 hours from my condo in Chicago. The prices were more affordable than Airbnb and Vrbo mostly due to lower cleaning fees. The grounds also have nice amenities (pool, kayak/ stand up paddle boards, volleyball, catch and release fishing, basketball, shuffleboard, firepits, etc.) We picked Cabin C62 because of its patio/deck space and lake views. The cabin is somewhat dated, but it was very clean. You do have to bring towels, linens, shampoo/conditioner/dish soap, paper products, etc. which makes for more packing/ planning but we expected this so it wasn't an issue. The sleeping lofts can be used by children or adults. I had no problem going up and down the stairs both during the day and in the evening/night. The only "problem" that we ran into was that our DVD player was not working when we tried to watch a movie the first night. We reported this to the front desk and they purchased a new DVD player and delivered it to us in a timely manner so we were satisfied. The staff was very friendly. We were able to find more than enough to do and were also able to relax. The property is very kid friendly and not loud at night or early in the morning which is exactly what we were looking for. After my rental experience, I am considering purchasing and building a new "tiny house" on the property. I've always wanted a second home, and this is a very affordable way to be able to do so nice and close to home! I plan to visit again next month with my husband for another short getaway. A+++++ experience!