Very east access from MI 28 if you are crossing the state. Close to a casino that has three restaurants. The park is still in process of adding more campsites which will all be pull throughs. The individual showers are very nice and clean. The laundry consists of 4 washers and 4 dryers which worked well and quite clean. This was our second trip here since we wanted to visit the Shipwreck Museum at Whitefish Point.. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here for 2 nights and had to settle for a W&E site since all the FHU sites were taken. They are in the process of adding 40 new FHU sites. There is 70+ channel Cable TV but the Wi-Fi was slow and would sometimes disconnect. All sites are gravel/grass pull-throughs. As others have noted, this is a good location for visiting area attractions (Locks, Falls, etc.) but the only thing in the immediate area is the casino. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Interior roads in poor condition; dirt and gravel with lots of deep ruts. Sites fairly level but we arrived after a thunderstorm and large pools of water in between and around sites. Grass in very poor condition. Sites are fairly close but does not inhibit slides. Lots of mosquitoes. Way overpriced for what you get. Nothing about this campground makes me want to come back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Some sites are a bit tight for larger RV's; we couldn't open our large awning due to a tree. It was hot when we were there. Everyone running their air conditioning put a strain on the electrical, running about 109 volts on our meter. They are adding a bunch of new sites; hope they beef up the electrical. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Clean and level, packed gravel sites that are all pull-throughs. Tribal-owned like the casino and conference center across the road. Reasonable size grassy strips between units with young trees. Wi-Fi and water pressure were very good. Location is one hour from spectacular Tahquamenon Falls and Whitefish Point and about 20 minutes from Soo Locks. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here because there were no sites available in Sault Ste. Marie. The park was okay. The price was very reasonable but some of the sites are too small for big rigs. Wi-Fi had a very strong signal. A local stray dog seems to roam the park at-will, creating problems for campers with pets. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The lot sizes are adequate and with full hookups. The cable TV and Wi-Fi were excellent. The lots are gravel and not really maintained. We experienced several rainy nights/days and the depressions in our site filled with water. We complained but nothing was done. We found the fire ring on the site contained trash. We make it a habit to clean up after our dog but we seemed to be in the minority as one had to be careful when walking in the grassy area. A stray dog was wandering around the park for several days and complaints to the office did not result in anything. We found later that the owner worked in the casino across the street. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park has sites with water, electric and sewer and sites with water and electric only. The rate shown is for water and electric only. Water pressure is good, as is the power. The laundry, individual showers and bathrooms are very well maintained. The Baymills Casino complex is across the street. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The most recent reviewer had most of the facts wrong for Bay Mills RV Park. They showed the park as having electric only with no other amenities (cable TV, laundry, bathhouse), that Bay Mills actually has. I think they were reviewing the nearby state park. I think it is unfair to this park and it's potential customers to keep it listed as an electric only, rustic campground. At the very least, let the park listing show the actual facilities and such. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice park. Kind of pricey considering no water or sewer hookup. Seemed to be well run and clean. We've been there several times and would go back. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Good for a place to stay overnight or if you like to gamble Casino across the street. We would come back to this campgrounds. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a casino campground that would be good for a one or two night stay unless one is willing to put up with several shortcomings. All sites are level pull thru, but are only about 15 feet apart. You will be close to your neighbor. 50A service is available, but the voltage was low. Not all sites have sewer. There is a discount for no sewer. There is a picnic table and fire ring on each site, but due to the closeness of rigs building a fire may not be possible. The cable service was good. Roads and pads are dusty dirt/gravel. More dirt than gravel. The bath house/restroom facility is located in one building, but oddly designed. The showers are separate from the restrooms requiring a walk outside and around the building after use of one or the other. The showers were always un-clean. Avoid any site with a street light. They are extremely bright and will flood the inside of the rig at night. Free Wi-Fi is available in the hotel/casino area. It cannot be received in the campground even tho it's only about 300 feet away. The campground staff is friendly, but has a limited knowledge of RVing. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground isn't close to anything except a joining casino. Good drive to get to any of the attractions. Facilities are clean, but campground roads are dirt and very rutted. Trees immature, no shade. Good as one night stay if passing thru area. We're adults, no kids, wouldn't stay again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice, open, newer park. Good overnight park or base for local sights (Whitefish, Soo Locks, Taquenahmen Falls) if you don't mind driving an hour. Because they are newer the facilities (hookups, laundry, showers, cable TV) are probably better than anything within 50 miles. Not much for kids to do so it should be quiet. Nice Lake Superior view and natural A/C off the lake keeps it generally cool (under 80) in the summer. Nothing but the casino nearby. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Across the street from the Bay Mills Resort & Casino and a beautiful view of the bay on Lake Superior. All sites are pull-thru and fairly roomy, but the trees are all too young to provide shade yet. Firepits at every site. There is free wi-fi at the hotel; some sites reportedly can pick up the signal, but most just walk across the street and sit in the lobby. Our stay was pleasant and quiet. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

A nice state park right on Lake Superior. When we stayed a cold front had just come through, and the wind really howled off the lake, so weather should be a consideration for your visit. Shower house and bathrooms are very nice, individual showers kept very clean. All paved streets, nice long beach to walk on. Lots of variety on campsites, the website is very descriptive on size and layout. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

You take your chances with northern parks in April. We had our pick of sites. NOBODY else was there. QUIET. Water had not been turned on yet so we had to fill at the office faucet. No biggie. A good portion of the bay was still covered with ice. Very pretty CG located far enough from any built up area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We did not make a reservation since this is during the off-season. There were many sites available, including sites for big rigs. When reservations are made through Michigan DNR, there is an $8.00 reservation fee. We did not visit the bathroom facilities. We stumbled into a "1/2 price for one night coupon" in MARVAC'S RV & Campsite 2007 travel magazine, located at Michigan's Welcome Centers. The discount is good at several state parks. Very nice park, friendly staff and great camp hosts. If this park had full hookups, it would be a "10". We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A nice park with great views of the lake. The sites are large and there are great trails in the woods for short walks. Be careful of the site in the middle as the fire pits make you become close friends with your neighbors. This park is great for groups to go and make a circle around a campfire. I would return. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This campground has mixed sites. Some very large, for big RV's and some are small to accommodate tenters. But all are grass, no gravel. The park is clean. The staff is friendly. And you are only a few miles from Sault Michigan. The town of Bay Mills is nearby with two nice casinos. The park gets a little bit of wind off Lake Superior to help cool you on warmer days. And the last glimpse of the freighters as they head out for the big water is spectacular. Enjoy this part of Michigan. I did. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.