This is a very nice park with a courteous staff, they do not allow alcohol and are very adamant about it. We had a great time and will return “when we camp with our friends that don’t like to drink” - munchkinn

Very clean, quiet campground with very nice staff. Our site was small, but accommodated our 39 ft 5th wheel with slides on both sides. Very clean, modern bathroom and shower facilities. There are 2 playgrounds for the kids along with a barn with an arcade, pool tables and summer time family activities. The beach was closed when we were there in the fall, but it looked like it was well cared for. They had a honeywagon service and picked up our trash nightly. No alcohol allowed, but no one seemed to mind. There isn't much to do in the surrounding area, but plenty to keep the kids entertained in the campground for a long weekend. - LilDarlin1972

Very nice, family oriented, no-alcohol allowed at this park. Hosts were very courteous. Recommend this park. - Scoutmaster253

We thought it would be a good idea to check this campground out before we reserved a site and I'm glad we did just that. This is a older campground which could use a lot of updating. Yes, it looks and sounds great for the younger families with smaller trailers but that's about it. The roads are dirt so when it rains it gets mucky. They were working on the campgrounds and I do admit that when we visited it was there first day after a ruff winter. Also, there was a faint smell of cow manure in the air. - trails2hike

Very friendly community of campers. I felt like I was among friends the first night. There were a few items we didn't bring along and they were glad to lend them to us without a second thought. The local authority came over, introduced himself and offered a hand setting up. There is a decent sized pond in the middle of the campground where most people spent most of their time. It was like bathwater. I could have slept there. Everyone was very friendly and helpful, one of my best cajoling experiences ever. I will definitely go back there. The only con I can think of was a dog that barked at everything that moved. Barking dogs have always been one of my pet peeved, but I still only have warm thought for this place. I'll definitely beveling there again" - Danw

We went here as the last camp out of the year in October. The campground closed the day we left and we will not be back each year. The park was clean, including all of the restrooms, showers, office and store. There were no rentals of canoe or boats as the season in Michigan was ending. We were greeted very well and treated fantastic by the owner and his help. The sites are varied with most all grass and quite level. You are not dictated as to the exact placement of your rig and can 'circle the wagons' of a small group on adjoining sites. If you are looking for a quiet park with great treatment then come here and enjoy the park. - dalenoel

Mostly seasonal campers. Not easy to find. BUT - this is a beautiful RV park. Quiet, relaxing. Very nice staff. Will stay here again. - Joyce and Gene Whitley

We stayed in the only 2 sites that were full hookup. The rest of the full hookups are for the seasonal folks. The location was at the entrance, busy but quiet compared to the activities that was going on near the lake. The rest of the sites seem to be ok, but looked too close for our liking, especially if you have a noisy neighbor. The facility was acceptable and the seasonal units were kept in good shape. The Wi-Fi was a definitely hit and miss kind of event, but the staff told you that when you checked in. It was a nice 4 days rest. We tried this place because of it's short distance to get here. Likely go back for weekend getaway. - mgfiest

This is a really nice park, quiet, lovely setting. Unfortunately the areas are all grassy and extremely uneven which made it difficult to level. Our tires were two feet off the ground in order to level. - Energizer

As mentioned on many other reviews, this is a huge park, over 500 sites and most are park models/permanent/seasonal campers. Our site was a very nice concrete pad with 50amp and FHU. Everything worked well and getting satellite coverage was good. One thing I didn't see on any other review is that a train goes right through the campground, literally through it! Luckily, it didn't run during the night, but it did start at 5:30 a.m. We were only there 2 nights and the one day we were there, we were gone most of the day, but I did hear it go through at least 3 times. The park is very nicely landscaped and the fulltime resident take pride in their sites. Everyone was friendly and we would stay here again if in the area. - jacknpeg

Used this park to stay in when we visited friends who stay in a seasonal park up the road. Site was back in grass with 50 amp service, good water pressure and sewer connection. The park is large with about 95% seasonal/summer folks. They keep a number of transient-nightly-weekly sites on the golf course side with some concrete, some grass sites with full hook-ups. Office staff friendly and we met one of the owners who was very friendly and accommodating when we wanted to switch sites. Would return when in this area visiting our friends. - xarmoreddriver

A generally well kept campground with mostly park models and seasonal fifth wheels and trailers. Backin sites ranging from all grass to gravel and grass to concrete pads. Seasonal sites tend to be somewhat cluttered and overstuffed, but most are not quite to the junky stage. Overall the campground feels rather crowded even though the sites are relatively wide. It is not a big rig friendly campground. The trees on Goodall road are not trimmed for taller rigs. Big rigs going to the 300-500 sites have to turn around at the office, go back out to Goodall road, then down to the golf course entrance (swing wide) as the turns on the interior roads are too tight. From there careful maneuvering will get a big rig to the site, but dropping the toad is advisable. Access roads are not wide enough for two rigs to pass and are generally filled with golf carts (we saw 38 go by our site in a single hour). Noise from the highway is highly dependent on wind direction going from barely noticeable to loud, but it was mostly on the quiet side over a 2 week period. A train track runs thru the campground (2 or 3 trains per day), but is not really objectionable. Power ok, water moderate (40 psi), sewer ok. No wifi except at clubhouse. Verizon LTE 3-4 bars with decent speed even in the evenings. T-Mobile LTE 2 bars with adequate speed. Cardboard recycle on site. Five miles of roads in campground for bike riding. No decent road bike trails near campground although several within an hours drive. We will probably go elsewhere when next in the area. - SeaLandSkyPhoto

We loved this campground. It's small and cozy, but the sites are large. Our site #21 was perfect. Located right on the beach (close enough to have great access, yet far enough not to be annoyed by the activity) it was perfect for a family. The restrooms were not very clean and the showers could use a little more upkeep, but other than that we have found another one of our favorite campgrounds here! - drmcleod

This State Park is awesome. The campground needs some maturing, but the trails are great as is the fishing and swimming. But please be aware that although the lake at the campground is still okay, Big Seven Lake had it's dam break and is partly drained. This was the best lake for swimming although it is quite a hike from the campground. Hopefully they will get funding from the state to repair this situation. - lowell151

This is a nice campground. If they get their act together the registration would be much better. No one at the gate, no one at the campground,no instructions so we called the 800# and they told us just to take one of the empty spots and someone would be there soon. - Donna P

Membership resort - stayed under ROD affiliation. Main roads paved, gravel site roads with long and wide, level gravel sites. Many of the sites have large trees and half with no trees for satellite signal. Grass between sites and large grass areas. Large heated pool, separate sauna and enclosed spa. New kids' playground. Nice lake with boat rentals. Lots of activities on weekends. Park well maintained. Usable WiFi signal at sites. 1 mile to large stores. Staff friendly and helpful. Will definitely stay there again. - Pepper Dan

We are long-time members of this resort. The overall rating reflects our experience over the 15+ years we have been members. 'Value' is rated satisfactory for the following reasons: 1-The location and proximity to shopping and work allows year-round use. 2-The property is beautiful, containing a good fishing lake, hiking trails, and a separation from the surrounding urban areas. 3-The resort is surrounded by an upscale 27-hole golf course that is buffered from the campground and lake by trees and natural terrain. 'Service' is rated terrible for the following reasons: 1-If you have any questions, suggestions, or complaints that reflect negatively on the resort, your treatment by the resort management and staff may become adversarial. 2-The resort management is very legalistic. The default response to any incident or misfortune is the "member bears all responsibility". For instance, if a tree limb falls on your camper, the resort bears no responsibility. If the resort damages your camper while moving it to a site, the resort is not responsible. We've rated 'Cleanliness' as bad for these reasons: 1-The cleaning schedules for the facilities are set up for the convenience of the staff, not for the members. For instance, the main bathrooms/showers are cleaned during the busiest times in the morning when most members want to get ready for the day. 2-Even after 'cleaning', the results are substandard. As mentioned in other reviews, the sites are not level and do not drain properly. Some sites have been improved recently with crushed stone, but many others remain unimproved. The spring thaw is very messy! When our membership becomes due again, we will have to decide on whether the advantages outweigh the negatives. We have learned to keep a low profile and stay away from management and certain staff members. This privately-owned resort regularly bars members from using the campground as a tool to resolve disputes. Few people have the resources for legal battles. - Stone Mason

Great park! We did the membership tour and our camping was free for three nights. Lots of activities for the family. This is a large park and security seemed pretty good. Very friendly and helpful staff. Sites were large and shady. Using sewer cost extra and though Wi-Fi has a strong signal through out the park, you have to pay extra to use it. We stayed here 3 nights. - TheMartins

This was a moble home park not an RV park!!!! Site #23 was extremely sloped. The roads in the park were very narrow. discarded grass clippings covered our RV pad. We tracked in huge amounts of grass every time we entered our trailer. Our site was on a mosquito infested Creek. Pages of endless rules given on entry. Camp somewhere else! - Chilinparadise

Primarily a mobile home park. Fairly level, a little tight backing in. Wonderful bath house. Huge video and book libraries, as well as an indoor pool, beach, mini golf, tennis, etc. Very quiet. Nice, helpful staff. Gated and guarded. The only reason I didn't rate it a 10 was because wifi was only available at the lodge, but AT&T and Verizon signals were strong. - Keeping up with the Joneses

Lots of snow birds here with park models. Rental spots are scattered among park models. Roads are paved and sites are concrete with grass. Lots of amenities to include indoor pool, miniature golf and because of snow birds they have lots of nightly events. Thought price was a little high but we had no discounts and stayed only two nights so did not make use of weekly or monthly rates. We would stay here again. Bathrooms were fully tiled and easy to get to. - Mark from Missouri

Dilapidated location. Office was not marked and was the first of many unattractive buildings. - tabber386

This is an older park. The restroom facilities were in great need of updating and repair. They were not very clean either. The rest of the park, however was clean. The owners were very nice and helpful. - ScrapperJo

This park is a big mobile home park with maybe 60 campsites around the small lake. It is very old and needs repair and upgrades in order to be called a compground. The electric is very bad and not enough current to run an air conditioner, in fact the electricity would shut down in our rig often due to low voltage. The people that run the campground are wonderful, friendly and warm family oriented willing to help in anyway they can. The water is very hard with lots of iron in it and all the hookups are very poorly located on the site, making connections to the rig hard and in some cases even have to be run under the rig. This could be a great campground, however it is not now and we can not recommend it. - racomarley

We were only staying here as an overnight stay on our way to Mackinac City, thankfully. We were taken to a 50 amp pull through site that was level, but had dangerously low voltage. Our surge protector shut down and would not reset even after moving sites. They were unable to remedy the problem so they allowed us to move. We went through 4 more sites before finding a suitable one as they were very tight and poorly maintained. They also did not have sewer hook up. The staff seems to be made up of mostly kids, including the manager. This campground has a lot of potential but is in need of attention. There were not many people here for a beautiful June weekend. We would not camp here again. - Motorman173

This place is awful. What is called a cabin is more of a garden shed. It's situated about 10 feet away of the next shed, I mean 'cabin'. If you drink and drink a lot of alcohol you may enjoy it. I don't drink so I'm not. I'm booked here til Monday. It's friday night, we are leaving tomorrow morning it's that bad. - Hmm wow

We stayed for one night at the Holly/Flint KOA. Due to the unresolved water issues in Flint we did not hook up to water. We only hooked up to 50 amp power. They only have a handful of 50 amp sites so our choices were limited. The site we were originally assigned to was #112, a full hookup site. The office staff has no idea how to park RVs. We are 42' towing and were told we could enter the site from either direction! No, you can't! The hookups are on the wrong side! We were taken to the site the wrong way. The young driver expected us to pull into the site from the wrong side and up an incline of at least 2-3 feet. Then at the top of the site was loose uneven gravel. Nowhere near long enough for us without getting hung up. After looking at the other sites we chose site 32. It was just long enough for the MH & toad without unhooking. This campground has a lot of potential. It needs knowledgeable staff first and foremost. It needs someone to level and groom the sites. We put a piece of firewood across a broken sewer drain that was hidden in long grass. There were no dumpsters in sight and no instructions what to do with trash, however, there were a number of trash cans located around the park. I'd stay somewhere else until the reviews start getting better for this campground. Not many other campers there. - User3025