Spzoid

Can't quite give it 5 stars because the sites were not level and sandy (can't give half-stars either). Had to use blocks for leveling, which eventually started sinking slowly into the sandy ground. Nothing major, just enough to notice over time. But other than that, it was a nice facility. Sites are pretty large so you're not right on top of your neighbors. Bath and shower houses are clean and nice. Heated pool was small but a pleasant change of pace from the frigid Lake Michigan waters. General store had camping essentials and other touristy items. Other amenities include a playscape, volleyball, basketball, cornhole, and even show movies on select evenings.

Check-in was easy. You could either do it in advance (via phone) and then text them just before you arrive to get the paperwork right from the car, or go inside to the office to check-in. Staff was very friendly and helpful

One thing to note is they lock the entrance gate at 11:00pm. You can get out whenever you want, but can't drive back in until 8:00am in the morning. You can however park in the front lot and walk to your site. Kinda silly, and not conductive to astronomers wanting to stargaze.

I would consider this an 'active' campground. Not quite a party camp, but definitely social gatherings and active. Close to the city, so plenty of people come to unwind and socialize around the fire. But for the most part it's quiet enough at night to not be bothersome. There's a pool, a few lakes & beaches, and other organized activities for all ages during the day.

Not a secluded backwoods place, but sites are fairly large and nice. Not much between neighbors, but wide enough to have your own space. Most sites have a tree or two on-site, but very few would offer any shade for the rig.

Campsites have fire ring and nice large picnic table. Stayed at the full hookup site. Sites are level with a large pad to for large rigs and support vehicles. There are electric-only & rustic sites as well, but haven't stayed at those