This place is enormous. More than 600 sites! But despite the size, it feels comfortable. Probably because it's heavily wooded. All back in sites or cabins. Tent camping too. Only 5 minute drive to Mackinac City with regular ferries to Mackinac Island.
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An off the path campground in an off the path town. Both are great! This KOA's at the end of a dead end road in the middle of the woods. Only here for a couple nights but got a chance to head out along the River Road Biway and check out Lumberman's Monument. It's way up on a hill with a killer view through the trees. If you don't mind steps, take a walk down to see the waterfalls built by the lumbermen out of logs.
Camping in the woods and only a couple miles from the town of Green Lake. Sites range from back ins adjacent to a small lake to pull throughs that easily fit my 40 foot diesel pusher. It's early June and midweek most of the camp is empty but it fills up on weekends. A small, no cost, par 3 golf course is onsite. For "white tablecloth" dining, try Norton's (only open for dinner). In the town of Green Lake, try the Gooseblind for good burgers and sandwiches.
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In the hills overlooking Las Cruces, this KOA site has great views and a nice breeze. Sites are a combo of concrete and gravel. Concept is RV wheels go on the concrete strips, gravel for the picnic table. A very peaceful location. I'd stay here again.
Nice KOA park freeway close. Off season now (5/15) so no big crowds but it's the first KOA campground I've run into with an on sight restaurant. Big sites, great pool, friendly people. I'd stay there again.
Only downside, a couple of areas are shaded space. And the shade comes from large banks of solar panels that sound like a large industrial fan. I was told it's due to movement of the panels to track the sun. It's white noise. But it's still noise.