We stayed at Little Brevort State Campground Last time we were in the upper Peninsula, and that's…read morewhere we had intended to wind up this time But MapQuest brought us to this slightly larger campground on a slightly larger lake. Loons and Bald Eagles abound here, and most sites are lakefront so you can kayak right off your site. Pure Michigan magic!

This was such an amazing experience. When I booked online I received a call from Marie, the owner,…read moreto help book my flight or ferry and rental car. Marie took care of everything and reached out the same day to ensure everything was going as planned. When we reached the campground Marie and her husband were extremely friendly. They told us about the best beaches to visit and some details about the town. They then showed us around the site. The accommodations were beautiful, comfortable, and dry. The bathrooms were large and very clean. They supply you with everything except clothing. They have towels, soap, toothbrushes, cookware, grills, hot plates, chairs, fire wood, and so much more. I'm not a person that enjoys camping, but my significant other loves it; this was the perfect way for us both to enjoy it. Highly recommend!

This place was amazing! Maria and Brian worked tirelessly to make sure our stay was wonderful…read more Beautiful scenery, immaculate bathrooms, and overall great retreat!

Wonderful --34 + campsites. The sites were flat and not on top of each other The campground is on…read morethe water with sandy beach frontage. There is a boat launch. Through out the campground there are a few pit toilets which are very clean and with toilet paper. We stopped for the night and we were the only ones there. $13 a night is a bargain as far as I'm concerned.

Located on Grand Traverse Bay just north of Torch Lake. Barnes Park is open year-round offering an…read moreextensive Lake Michigan beach, playground, and trails, with additional seasonal camping and pavilion rentals (Memorial Day through October.) Various outdoor recreational activities including Lake Michigan beach access, trails, and playground. Electric and rustic campsites. Dump station & water fill station. They have a well stocked camp Store offering ice, firewood, beverages, candy, etc .. Each campsite is outfitted with a fire ring and picnic table. There were two bathhouses with shower facilities that were clean and ADA accessible. Showers are coin operated ($0.50 for 5 minutes of hot water, quarters only). Also two spacious pavilions with electrical outlets. Each pavilion has 10 picnic tables and 4 BBQ grills (You can reserve a pavilion for the day by using our online reservation.

All ways a great place for camping Nice beach and showers…read moreto clean up after. Staff is way better cleaning then they have been in the past they make hourly rotation cleaning 2 things they need to fix one make it Easter to schedule other than some day in March at midnight absolutely stupid 2nd the fire wood has roaches and they get in your camper and vehicle then you bring them home they should spray and bug bomb that and the camp ground mosquitoes and roaches were thick I understand it's camping but man just hire a spray serves to spray the area once's a week

This rustic state park is one of our favorites. The scenery is gorgeous, with miles of sandy and…read morerocky beachfront, walking trails, 5-mile road for biking and spacious wooded lots and a prized few water front lots. There is firewood and ice at the check-in station which is very convenient. T h e grounds are well maintained and the vault toilet stalls are mostly clean (though can become odiferous when the park is full). It is usually the case that visitors to the rustic parks are more respectful of the quiet. We are bird watchers and always love spying the eagles and variety of other birds in the area. Close to the town of Charlevoix, there are plenty of options for sight seeing, eating and finding supplies. Beautiful area of our state.

If you love collecting Michigan rocks, come to this lovely state park. You can take the short trail…read moredown to the water, where you will find rocks om the sand. The park is secluded, and we only saw about 5 others there during the duration of our stay. It appears that because this location is not so heabily populated, you can find some Charlevoix and Petoskey rocks in the water as wel as on the rock bed. You just have to know what to look for. I suggest finding a walking stick for the water. It helps guide you, and it helps you move some rocks. The next time I come here I definitely want to bring a sifter because I saw so many cute tiny ones with the rock pile. My twchnique was to pull the ones near the water down, and I found quite a bit this way. James used the stick to look in the water, where you will find medium to large rocks. Overall the secluded atmosphere is soothing and relaxing.

Fun place to visit for a drink and a burger in an area of the U.P. where there are not a lot of…read morechoices

Nice place to eat drink and be merry. Stopped at the bar for food. Burger was great, homemade…read moreveggie soup was delicious.

What an awesome campground!! We rented one of the cabins and had a great time. The heated pool was…read moreperfect for my daughter who was able to spend her free time there. The dogs enjoyed the leash free dog runs that are available. It was a vacation for them. The restroom building was clean and well maintained and just a short walk from the cabin. The playground for the kiddies was very cool and the looked like they were having a blast I ventured off and discovered their walking trail in the woods that was refreshing. Sure beats walking state park campground.

Beautiful campground! I had some difficulty booking online through their website so I called the…read moreoffice and the issue was quickly resolved. The sites are spacious and shaded. Our favorite part was the dog park! My fur babies were very happy campers. Will absolutely camp here in the future. All the staff was friendly and roaming the grounds frequently, available to help or answer questions if needed.

It's not a bad campground for one overnight. There's no dogpark, but it has a big open area that…read morewas close to our site. We let our two little ones run around for a bit there and didn't disturb anyone. The wifi signal doesn't reach very far from the office area, so we were without wifi for the night and AM. (First world problem, I know.) Just irks me that they would advertise having wifi, when in reality, they don't.

Beautiful place, big sites, quiet, pool very clean and warm, office people very helpful. Newberry…read moregolf course near by is phenomenal.

Absolutely beautiful resort! I recommend the sites on the dog park side. Generous space, mature…read moretrees, beautifully landscaped with ponds, water falling streams and more privacy. We stayed in cottage #14 with our dog. Super clean, adorable tiny house. We discovered the paved path across the highway to walk or ride bikes either direction. We had a fantastic dinner at Nomad in Bay Harbor. Our trip to Petoskey is short but wonderful!

This is our second stay at a Sun Outdoors RV park and it is a beautiful campground! Very well kept…read moreand clean, meticulous grounds. There is a nice clubhouse with a fitness room, billiards room, theater and laundry facility. There is a dog park and pool as well as basketball and pickle ball courts. Everything is clean and landscaped nicely. We were very happy with our stay at the Sun Outdoors RV Park in Panama City Beach and now this one. We may have to seek out Sun Outdoors campgrounds for wherever we decide to travel!