Did you say you can camp on the Straits and see the bridge? There is a room to walk on some sand or…read moreeven play in the water if that is your adventure. The campground is nicely maintained, everyone was respectful of the quiet hours except the seagulls Seriously, those little buggers has plenty to say each morning at 6 am. Bring ear plugs if you want to not get the morning bird call wake up. Friendly staff and the check in process was the fastest I've ever experienced at a State Park. Great job and that was such a pleasant surprise!

Great spot - stayed one night on our way thru. Pull thru site, didn't even have to unhook camper…read more Hiking trails in park taking you to beach with beautiful view of the bridge.

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!

A fun KOA for kids, especially if you're looking for simple activities to keep them busy. The mini…read moregolf is there, but it isn't particularly well maintained. The real highlight is the air trampoline, all the kids naturally gravitated toward it and spent their evenings hanging out together, which made the campground feel lively and social. Overall, it's a solid spot if you're traveling with children and want a place where they can easily make friends and burn off energy. I would have given it more stars but left a message on voicemail that wasn't returned for well over 24 hours regarding our spot. The park was sold out when we arrived and we were placed in a spot that didn't provide the hook ups we reserved. They did move us the next morning but it's a hassle moving a big RV.

**Review for St. Ignace KOA: Mixed Experience, but Fantastic Staff**…read more We recently stayed at the St. Ignace KOA in Michigan, and while our experience had its ups and downs, the standout feature was definitely the incredible staff. First and foremost, a big shoutout to Rhonda at the front desk! From the moment we walked in, she was nothing but professional, kind, and informative. Rhonda took the time to explain the KOA benefits to us, and no matter what we needed, she was always there to help without making us feel like an inconvenience. I even sent my husband to see Rhonda when he went to pick up some KOA t-shirts because I knew she'd take good care of him. Another highlight was Angie, who organized the tie-dye activity. She was super friendly and made sure everyone, even those who had never done it before, had a great time. Angie had everything set up perfectly and went above and beyond to make the activity extra fun with her exceptional personality. Steve was another favorite during our stay. My husband especially appreciated his friendly demeanor and helpfulness. Whether we needed assistance or advice on local activities, sites, and restaurants, Steve was always ready with a smile and some great tips. People like him really make your trip memorable. However, we were disappointed by a few aspects of the campground. There weren't many activities, and we especially missed having a pool. It also didn't seem very kid-friendly. The miniature golf course, in particular, needs some serious work--there were spots where the grass was bubbled up, making it impossible to play straight, and other areas were so worn out that it was down to the wood. This made it tough to enjoy. Another small gripe was the trash situation. We're used to having our trash picked up at our campsite by 5:00 p.m., but at this KOA, we had to take it to a big trash bin ourselves. While it's not a huge deal, it's a nice touch that we missed. Overall, while the campground itself could use some improvements, the amazing staff at St. Ignace KOA, particularly Rhonda, Angie, and Steve, made our stay much more enjoyable. Their friendliness, helpfulness, and professionalism were the highlights of our trip.

Our first time staying here this year and we booked for next summer before we left (and added more…read moredays) this place is clean and safe with homey amenities. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay in spite of the smoke, rain, and wind. Can't wait to have this as a staple venue for so many memories. There's plenty of spot varieties depending on your preference but it's a small enough place that access is easy no matter what spot you land in. Bathroom, showers, and laundry are kept immaculately clean (much appreciated)!! The shallow beaches were great for kid safety and rock hunting - we even caught some crawfish which was easy entertainment added to the rest of the kid friendly additions to the beach.

It's not bad for $50 overnight. We had a very small campsite, but with full hookups. The wifi…read moreis just OK, but we were close to the office. Not many/any real amenities, but again, we just stayed here for one night.

Really nice campground. The water is great. The pull through site was very easy to get into and get…read moreour camper set up. The campground has tent sites as well as yurts that can be rented. They also have a private beach on Lake Michigan.

Nice location, clean location, beachfront location. Sites are reasonably sized. Bathrooms cleaned…read moreregularly.Yurt sites look comfortable. Nice shuttle service from campground to Mackinac Island from Shepler's ferry. Things to improve; wifi password incorrect, tent sites need level and bedded spot, tent sites should have same fire pit as camper sites. Only issue was noisy neighbor and rain storm last night. Overall great stay.

We decided to visit the Falls today as it is only about a half hour from our current campground…read more You do have to have a state of Michigan recreation pass you can either buy an annual pass or just the day pass which we did which was $12 for out-of-state It is only about a quarter mile walk back through the woods, bring some bug spray and you'll get a decent view of the fall, but if you really want to get a little closer, you'll need to take the pretty long ramp way, which is wheelchair friendly to get all the way down to a huge viewing platform to get the picture that we took The path is all wide and paved, and even on a Thursday mid morning, it was pretty busy Today was a little marked by the fact that there is a lot of smoke and ash from the Canadian wild fires drifting over into the upper Peninsula, but we still were able to get a decent view Parking was free, although the lot is not very large so plan accordingly. There is also pretty limited cell phone service, from Verizon anyway, on the way out here so make sure you've got your maps downloaded. Clean restrooms are at the entrance to the trail as well

Great place, great food? great beer…read more... Just go you will love it. If you like beautiful scenic views and untouched nature you will love it. The have hard and easy hikes...it's built for everyone. Make sure you bring your swimming suit. You can get wet at the lower falls

Our second time here - great camp store onsite with wood, snacks, drinks & ice cream, organized…read morecheck in/booking and fantastic facilities. Cabins with bridge view are gorgeous. Safe location with lots of families, dogs, bikes, tent/motorhome campers. Quiet hours enforced 10p-9a. Check out: Marshall's fudge, Darrows Restaurant, Fox Den Pizza, Jack Pine Lumberjack show, donuts & breakfast burritos from Mackinaw Bakery & Cafe and Sheplers Ferry to the island. Highly recommend Mill Creek Camping!

Beautiful place, but beware. E-bikes, golf carts, ATV/UTV rule the campground roads. No speed…read morelimit is enforced and it has turned into a dangerous place. What used to be an awesome get away with a relaxed atmosphere, is now a crazy LOUD stressful environment. Also to mention, bring earplugs due to chain saws, tree trimmers, and large equipment constantly being used by camp employees. Does not seem like a family owned business! Update: After reviewing the owners comments, I would not even rate it one star, but a fat ZERO. The grounds and I am sure policies are executed like a corporation, not family. Its all about making more $$. He does not address the issues reasonably, the campground is a hazard in many ways. Read some of the reviews from years ago! They are still an issue, like a corporation!

We recently spend a long weekend at Bay View Campground and had a great time. The campsites are…read morelarge and somewhat secluded from each other. Some of the campsites back right up to the beach and Lake Superior. For those that don't, it just a quick one or two minute walk to get there. We stayed at campsite number 20 and it had a great maybe 50 foot path to the beach. Each night we fell asleep to the relaxing noise of waves crashing onto the shore. The beach at the campground is really nice and you can walk for over a mile in each direction. Each campsite has a picnic table and fire pit. The campground has bathrooms with toilets, but it does not have running water. The bathrooms were very clean and the whole campground was really well maintained. I'd definitely recommend camping at Bay View Campground!

Good experience: clean site and basic facilities, great fire pit with swinging grill top, easy…read moreaccess to beautiful beach

The owner will be rude to you. Over booked. The site that we asked for four months before the week…read morewe were going to be there was full when we got there and the site they wanted us on there was absolutely no way to back into it unless other campers moved thier stuff. Had to leave. Owner was very rude., we stayed at mackinaw mill creek. Awesome camp ground . Stay there

Small but mighty! Great amount of room between sites despite being a small campground. Bathhouses…read morewere clean and good water pressure in the showers. Fantastic little beach area. Super friendly staff. We will stop here again!