This was our first time here, and we were not sure what to expect! (Unfortunately, a lot of…read moreseasonal campgrounds are not well kept up) but this place was immaculate! Absolutely beautiful area! The seasonal sites were well manicured with flowers and decks. Our site was a FHU adjacent to a huge grassy common area and shaded! We would have loved to say here longer, and we will be back!

They have a very sneaky way to double charge you if you have a group. They put your people on sites…read morenot reserved and do not release un reserved sites then charge you for the entire block . Our camping club is pretty angry right now being stiffed for 5 extra sites for 4 days each. When we asked for them to be released they set them as no show and charged us anyway. Now they can double dip on those sites.

Exciting place to see Buffalo! Air bnb included in the preserve (extra fees). I never thought…read moreIndiana would have Buffalo but here they are! $14 for adults and $9 for kids 10am under, free 2 and under. 250 bison on 400 acres of land!

Take a trip to this Preserve and see the beautiful bison up close and personal while learning from…read morethe knowledgeable guide about this historical and beautiful animal. I love to explore and this site came up on Yelp when looking for things to do close to Pokagon State Park. It did not disappoint. The facility was a few miles from the Park. It's a short drive from the highway or Angola and just outside of Fremont. Nothing too far. The entrance was well marked and to her to the site you drive down a long graveled lane. There is ample parking just outside the gift shop which connects to a small cafe that serves Buffalo burgers with chips. There are restrooms located close to the parking lot which make it very convenient. A wood chipped walkway leads to the gift shop entrance where tickets can be purchased for a bumpy truck trailer ride into the field. There riders are just feet or inches away from the bison herd. It is evident the staff love their work and the animals they care for and/ or support. From the young, pleasant gentlemen in the gift shop who ran to ensure we didn't miss the last tour, to the cafe attendant who upon request gave free apples to young attendees, to our guide, "Three Paws", who lovingly answered all questions and provided detailed information about the bison. The relationships between everyone was friendly and familial-like. The star of the show; however, are the bison. Getting to see this once endangered animals up close and personal is rare. Knowing the part they played in history took me back to a time long ago. It is obvious the owner recognizes their importance and is doing his part to preserve it. Kudos to him and his staff. Please help support this cause by visiting.

Had a Great Time!! Wish the ride was longer. Will definitely do this again. All the employees…read morewere extremely helpful and courteous.

It is what it is. A very old train, I think the engine is early 1900's the cars seems WWII. Old and…read morea little beat up. Takes about 30 minutes to go 13 miles, 20 minute stop in Quincy-at a city park no stores anywhere you can get to in the layover but the park does have a bathroom, as does the train. Not much for scenery but a fun little journey.

Good campground but some defects. Great family friendly campground with activities for kids and…read morevery family-friendly campers and staff. Ice cream from the shop is nice and I love the pool and patio area. A couple of defects is it is in the middle of basically nowhere which concludes with no service/satellite along with some visitors including squirrels and even raccoons on the sites. Good campground overall.

Rude woman is on the phone. "We don't give discounts how cheap can you be"…read more Well, I won't come to your campground then. I'm not paying full price to sleep in the woods. Sorry for your loss honey bunches of bitch. Thanks,

This is a cute and very reasonable priced place to stay right on the lake…read more We originally were going to stay in a suite, not a cabin. But when we arrived there had been a mixup with housekeeping, and the room had not been cleaned. They had first said they would send housekeeping right away, then offered to upgrade us to a cabin. The cabin was quite nice, and the bed was very comfortable. The only difference was the suite included bath towels. In the cabins you had to bring your own, so there were no towels. But that was OK, because we had brought bath towels, not quite understanding the website. Great value for the money, and I would definitely come back here again.

I love what the new owners are doing here! We have stayed here numerous times over the past 20+…read moreyears under the two previous owners. Each had their own approach, but the new owners are really taking this place in the right direction. The cabins have all been given a facelift without sacrificing the feel of a lake side cabin. One of our favorite things are the pontoon boats that you can rent by the day or for your whole stat. On our very first visit we experienced the joys of Nibbles, a small eatery/ice cream shop on the property. The new owners have aggressive plans to revive this sweet spot which will surely be a favorite stop for all who live on the lake! You will not be disappointed in this cute little gem of a property just minutes from downtown Colon, Michigan (which is also accessible via boat!) The town is host to several great restaurants as well as some awesome magic shows! The salon in town is a welcome stop if you forgot to get your toenails painted before you arrived! Treat yourself to a weekend (or a week) on the lake at Palmer Lake Lodges!!

We have rented cottages on Lake James for many years. The last several years we have rented the…read moregreen cottage and have loved it! The Deahl's are great people to rent from. Excellant cottage for families with small children since the water is very shallow, yet deep enough to bring your boat.

Stayed 2 nights in our RV. Gracious hosts, lovely campground. Rented a boat for the day to fish…read more Caught bass with poppers with my fly rod off the lily pads. Wonderful! Most people are there for the whole summer or more. Highly recommended! Jon

Great place for season site for RV and boat. Excellent chain of lakes with lots to do. Amp…read moreground owner is always on site to address anything that pops up. New bath house.

Very disappointed. I booked for our 20th wedding anniversary Aug 20th, 2022. There are no campsite…read morepictures for a reason. Our spot was behind the main store and maintenance building. On the other site of the fence was the garbage!!! Also, we could not swim in the lake because the health department closed it because of a manure dump in one of the rivers. I found a better camp site on the north chain of lakes and I asked for my money back, but they would not refund any of it!