I do NOT recommend this campground ! The owner can be rude,…read moreto all ages of people. The owner is a heavy drinker, and doesn't care how or what he says to his campers. This is a very clicky park, most campers are very nice. As a seasonal camper you must be a drinking buddy of the owner, or stay on his good side, or he will kick you out on the spot. Had him sell our park model for us, thinking he would respect our property. WRONG !! He drug troves of people through our trailer, not what was agreed upon. He sold our park model to a friend, who was also a heavy drinker. He took the word of the other drunk that we had agreed upon a turn key purchase. It was not agreed upon the way it went down. While we were moving out he got angry with us, took his friends side, and told us " TO NEVER COME BACK". We NEVER gave him ANY issues, and always respected each park rule, and respected each camper. We were treated very unfairly. Will not ever recommend this campground to anyone, because a drunk is always right.

Owners keep grounds meticulous owners look out for campers needs. Family and community type of…read moreenvironment live entertainmentpet and kid friendly. Three private lakes. Some breathtaking views.

Check in 07/02/26, check out 07/06/26. This was our second time camping there. Very nice…read morecampground. Clean and well kept bath houses. Plenty of shade in the pull through sites (buddy sites available which are great). Peaceful and quiet campground. Staff is awesome!! Close to Notre Dame campus, shopping, restaurants etc... . Will definitely go back.

I liked a lot about this park, but the groundskeeper, or owner was extremely rude despite my trying…read moreto remain kind. The woman at the front desk was incredibly kind, tho. The groundskeeper filled our propane, then mentioned we can go to the office to pay. I did shortly after. He came back and told me the front desk lady has things to do so I really need to go pay. I had my receipt to show him and did so. It's like he was rushing us to leave. As we were leaving he shouted at my as I was driving out to slow down... I had the RV so was not going fast at all. We felt very unwelcome and urge anyone to avoid this place. Groundskeeper is not interested in having happy guests.

Spent a weekend and had the best time, immediately planned/ reserved a week for my birthday in…read moreJuly. The lake is clean and full of trout for fishing and minnows for your pedicure needs . The owners are beyond welcoming, the cabins are well stocked, but remember to bring your own bedding! Close enough to town to go get dinner, but private enough to forget that town is a 2 miles away (estimate). Relax, swim, paddle board, kayak... just enjoy the peace and community.

This is a very bad place to go I do not recommend going here the owner kicked us out for no reason…read more We didn't do anything wrong. We were just playing ultimate frisbee and then the owner just walked up to us at 9:15 and was like you need to leave you can't be here anymore even though we'd only been there for like not for like not even an hour we're just trying to have fun with with our friends that were camping there and then just got kicked out by the owners. If you're trying to have fun don't go to the stupid place.ZERO STARZZZZ!!!!!

Tent-campers review…read more I grew up camping here, and have brought my kids back to make their first camping memories as well. The park is clean, friendly and most of it is well-shaded. The sandy beach is flanked by picnic tables &benches, and a water trampoline is anchored out a ways for the big kids (and adults) to play on. The bath house is large enough, and always kept clean. The showers are coin-operated but I don't mind giving up a quarter to scrub up. There is a little camp store with all your little incidentals, ice, soda and a decent supply of candy for the kids. They have a large park on site, complete with climbing equipment, a basketball court and even a permanent corn-hole area. Now to explain the 4 stars. Everyone at Timber Trails is very friendly and fun loving, but I wish the staff would institute a noise policy after dark. The kids slept fine due to exhaustion but on a few occasions I was kept awake til after midnight (once til 2am) by rowdy parties on the other end of camp. Their cackling and yelling could be heard over the entire park and nothing was done about it. Timber Trails would be great for RV camping (crank up the A/C to drown out the noise), or even a bunch of hard-partying tenters, but we'll be making memories elsewhere from now on.

I've been here for over 25 years. 15 years seasonal. I highly recommend Timber trails. I wouldn't…read morego anywhere else. Gary and Debbie run a tight ship. That's what keeps this place the way it is. Both of my kids grew up here. They are 23 and 15 now and to this day love coming here. The only down fall is the kids camp next door takes up a lot of the lake at times. So if your a boater be careful. The DNR has no tolerance for idiot boaters.

please don't stay here! drive away and stay somewhere else. we paid 45 for the sight, which was not…read morethat great, paid an additional charge for our family to come visit and to top it off charged another fee for electric. Drive Away!

Dave & I spent two weeks at Pioneer Point and Freddy and Cindy couldn't have been more hospitable!…read moreFreddy helped Dave setup rv and when we got ready to leave he helped him get ready!! We probably won't be camping anymore, but will check into their cabins. The pair of swans w/baby was extra touch! We would love to spend more time there when we can. I just can't say enough nice things about Pioneer Point Campground! Thanks guys for a great relaxing vacation. Toni & Dave

Latvian camp is the greatest place on earth.read more

I was the cook there in 1995 for the summer and it was absolutely the best time I've ever had as a…read morecook today and I've been doing it for over 35 years

We have a really good experience here even though it was raining. The manager was super nice from…read morethe time we booked the place, to check in and all. The cabin we stayed has good selections of coffee, tea and hot coco, decent size for 4 people. Also it comes with microwave, fridge, Keurig, plenty of storage, and night lights. The area is quiet and bathroom is clean even though it's under renovation. It's very close to grocery stores as well. They have a booklet in the cabin talking about the history about this place which is a great touch. My family enjoy the booklet very much! In the tent and RV camping area, I see lots of trees that provides great shades. The price is reasonable but you need to bring your own blanket and pillows. Would definitely recommend.

Fantastic campground with great amenities…read more Took my kids here over the holiday weekend and had a blast! The campsites were huge with a fire ring, picnic table, and even faucet and an outlet to charge some things. Bathrooms were kept very clean. I loved the proximity to the beach and grocery store. There is a historic site right next to the tent camping area, $3 per person to ride a train and then you get to explore the area. My young kids loved it.

Amazing! A hidden gem in Michigan and also has access to a dog friendly beach. The campground is…read moregreat and also has cheap cabins that are wonderful. Walking distance to the beach.

The campground office was great! Girl with red hair and piercings is my new spirit animal! They…read morewere super helpful and just all around great people! The concession stand on the beach was also great! The food was nothing special but what they lack in taste, they make up for in great service! They were ready to take my order with big smiles and brought it out pretty quick!

Best camping experience in a long time, maybe ever. Staff extremely friendly and helpful…read more(especially Brandon amd his grandfather). Clean facilities. Wood cheaper than at the gas-station (even if you have to buy it on the premesis). Canoe/Kayak rental and ride on the premises. Just a short distance from South Haven, breweries and wineries and a blueberry farm. Will definitely be back! Thank you for the experience. Chris S.

Would highly recommend this place. My spouse and I are originally from the Pacific Northwest and…read morenow live in Chicago - so we are always looking for little nooks within 3 hours of the city. This is a little gem of a campground that's pleasantly filled with comforts and modern amenities. The campground itself is very small, but it's quiet, & has a steady body of water. I will be staying here again. I spent the weekend sitting in my hammock and enjoying hearing the water. 5/6 of the cabins face the water just as an fyi, so it's like a private paradise. The town of SoHa is really fun too and a great place to wine, dine, & explore. The cabins are basic and rustic with one plug in to charge your electronics. There is one light in there but it does get dark at night. Bring a nightlight. The queen bunk beds are great and comfortable. I would say more like 2-3 people could comfortably sleep in a cabin due to space and the cabins get hot at night! There's showers, there's toilets, there's cabins- oh my! The showers run on a unique token system. 1 token=$1=3 minutes of hot, private, shower. Tokens are purchased on site. the showers are game changers because they're open 24 hours with cameras outside so the owners monitor who goes in/out and your safety. As a queer person, I felt comfortable & safe at this campground.

Can I please add another star? Visited with my husband and…read moredog. The folks here went above and way beyond to accommodate an unusual need I had. The grounds are meticulously maintained with level, shaded spots that provide great privacy. If you have kids, they will NEVER get bored here. Well-stocked store, clean laundry facility. If we are in the area again, this will be our go-to place!

Great family-friendly RV campground / resort…read more Our site was beautiful - it backed up against a forest and was close to the pond. It was a bit tight / cramped (my picnic table was virtually on top of the neighbor's sewer line), but the neighbors were friendly and everything was clean and well-kept. The restrooms and showers were spotless. Cute playground - we loved the pirate ship. The pond was a great place to walk our dog, and it seemed like most people (like us) were cleaning up after their pets because we didn't see dog piles everywhere like many other campgrounds in the area. One warning: This place is surrounded by a pond, a lake, and plenty of forest, and has a serious (but understandable) mosquito problem. We tried to sneak in eating 2 slices of pizza quickly upon arrival before putting on bug spray, and my youngest son got 14 bug bites on his legs in less than half an hour. Beware and plan accordingly! I'd highly recommend long sleeves, long pants, and shoes and socks, even if it's hot outside. Biggest qualm: my son was crying for the last 10 minutes of our drive because he was going to pee his pants and this is in the middle of nowhere - we hadn't seen a gas station or anywhere legal for him to go "number 1" since leaving I94. I'll admit I drove 15mph in a 10mph zone on the way in, because the map showed a bathroom next to the pool on the entrance road (before any of the campsites, before any pedestrian areas), and I wanted to avoid a pee-pee incident. After dropping them off, I stuck to the speed limit even when it dropped to 5mph. I was chastised (politely) upon check-in to watch my speed, which is completely reasonable. Separately, someone ran up to my wife and child (neither of whom were driving) as my 5-year-old came out of the bathroom and yelled at them, which is not okay. There are good ways to handle an admonition, and bad ways, and whoever yelled at my wife and son needs to learn a bit of tact. This is the only reason our stay wasn't a 5-star experience. It wasn't an isolated or stranger incident as the yeller was also the person who called the front desk to complain about it and I'm certain was a local / seasonal / permanent resident. There's "enforcing rules" and then there's "yelling at children for something they had no control over," and the management here was much closer to the latter.