Over father's day weekend we came camping here for the weekend. We arrived when it was dark and the…read moreowner seemed very disorganized. We started setting up our tent and she drove up in her golf cart saying we weren't allowed to set up there bcuz its reserved for someone else. Well why didn't you tell us this before we started setting up our tent? We were there from Friday evening till mid Sunday afternoon and no one came to camp in the spot she told us we had to move our tent & belongings in the dark. You have no control who camps here but rules should be followed. There are quiet hours posted but they are not followed! There were other campers playing loud music & drinking til 1am!! This is very disrespectful to the other campers on the camp ground. If you don't like loud music & some confusion I wouldn't recommend this place.

My family and I are seasonal campers there. We love the openness of the camp as well as the pool…read moreand lake access. Certain things are a bit dated, but we still love it.

Great family capground,good poeple,miles away from the hwy....love it. Restrooms clean Culver lake…read moreskip away camp office carries all your immediate nessitis. Scott the owner goes out of his way to make sure you have all the hookup and if you don't he will go out of his wY.. also bike trails netball. And dirt bike and four wheeler trails within 1 mile to ride.​

Great spot outside of Michigan City for easy access to the beach and outlet mall and everything the…read morearea offers. Sites are a little tight in spots but the owners and staff are great! In ground pool, showers, laundry and camp store are clean and an added plus. 3 ponds for catch and release fishing help seal the deal. We will definitely come back as we love Washington Park and love to visit our favorite beach in Indiana.

Michigan City Campground was just the thing we were looking for! My husband, dog and I were taking…read morea break after two weeks of boondocking with our little old Scamp trailer. We pulled in hot, sweaty, and a little road weary. The campsite with electric and water was very simple but provided a nice bit of shade. The pool was a perfect oasis! We enjoyed showers, did a couple loads of laundry, and restocked on some necessities in the office/store. Every detail seemed well thought out and the facilities were immaculately clean. The hospitality of the owner, employees, and fellow campers was great! We even locked our keys (with our cell phones and our dog ) in our running car and a very helpful employee was able to open it for us! Boy, was this a great experience all around!

This place is a warm embrace in the middle of Northern Indiana. The hosts Steve and Katie are…read moresophisticated yet friendly. The rooms are clean, well-lit and new! The b da are new and comfortable. The morning breakfast is great and Katie even baked gluten free muffins for us. For being relatively new to Culver, our hosts seem to know everyone and all the inside scoop. Cafe Max is 50 steps away for great lunch. And of course Lake Maxinkuckee is right there. We will be staying here again next time we come to visit our family and friends in the area.

Michiana balloon rides was an amazing experience! My husband surprised me with a hot air balloon…read moreride for my birthday. I could not have had a better present! Brian, the owner of Michiana balloon rides is super friendly, helpful and provided a safe relaxing enjoyable and memorable experience that my husband and I will remember for years to come.

I had the pleasure of staying at Inspiration Wood in Westville, Indiana this past weekend. It is a…read moreplace filled with peaceful walking paths, lovely gardens and new cabins that are built with care and excellent craftsmanship. My family was there with my mother-in-law and my niece-a total of 6 persons- and we were very comfortable in our large cabin that sleeps eight. We could only stay one night, but I wanted to stay longer. They also have large cabins for guests to use for family or retreat gatherings. The lodges host retreats and our cabin had a few quotes from Scripture on the walls, but they are few and tastefully placed. Anyone who wants to get away from the hustle and bustle at the beach towns will love it here. Our hosts, Ron and Kim, were polite and helpful in every way. Thanks for a lovely time!

Just got back from a weekend at the Pear Cottage with my three best friends. We loved it and wished…read morewe could stay longer! The grounds were extremely well kept and beautiful. The cottage was exquisite. It was superbly decorated and felt so homey. The theme of the cottage was adorable and tasteful. The amenities were fantastic and modern. The beds were so comfortable. The complimentary continental breakfast was tasty and a nice personal touch as the family was always there to greet and help you. We grilled one night and they had a lot of the supplies we needed for dinner already there. It was so relaxing. I saw someone complain about the freight train, it was not a big deal at all and I barely heard it while sleeping. We will definitely return in the future and may bring more friends. thank you Inspiration Wood!

If you can deal with the slow response time for maintenance and slow bathtub drains / toilets then…read moreits not a bad value for itinerant / traveling workers/ nurses. I'm going to give ALL the pros and cons because if I'm going to tell it I will tell it ALL. Good value for the rate of 300.00/weekly or 1200.00 monthly since utilities, full kitchen, bathroom, and WiFi are included along with some dishes and kitchen ware. I do like the Hammock and the Gazebo in the summertime Pros! Indoor pool--not operating now--‍ --if I didn't swim somewhere else--it might be a plus; but seasonal. It is more spacious than what you will get with most lodging hotels at the price and that is also a plus. And it is always a good thing that at least there are NO bedbugs. I can say that much for now. Always glad of that. That being said we all know there's no such thing as perfect. (You win some and you lose some. ) Cons! Currently dealing with a RODENT infestation. I didn't bring any with me so I don't want to take any back to my permanent home. The place is out in rural area but still doesn't explain why there are rodents when there is a cat kept next door in the shed/ cottage. I think that if you don't mind staying on top of the Inn Keeper's head to keep him focused then you may not have any problems or take issues that I did. I suspect things may also go differently for you if you are a male type guest instead of female in this cottage back here. I don't like to bother people and I don't want to be or expect to bothered myself! That is part of why I THOUGHT I was paying the money that I do for the stay back here. Not w/o hassle. I'm sure if Inn Keeper prioritized prompt upkeep and address of maintenance issues the same way he seemed prioritize asking about when and where I would be w/o clothes next or 'when I was going to Sunny Haven next' --his own words-- it wouldn't be now since July that lock on front door has still to be fixed, or these critter bugs and cobwebs removed from the corners of ceiling, and now rat problem, and slow toilets and tub drains fixed. With that said I really think that InnKeep could use some extra help around the property truthfully and that is the issue. One person trying to manage all this by themselves. I hope Host gets that resolved soon for this business which is otherwise/aside from current issues, a great place to stay / good value for pricing. I get the impression that degree of helpfulness is somewhat reflective of / varies according to InnKeep's hopefulness or expectations of friendliness / familiarity on part of the guest. Like I said I payed the 1200.00 monthly to have a place to stay when not at work or traveling somewhere else and especially NOT to be bothered. That's my one job. I expect Host to do his. Cash the checks that I give him and keep the place operational and repairs if needed promptly. SMH Dude called at 2130 while I was in the bed last night about the repair for the bathtub drain which I told him I would Yelp about if it was not done by days end. Really!?! So he said he got busy with ..... I stopped listening after that but he did agree to come out and fix it after he got off work today. Bankers/Postal hours should equal sometime after 1700 or 1800. We will see if word is made good on. But I like to be good on my word.... Soooo...... I guess I've got to blast it off like I said I would do. There's so much more I could say but this is getting long and I will just leave Readers / Reviewers with the pictures I have.

This will be my new favorite place to stay! I highly…read morerecommend it Brenda and Homer are the consummate hosts. You will be greeted warmly and you will certainly be served an exceptional breakfast with local farm fresh ingredients. They have a lovely indoor pool and my favorite room is the loft because it's huge and very quiet. No stone is unturned here because they have thought of everything. Sleep number memory foam mattresses and wonderful amenities just to mention a few. I can't wait to return and bring my spouse and my Scottish terrier to experience this very special place!

This is my favorite place to stay in Culver in any season. Close to the academy and the lake, it is…read morethe perfect place to relax with the family. The rooms are cozy small, but we have never had a problem with that, as the inn keepers let you hang out in the lounge, on the porch and in the breakfast room so we always have plenty of space. And with free wi-fi and late night access to homemade cheesecake, we are in heaven. And how to even describe the breakfasts. Simply the best ever. Think of your grandma if she read a lot of gourmet magazines and always offered four or five options for breakfast. We're talking apple-blackberry pancakes, spinach feta quiche, Mexican omelets, yogurt parfaits, pastries, fruit salad, toast station, bacon and sausage--and this would be for one breakfast!!! We always leave feeling spoiled. If you have a kid at the academy, this is the best place to mother them when you visit as it is so homey and relaxed and you can ask to have access to the kitchen. The Inn also sometimes hosts wine and cheese evenings on the porch so you can mingle with the other guests. We enjoyed our last one of these so much. I can't stress enough what a good place to stay this is!!

Absolutely terrible. There was not a human being onsite for the entirety of our stay and they had…read morethe audacity to charge me $230 for a tiny, grungy room. "Breakfast" was a couple boxes of cereal and toast or cheap bagels. It's a glorified Motel 6.