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.

So beautiful and peaceful - i only came here to go hiking and i'm glad i did. There were…read morebutterflies everywhere and very minimum mosquitos - the grass was recently cut a few days ago which made the trail viewable. I had to use the ALL TRAIL app because they did wave in and out a little but thing were you'll get lost - its more of just missing additional trail and not getting all your steps in. Last but not least - i'm unsure if you're suppose to pay; at least when i went that day it was FREE but they did have signs posted of a list of fees. Since it was already an holiday because they decided to have the weekend free entry just be aware there's a possibility they might ask for some money. Lol! Happy hiking!!!

We are a family of 4 couples, each couple stayed in a different cabin. We stayed in Towhee, Flicker…read moreboth pet friendly one bedroom units with fold out couches, and Snipe and Redwing, studio units with pullout couches. We also rented the linens and towels. No one complained. These cabins are immaculate, equipped with kitchens, kitchen gadgets, heat, and screened in porches. The beds were comfortable, the towels fluffy and clean and the sheets soft. The windows opened, the doors and drawers opened and shut, the equipment was clean and worked. We used the refrigerators, the freezers, the range, microwave, toaster and coffee makers. We were pleasantly surprised to find kitchen towels and a dishrag along with dish soap. We used the grill located just outside the unit. Upon arriving we were greeted by Ranger Mark who explained everything and helped us get our linens to the units. There are lovely moderately difficult and very easy trails and walkways. The Rolling Oaks Trail is about a 3 mile off-the-grid trail. It has hills, grassy trails, flower fields and lots of twists and turns in the shade and sunshine. There's also a multi-use blacktopped trail which could be manageable for bikes, wheelchairs, and baby strollers. The Trine Recreation Area is part of the Indiana State Recreation Areas and its smaller and more private than others we have visited. It's wonderful. There's the option of boating, hiking, biking and there's a children's playground. Just across the highway there is Pokagon State Recreation Area that is much larger with a more diverse trail system along with horseback riding and an Inn as well as cabins and camping. It also has a black topped bike trail. We tried the short hikes one day and the 8 mile Devils Challenge another day. Pokagon SRA was busy, everyone was respectful of social distancing when passing. The hours for check-in 4 pm and it is 4 pm! Checkout is 11 am and they request you cleanup your cabin and pack up the linens and towels (if rented). It's no big deal and as long as you're respectful of the property the cleanup should be easy. The cabins are 5 years old and in great shape. You can see they are well maintained. My suggestions to further improve the units: one more shelf in kitchen high up on the level of the cabinet above the refrigerator. I struggled to find places for non-refrigerated foods of the floor. A full length mirror for those of us who need to be sure we are ready for the public (perfect spot on short wall near the bed head to the right of the pocket door) and some clothing hooks in the bedroom. The dresser is great but without a closet coats, hats and clothes that are worn regularly need hanging. It looks like maybe a few people have tried hanging off the curtain rods? We highly recommend Trine State Recreation Area and it's lovely cabins.

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!

This Camp is exceptional and wonderful for your church! Highly recommend one of the many amenities…read moreand summer camps for your students or children!

What a disappointment that this campground does not support the rights of the LGBTQ community!…read more Before camping there with my wife of 20 years and our 10 year old son, I thought I'd reach out to the Director to make sure it would be a safe community for us. I just spoke with the head Pastor, and my family is "welcomed to use the facilities," but they do not support my civil marriage rights. I wonder how he would explain that to our 10 year old child, and how such a stance would prevent him from accessing health care within our family? How upsetting! I encourage everyone camping there to use your privilege and please consider raising this issue. Very unfortunate!

A small, family owned campground nestled in some woods right smack beside a lake. They have a…read morecouple small piers so you can tied up a boat or use the lake as your mode of transportation to the Amigo Center. There are some stricter rules due to it being a faith run campground, but besides the noise (normal) and alcohol limitations (getting more normal), you wouldn't know it. The bathrooms have 1 shower and 3 stalls, so showers in the morning take a bit... but that's what the lake is for (says my dad and grandpa). The playground is right under a couple shady trees, so even in July it's still a cool place to play (or watch the nephews play). The prices are fair and there is a fresh spring to get water. :o) Yeayyy!

Ok! I loved this place. So many acres to play on and drench yourself in mud. The price is beyond…read morefair. The gate guys were so nice and helpful as it was our first time there. Make sure you bring your orange flag. Fill out the waiver online before you go. You can bring in coolers and food and hang out while in there. I will definitely be back. I covered my Jeep in mud and loved every minute of it. You will too!

Entertaining ORV trails and scramble areas in an old gravel pit. Good for ATVs, side-by-sides, dirt…read morebikes; also some jeep and truck areas. It's privately rather than state owned, so you don't need most of the usual Michigan DNR ORV permits. There are still waivers and ID requirements. I'm a mellow rider on a little 250 dual sport, so I can't speak to the aggressive areas like Warn Valley and Devil's Tower, but the Welcome Trail and Border Trail are right around my level. I found the terrain better maintained and more varied than The Mounds, and haven't tried Holly Oaks yet. Good fun!

All very helpful & happy people! Had a very relaxing experience…read more New to this experience, and would definitely return

We've been going to Turtle Lake for more than 10 years on and off (wish it could be more often)…read more We've stayed in the lodge and now have a small motorhome. Both types of quarters have their qualities- just depends on how you like to vacation. There are so many things to do here! Beautiful indoor pool. Really nice tiki bar next to the "conversation pool", a rec building with pool, darts, cards... There are volleyball nets, shuffleboard, mini golf, pickleball courts and more! We've never stayed in one of the"park model" units, but they look lovely. There are dances on Saturday nights and themed weekends during the summer. We love it out here. A couple things to keep in mind: This is a FAMILY resort. There are a few families with kids. Sort of took me by surprise when we first visited, but everyone is very relaxed and take all things in stride. This is NOT a swingers place. No one is looking to "hook up". No one cares about the size of your butt or whether you have weird surgery scars. This is a place where everyone enjoys what you can't do most other places: relax, feel comfortable in your own skin and meet new friends. As a woman, I can honestly tell you I was freaked out about going the first time. We're taught to obsess about cellulite and wrinkles. I've never felt as confidant and comfortable as I do at TLR. It becomes obvious right away that no one judges you... about anything! Once you shed your clothes, no one can tell if your rich or making this the one vacation you can take every couple of years. You don't have to compare yourself with a anyone else on any level. And guys... don't worry about being aroused or embarrassed. After a little adjustment period, when you get used to people being friendly and smiling a lot, you just don't feel like you have to be someone you aren't either. You get to know people for who they are. It sounds corny, but you feel natural here. You appreciate people for what's inside. I'm still a little bummed that they don't have the motorcycle rallies anymore (such a blast!) but everything else keeps getting better here. ;) You should visit! Really! (Bring SUNSCREEN!)

Took my family to the Off Road park and had a blast today!! We had never been there but heard…read moregreat things, so we tried it out. Loved that they had a gas grill and a big tent set up to use for chilling out and having diner.

We had bought 2 atv's in march and decided that this would be the first place we would take them…read moreto. We have 2 commander 200's and a few minutes after we started on the trails, our atv's could NOT handle these trails. These are NOT beginner trails, not even intermediate. I broke a few parts off my bike, and my mother tipped her bike over twice. The only place we had fun at was the playground in the back which is a big sand/gravel pit but it was more of a mud pit since it rained the day before and we did enjoy getting completely filthy. unfortunately, we won't be returning any time within the next few years.