Came here for some pre-MIS tailgating. We did not camp here, and I was not involved whatsoever in…read morethe booking process. It does seem like these people are just cashing in on the fact that they have some land close to MIS- it was 20 bucks (per car) to park in a grassy field with one porta-potty. Oh well, the tailgating was fun.

Great place to camp! The owners and their extended family members make you feel as though you are…read morepart of their family. Love that their is a lake right on the campgrounds to swim or fish. They have only recently turned this from a farm into a campground and have steadily made improvements in the two years I have been going there. The staff are always Willing to hear suggestions and implement those suggestions right away or for improvements for the next season. I'm excited to see where this young business goes as it expands and continues to make memories for more families.

Todd the maintenance man was rude and unhelpful. We booked 6 Water and Electric sites, there was…read moreonly 3, 30 amp service plugs. When a facility can not maintain the electricity and water for a hot weekend like this, they should compensate the campers in someway. Instead Juniper Hills was charging campers $45 to fill up their water holding tanks. A day and half without water, no toilet paper in the porta pottys. One of the sites we booked has a seasonal camper 5 foot on it, asked Todd about it, his answer was "I can move the site maker if that makes you happy" Asked Todd about the lack of 30 amp service, his answer "It's First Come, First Serve" The customer service here is non existent.

We use this campground for 2 weeks a year, one week in June and one week in August. We come for the…read moreNascar races. We love staying here! Lots of interesting/friendly people milling about. There is a large area near the race track for venders, selling just about everything Nascar and some. If you don't enjoy cooking much, the smells coming from the venders from about Thursday on, are very good smelling. You can get basic supplies from the store at the front entrance to the park. The people in the store, on the phone, or at the other end of emails are all super nice and friendly. If you need something, just ask! They have security people driving around 24 hours, day and night! They are mostly primative camping, with a few hydro hook up sites. So next time you are looking for a place to stay in the Irish Hills of Michigan, give this campground a try

This campground is fantastic for the family camper or older couples going with friends. The…read morecampground offers many free amenities that you would normally pay for or have to bring yourself at most other campgrounds. This includes rental of volley balls, basketballs, soccer balls, ladder toss, and horseshoes. You do have to sign them out and include your lot number and they must be returned before the store closes but that is a small trade for a service that's not offered almost anywhere else. There is a small pond near the front store where you can use paddle boats at no cost and is stocked regularly with smaller fish, perfect for casual fishing. If you're a little more serious you can fish at the lake at the back of he campground and rent (for free) paddles to go out on the lake with the rowboats provided for you by the campground. There's a nice pool that's relative to the size of the campground thats kept cleanThere's a children's playscape that includes a set of swings, three slides, monkey bars, a merry go round. For the older kids there's tether ball and a beach volleyball court, all within a stones throw of many of the campsites. There's a game room that features many classic arcade games, ping pong, a billiards table, chess and checkers, various assorted board games, and a classic styles jukebox that manages to capture modern and classic music all in one. The activities director and the owners are all incredibly hands on at the camp and there's usually something always going on. Just over memorial weekend there was a game of BINGO on Saturday and Sunday, a free scavenger hunt around the campground, and an ice cream social for a dollar. My only qualms with the campground are the bathrooms but there is only so much a few people can do when it is the patrons who are ruining the bathrooms for themselves and everyone else. Overall, the campground is excellent and yes, there are rules, but these are rules that are not exceedingly hard to follow, nor easy to break. This is a quality campground and it's a great place that even if the features provided for you aren't enough, there's so much to do outside of the campground. Antiquities, flea markets, farmers markets, wineries, and a plethora of lakes and hiking trails available for those who look. Irish Hills Kampground is an amazing mix of old and new, rustic and modern, and the experience is most definitely what you make of it.

We came to visit our friends that were camping here, as we live locally. I had never heard of this…read morecampground before, but I'm glad I know about it now. The owners are super nice! There's plenty to do, there are nice shaded sites. It's really family friendly, so I'm definitely bringing my grandkids back here to camp!! If you like quiet, non-partying camping, just a relaxing atmosphere, this is the place!!!

Wouldn't recommend working here unless you like your hours being messed with on top of that you'll…read moreprobably end up working 11 hours a day, and then being told not to complain when your pay is not right. Oh yeah then getting fired for telling them to get your shit right :) they also served hot dogs from the ground to there lovely campers. I had no say in this situation ( Hollies family village)

A peaceful spot for a personal retreat. I have been here twice so far and found it to be a…read morewonderful setting for introspection, prayer and communing with God. Those who live on the grounds are available if needed but not at all intrusive.

Couldn't ask for a better spot for a little Father's Day weekend camping trip! Although we didn't…read moretent camp and can't speak to that experience, we stayed in a mini cabin (87). The cabin was clean and functions well as a sleeping space but not really meant to cook in. This cabin does not come with a mini fridge as listed on the website, but does have an electric heater and small table in addition to a bunk bed and a full sized futon (bring your own bedding). There is also wall electricity. The site itself was plenty spacious and featured a permanent and very nice fire pit and cooking grill. This site was pretty close to the restrooms/showers, which were some of the most clean I've seen at a state park. The smaller lake is within walking distance and Wamplers was a short drive. The smaller lake has a fantastic fishing dock complete with pole holders and picnic tables. It also had plenty of fish! I'm told taking a boat on the lake would be a great experience for fishing. The campground itself was green with plenty of grassy areas and not dusty at all. They also have a camp host that serves complimentary coffee and hot chocolate on weekends, which was a very kind gesture. There is firewood for purchase at the entrance. All in all, would definitely come back. Not crowded, not loud and very clean!

I love this state park and Wamplers Lake. It is a clean family friendly area for bbq, get…read moretogethers, water sports, camping and my favorite the beach. I like the variety of rentals from kayaks, paddleboards, boats, and rafts. There are so many areas to soak up some sun and fun. I'm glad to live near this wonderful place.