Lots to do but very busy. My son gets overwhelmed easy so we won't be back. A ton of people…read moreeverywhere you go but if that doesn't bother them then it is fine. Almost all are RV's here and the cabins looked nice. The putt putt is $5 a per person but is a cute course so worth it. To feed the a makes it is $1 per cup and the water pillow is $5 a person. We don't do those options but I'm sure it would be worth it.

I do love visiting here. Food, pool, and pond keeps the kids occupied for days. They have a…read moreplayground and splash pad. My personal favorite is the place is not over lit up at night. I can see the stars and still find the kids.

Where to begin? Grand Haven State Park is a Sandy beach location full of young adults and some…read morefamilies that play volleyball, fly kites, walk the pier, and wear itty bitty bikinis while frying in the sun. I had the privilege to change in the bathroom, where a gaggle of girls walked in talking loudly about making out with different boys and hooking up. When I came out of the stall, these young looking women were in their thong bikinis adjusting their makeup and deciding what they were planning to do next. I remember being their age, but I don't remember bragging about my sexual conquests. Are these the spoils of feminism? Objectifying and gaining body counts like some frat boy club? I suppose if it is, the beach is a good place for it and Grand Haven does have a storied history of late night cruising to pick up walkers along the strip. I remember in my youth listening to our CD player jam to Eminem and Chronic 2001 while we cruised the strip being "cool" and admiring people's car kits with hydraulics and black lit lighting. I remember thinking cut off shorts and a bikini top were revealing then. I suppose, culture keeps pushing the limits and I should just be happy that people are still wearing something over their private parts. Right? My family did love the huge kites. My children loved playing in the waves. Parking can be a bear, but once you find a spot most things are within walking distance including an interesting boardwalk with shops, restaurants and ice cream. Don't miss a walk on the pier to admire the Big Red Lighthouse and see if a lucky fisherman caught anything.

Beautiful beach! We…read morecame on a windy May weekend to explore. Parking was easy and we were able to walk down the beach to the pier with the lighthouse. We passed several bathrooms along the way. Plus a campground right on the beach.

Very nice RV park within walking distance of Lake Michigan with large spreading oak trees asphalt…read morepads for parking.They have a couple of goats for kids to feed and pet kind of like a small petting zoo. They have small cabins if you don't pull your own trailer. Looks like the park as well laid out. Beautiful place to stay

Cleanest RV Park ever!! Staff were super sweet. The dog park was awesome! If I was a kid I might…read morebe bored there. Though there was a diverse group of kids there playing and appeared to be having a great time!! We will definitely be back!! There is a new restaurant very close called Caribbean Sunrise. It was phenomenal!

They refuse to accommodate handicapped people for seasonal sites. I know it's our problem but still…read morefrustrating and disappointing that we were on the waitlist for almost two years to find out that wheelchair users are not eligible for seasonal sites.

Nice, clean, secure RV resort set off of Grand River in Grand Haven, MI. Resort is small, but…read moreoffers nice spots along the water, as well as, some spots off of the water. Property is newer and well maintained. It's not far from downtown, the boardwalk, and stores. Some spots along the river have better visuals as some of the weeds need to be trimmed for optimum viewing. Our spot for an extended weekend had an obstructed view of the river and the boats as a result of the weeds. Each spot has a fire pit and picnic table. The office sells fire wood and ice and other items needed for camping. Property is easy to walk and offers a dog park. Free WiFi that works VERY well. Best I've used in an RV resort. Pool, hot tub, and tennis courts are on the grounds as well. We enjoyed our time here and plan on returning next year, hopefully the weeds are trimmed by then.

Silver Creek Horseman's camp has about 80 sites offering primitive camping. 10 of the 80 sites are…read morereserved for no horses and almost all are shaded. The camp offers 320 acres of camping and trail riding on the park grounds. Since there is state land adjacent, there are many more additional miles to keep you busy for days. The camp offers pump water and pit toilets but Silver Creek also runs through the park so it easy to take the horses down to the creek to water. Some of the sites have high line poles for 3 horses but most only have poles for two (feel free to email me if you want to know which sites have three). You are definitely not allowed to tie to trees. Portable pens are allowed but they must stay in the high line area. The park is very clean and sites are checked after each person leaves. If you don't clean up your site, you will receive a fine in the mail--which I love because I get sick of people not picking up after themselves. Fees are $10 per night and reservations can be made on the website notes in this posting. There is also a day staging area and there is a trail fee of $2 per horse. There are a lot of wonderful opportunities for activities that go on at the park. WHAM puts on a judged trail ride that is a ton of fun and there is also the Cancer Ride which is a benefit ride. Sites are usually gone way in advance for the cancer ride. This is truly a wonderful place to camp and it is the best place to pass the fall, summer and spring! Say hi when you get there. I have a tobiano walking horse and my name is Tami.

Great small park right off the highway! A short walk takes you to a nice view of the river,…read moreparking is plentiful, and amenities like swings and picnic tables seal the deal.

Its a cute little park for grilling and a nature trail that isn't too long if you have back…read moreproblems. Has benches along the trail for resting. Enjoyed my mother's day here. Its not a crowded area. Its peaceful.

I live within a short bike-riding distance of four lakeside county parks, and Olive Shores is my…read morenumber one destination. It's also quite the worthwhile workout to get to the beach, as one has to trek over a dune (aka climb up and down a lot of stairs). Expect plenty of beach to go around, beautiful views of the lake, and burning quad muscles (but like I said, it's totally worth it).

Gorgeous park. Very clean and well maintained. I just saw a man do a late winter clean up along…read morethe shore. He dumped his bucket of trash in the parks trash. Gotta love when the community takes initiative. From a landscape perspective, the pine and beech forest is breathtaking. As you approach Lake Michigan, the forest transitions into a maple, hemlock and beech community, which is beautiful even in the most dormant times of the year.

We had an amazing stay at DollyBrook Resort and can't recommend it enough! We stayed in Cabin 6,…read morewhich was cozy, clean, and perfectly set up for a relaxing getaway. The location is hard to beat, it's tucked away in a quiet, wooded setting that feels private and peaceful, yet still very convenient. The grounds are beautiful and very well maintained, with plenty of space for kids to play and for adults to unwind. Our kids had an absolute blast biking around and playing outside. It was great to see them enjoy the space so much. One of our favorite parts of the stay was the amenities. We had a blast playing pickleball during the day, and then relaxing in the outdoor hot tubs in the evening. Such a great way to end the day! It's also conveniently located about a 15-minute drive from Oval Beach and downtown Saugatuck, making it easy to enjoy the beach and explore the town without going far. Overall, this place is a hidden gem perfect for families or anyone looking to unwind in nature while still being close to great attractions. We'll definitely be back!

We've honestly lost count of how many times we've stayed at Dollybrook Resort. At this point it's…read morebecome a special place for our family. We've been coming here for years with our two kids, who get incredibly excited every single time we plan a trip. It's one of the few places where both adults and kids genuinely have something to look forward to. Whether it's a relaxing weekend away, celebrating birthdays, or just unplugging for a bit, Dollybrook never disappoints. What really stands out is how versatile the property is. We've celebrated our kids' birthdays here, brought friends for their birthdays, and even used it for work gatherings. Every time, it feels just as special as the first visit. After 10+ stays, that consistency says a lot. It's clean, well-maintained, peaceful, and simply a place where great memories happen. Highly recommend, whether you're coming with family, friends, or colleagues.