Wonderful --34 + campsites. The sites were flat and not on top of each other The campground is on…read morethe water with sandy beach frontage. There is a boat launch. Through out the campground there are a few pit toilets which are very clean and with toilet paper. We stopped for the night and we were the only ones there. $13 a night is a bargain as far as I'm concerned.

the service was nice a super nice lady by front desk with two large dogs but sleeping so they won't…read moreharm you and bernadoodles. nice short walk to the troll and a phone stand so it's super easy to get water and whole troll in the pic. if you do go don't get any squishy toy, bad quality mine popped already and barely touched it

This was great fun. Benny the Troll has unending personality and charm. The detail on his…read morefingers, toenails and face are quite remarkable. Just a short walk from parking lot. First stop in shop to pay the $10 fee per person. Totally worth it. Beautiful surroundings, water sports, cabins, and nice gift shop.

This restaurant has been a fixture in this area for decades. The decor is rustic UP and the…read moreambience is casual. We go on Wednesday evenings because that is Parmesan White Fish night. The fish is fresh from Lake Superior and cooked to perfection. Their smoked on sight pulled pork sandwich is also delicious. It gets very busy on Wednesdays in the summer so go early. Nick and Angel, the bartender and waitress are great! Very friendly. They work really hard on a busy Wednesday. Prices are very reasonable! I highly recommend this place!

The campground is great, everyone was super friendly! The bar up front had delicious food! The…read moregarlic parm fries are amazing!!

Camp Seven Lake was a beautiful spot for our annual friend camping trip this year. Our friend's…read morecoworker and her family have camped here every year for the past decade, and I can definitely see why. Getting to the campground was a little dicey as we didn't have great cell service for our map - I recommend writing out the turns beforehand and taking screen shots of the map route to help. The drive in was super pot-holey and a bit rough so take it slow and watch for craters! The sites at Camp Seven Lake are huge and not packed in super close like some parks. Lake Seven is 60 acres and great for boating and fishing, plus there's a really nice, small beach. There is lots of grassy space for picnics and bocce ball/yard games as well. The vault toilets were kept fairly clean and I never had to bring in extra toilet paper with me. The camp host stopped by a couple of times to see if we needed anything and was very friendly. The whole camp seemed really quiet and I never had any complaints about noise. There were lots of families and campers but it made for great tent camping too - our site had plenty of shade. It rained a bit on our first and last days, but the sites are made of small gravel that drained really well, so the sites weren't holding water. I had been worried about bugs, and they weren't too bad but I did use a LOT of DEET due to allergic reactions to insect bites. We were on sites 29 and 30 which was a great location - super close to the beach and vault toilet/water. Another thing we noticed was that the drinking water was by far the best we've ever tasted at any campground! No iron taste or sulphur smell. Just clear, clean tasting, pretty cold water. The beach was very clean and never really that busy; our friends told us that it never gets too crowded. Pack an inflatable tube and float in the swimming area! The only downside of the area is that there's not a ton around. Usually we like to check out breweries and sights when we go camping or at least hit up the camp store for ice and firewood. There's no camp store but Linda's Bread Box is a convenience store nearby, and Kitch-it-i-kipi is a big natural spring that is definitely worth a visit. Otherwise you can go to Manistique or up to Munising. We were traveling with a baby so we mostly stuck close to the campground, which was still great fun. I would love to go back to this campground again next summer!

I found that this KOA has a wrong address listed in KOA directory.Their sign is barely noticeable…read morefrom highway. I passed it up and had to turn around.Their office is the registration desk of old motel.Very dull and not customer friendly.No one escorts you to your site. The grounds look like a desert.Plain gravel sites.Their are no playgrounds for kids, no dog walk,no mini golf.NOTHING TO DO. VERY CAMPER UNFRIENDLY

Campsites have a great view! The owners are always there to help. We've stayed multiple times and…read morewill definitely return.

We decided to visit the Falls today as it is only about a half hour from our current campground…read more You do have to have a state of Michigan recreation pass you can either buy an annual pass or just the day pass which we did which was $12 for out-of-state It is only about a quarter mile walk back through the woods, bring some bug spray and you'll get a decent view of the fall, but if you really want to get a little closer, you'll need to take the pretty long ramp way, which is wheelchair friendly to get all the way down to a huge viewing platform to get the picture that we took The path is all wide and paved, and even on a Thursday mid morning, it was pretty busy Today was a little marked by the fact that there is a lot of smoke and ash from the Canadian wild fires drifting over into the upper Peninsula, but we still were able to get a decent view Parking was free, although the lot is not very large so plan accordingly. There is also pretty limited cell phone service, from Verizon anyway, on the way out here so make sure you've got your maps downloaded. Clean restrooms are at the entrance to the trail as well

Great place, great food? great beer…read more... Just go you will love it. If you like beautiful scenic views and untouched nature you will love it. The have hard and easy hikes...it's built for everyone. Make sure you bring your swimming suit. You can get wet at the lower falls

Road to the park Is gravel but well-maintained. Park is clean, on the water front, well taken care…read moreof and I found the owner, Marie to be most pleasant and accommodating. Showers/bathrooms private and immaculate. Many trees. Most sites are shaded. I wish the sites were a bit more level, but we were able to level our super-C without trouble. Best deal you'll ever get on firewood. If the sites were a bit more level, I'd opt for a 6-star review. Park new in 2016.. Perhaps the best kept secret in Michigan RV parks. Garbin 890 could not find it but Apple Maps did with no trouble. Satellite view on Google Maps is way out dated so don't go by that. Backed into a 72 foot site and didn't have to unhook the trailer. Some pull through site also available. We're here for four nights and looking forward to it.

Nice sites of all sizes and lots of trees, not a parking lot campground. Sites were well buffered…read morefrom each other. Bathrooms were nice and kept clean. Great hot water in the showers. The bar restaurant is great. Hopefully as the business grows, they'll be able to keep it open for sunsets, bc it's a great location to watch from. It seems like a lean and mean operation right now, but the workers were really polite and great service in the restaurant.

Fun place to visit for a drink and a burger in an area of the U.P. where there are not a lot of…read morechoices

This is a cool little log cabin bar & grill with a positive vibe. On the few times I've been there…read moreit's been a mix of thirsty locals and campground patrons hanging out. Sometimes they even have a bit of live music. They have a nicely manicured campground and a bunch of cool looking little cabins for rent, but I have never stayed overnight. I had a cheeseburger from their limited menu, and it was pretty good!