Okay so I just got back yesterday from a winter weekend there there was lots o tho of things but a…read morefew bad things. When you go into the meadowlands/foxglove cabins there's so carpet or wood floor it's only concrete. And the bunk beds felt kind of like prison beds. And a few of their food items there were a bit questionable..though on the second day there it was alit more packed. The worship time was amazing everyone had lots of fun and there was plenty of space. I do wish everything wasn't as expensive..but it's camp so. Also I was a little bit hoping for a bathroom in our cabin but we had to share one and it didn't smell or look like it had been cleaned which is why we used the one in the sanctuary instead it's much nicer. The game room and the gym were really nice and the other places were to. It was pretty much really nice except for the bathroom near the cabins and the foxglove cabin.But I think I would go again in the summer maybe where there's more to do!

It's an amazing place for the family but they don't have Memorial Day weekend camp anymore or Duck…read moreTape Man but they have horse back riding a petting zoo paintball worship all around great place but no duck tape man sucks but it's an amazing place my family has a lot of family memories from there :)

This 4-H camp also has excellent conference facilities. The promo material says they do weddings,…read moretoo. Canoeing, hikes, a bocce court and more recreational amenities than I can list. Room I had was comfortable and appropriate for team building (e.g. No TV). On premise dining served much better food than I remember from camp days when I was a mere sprat.

The Staff is absolutely fabulous here!! Great customer service, very clean rooms, and the meals…read morewere so good! We got totally spoiled all weekend and loved it!

I must say I have fond memories of this camp in the 1970's& early 80's as a junior Rebekah/ Theta…read moreRho member. My son was a camper from 2005-2008& I volunteered those weeks in the kitchen. Good management, highly qualified nurses station, great caretaker, Immaculate grounds, safe, fun, great food for the kids & staff. So many activities that we were wiped out at the end of each day. I highly recommend this unique summer camp for anyone with school aged children. It's like stepping back in time. It's simplicity and wholesomeness. So glad the camp wasn't sold and will return this summer. Wishing IOOD/Rebekah s continued success.

From the owner: We are a seasonal camp located on Big Star Lake. Like so many camp facilities, our programs have…read moreturned upside down due the COVID-19 pandemic. We will be open for self-contained RV camping on weekends in July after the 4th of July, weekdays in August, weekends and weekdays in September. Entire camp rental by a single family group as available for weekdays in August and any time in September.

I LOVE CLLL. There are sooo many activities and all the Staff are very nice, the campers are too…read more 10/10 Camp.

I went to this camp in 2017-18 (can't remember which exactly) but I ended up leaving early because…read moreas someone with pre-existing anxiety, the camp traumatized me. My friends would rave about how fun it is so I decided one year when I was maybe 11-12 that I would go. Now I'm 18 and still scarred from it. I will say, aside from the weird things they did there, it was a fun camp, but not worth the lifelong trauma. First of all, when eating in the cafeteria, if you accidentally chewed with your mouth open, you would get called out by all the other kids and counsellors and made to go under the table and scream "I'm a piggly wiggly" to which everyone would respond with "what?" and repeated at least once or twice. There's another instance of this where if you put your elbows on the table even if for a split second, again, you'd get called out and you'd have to do a lap or two around the cafeteria while people chanted a humiliating song at you. Another thing they did which to this day turned me away from Christianity was take us to the field saying we were playing a game, and proceeding to chase after everyone while dressed in all black with black makeup talking about how "Satan is our God" to which you'd have to respond with why God is our savior and not Satan. As an 11 year old who thinks we're about to play a fun game like "Steal the Bacon" or whatever, the outcome scared me half to death and when I cried from being terrified, I was taken to the church and given Oreos as compensation. Great, right? Anyways, I don't know if any of this has changed within the past few years, as I obviously never went back, but I sure hope it has. What I do know now is that they're teaching kids how to play poker if you care about that at all.

First, let me say that the Midland Community Center offers a very large range of activities...two…read morepools (lap pool and a large family pool), basketball courts, weight room, racquetball courts...there is definitely a lot to do at the MCC. However, in the past few years they have made visiting completely cost-prohibitive. Do you like to swim to stay in shape? It will cost you $40 a month...and the pool is only open for a few select hours each day for open swim (seriously...go look at their schedule and try to figure out when you can and cannot swim). That, and their lap pool only has 5 lanes, and there were multiple occasions where I had to share lanes with up to 4 people at a time. What if you just want to drop in and run around the track? $7 A DAY. You do get access to their weight room, too, but for $3 more you could just get a MONTHLY membership at Planet Fitness. All membership plans also require an "auto-draft joining fee" of about $100. So, if money isn't an issue and you like to stay in shape, definitely check this place out. However, if you're working with a tight budget, try one of the other gyms in the area, because MCC is one of the most expensive ways to stay in shape in the area, and there are better options out there for far less money

It's a great place however the prices are insane. Having lived in Hawaii and New Jersey I paid 30 a…read moremonth at 24 hour fitness or LA Fitness and this was with childcare all day (9am-8pm) at the community center for north end it's 60 a month with childcare only in the morning, and 90 a month for the other location with more accommodating hours. I'm sorry but that is just too much.

I was visiting family from Las Vegas and we stopped into the gallery. I saw a piece I loved, but…read moreclerk working the counter was not sure if they could ship. I contacted Staci about purchasing the piece over the phone. She was very helpful and friendly. The transaction went smoothly and I received the piece of art in the mail today-one day ahead of when I was told it would arrive. I truly appreciate the level of customer service I received.

Community support shines here with classes and workshops part of the offerings. There's a nice vibe…read moreof inclusiveness and local creative on display. You'll find parking easy in this sweet little town of Big Rapids- great historic buildings with interesting offerings. Wish I had time to experience a class or theater offering. Best of Luck to you Artworks!

Had a lot of fun kayaking, awesome place to enjoy a peaceful Sunday morning! Owners were very…read morefriendly and the prices are great!!

HIGHLY RECOMMED! The owners are very nice and very accommodating. We've been to Paddle Brave 3x's,…read morewe tent the first time and rented Cabin #3 last two times HIGHLY recommend! We rented it again for this Memorial Holiday weekend 5/2026.

My children have attended this camp every summer for the last 7 years. They look forward to going…read moreall year! The camp is an LCMS organization with conservative Christian values that we wholly support. May God continue to bless them in their mission!

This is a sweet little camp! My older son has been coming to Camp concordia for 4 years now, and we…read morejust LOVE the new management that came in 3 years ago. The cabins are air conditioned so I don't have to worry about my kids not sleeping at night. I think this camp is a great return on our investment in our kids. We pick them up from camp on Friday, and they are literally glowing from the inside out! Helpful hint: camp gives a big discount for early bird registration (before March 1)! Watch for it!

My child goes there every summer coming back how she had so fun and made new friends. My older…read moredaughter is a counselor there and she has so much fun.

This camp is the best! My husband went there as a boy and now my 4 kids have attended for 5 years…read morein a row. It is the highlight of their summer. They have lots of activities for the kids, there is never a dull moment. They can do everything from horseback riding, to high ropes and hiking, while teaching values. The perfect opportunity for your kids to "unplug" from video games and tv! I highly recommend!

I had such high hopes for this camp but it sadly was awful. I was served a moldy cheese sandwich…read morewhile there which terrified me of eating their food, the cabins were crowded and very sandy and the programs were long. The counselors were amazing though! It made me so sad that I went home early. Oh also- the bathrooms are awful and the cabins don't have ac. Interlochen if you read this please fix some of these things because I had an awful first camp experience.

Great place for concerts! Nice view of the lake in the background. I only wish there were more…read moreoptions for food and drink. This could have cut down on some of the longer lines. Otherwise, I would highly recommend this place for any concert! Great acoustics.