Too expensive for what they consider a camp ground. Waste of money. Over priced everything. Snotty…read moreRV park, who's residents drive there golf carts up down the road constantly in order to check on you all hours of the night. The bathrooms are a 10min walk.. "Oh who cares" you think, " it's a 10 min walk" True Now, it's 2am, you stomach rumbles and you know whats about to happen, better pinch it on your 10 min walk to the hottest bathroom on the planet, with no air flow. Arcade.. Arcade??? hahahahaha!!! I think 3 out of the 8 ish arcades that are there worked. The kids area has a bunch of old plastic playhouses, looks horrible, and the "TV" room is locked up tight. Pools. Kinda sweet. They have 2 outdoor. One for kids one for adults and lots of room to sit and check out all the old women in bikinis. There is also an indoor wading pool for the little ones. It was nice. if you want to camp peacefully, in nature, I would shop around. P.S To the old bitter, curly haired women watering the plants July 20th, 2018 around 8-9am, when a guest pulls in and a carload of kids/myself smile and say "Good Morning" maybe say Hi, Good morning, smile, hell I don't know, but screaming at us that the speed limit is 10km is highly unprofessional considering I was doing 8km... Cause I looked the second you screamed.

This was the most expensive campsite we have stayed at on our trip across Canada from Kelowna BC…read more Overpriced and under serviced! Couldn't be farther from the showers and washroom. Plus, we are shocked you do not recycle! Thought Ontario was green! We stayed at beautiful campsites for half this price. Do not recommend!

The campground is situated on Lake Erie. This seasonal…read morecampground has been in a transition over the last 2 years which has generally been good. Unfortunately the newest management is 2020 has a lot to be desired. The spend more time harassing campers they they do helping the park grow. Under better management this would be a great campground

This park is under new management and it is quite a disappointment. If you like socializing with…read moreother campers, listening to music, or you generally like to do what campers do, this is not the place for you. The management complains if you play your music during the day or if you make any noise after 10 pm. We are certainly respectful individuals and are certainly there to relax and enjoy our down time, not party. I will certainly not be back. We miss the old owners.

Americans beware. We came in on a Thursday and all was good. Friday morning we left with Canadian…read morefriends to visit Pelee Island for the day. When we returned I didn't have any power to my motorhome. I then realized that my Progressive EMS was shutting off the power to the RV every few minutes due to low voltage (under 104 volts on both legs). This apparently stressed my inverter and blew it up. I talked to the owner that afternoon with the park's security phone and he said "it only happens when people have a EMS." The only way I could get power back on was to remove my EMS which really bothered me (no protection). After I returned home to SC I had my inverter checked and it was toast. $1,069.30 to replace it. I called the owner and was told he would call me back. After several weeks I realized he wasn't going to call and I guess didn't care about my cost after I also spend approx $100 a day for the site. So I would say be aware of the poor electricity (or the poor electricity (or how they call it). I would give less than a 1 star for the I know service if I could.

From the owner: A family owned seasonal campground on the shores of Lake Erie. Open from late April/early May thru…read moreThanksgiving Weekend.

Point Pelee is an amazing place to spend the day, whether you are young or old there is something…read morefor everyone. The visitors center, boardwalk, bike paths and clean beaches are perfect for the family outing or a date. I love photography and can't say enough about the bird and butterfly migration and places to shoot photos. Be careful swimming, there is a dangerous rip tide at some places (they are marked). There are plenty of places to change clothes or use the flush toilette, but the food options are limited so bring your own picnic. The park is amazing, espeically in the summer and fall.

A beautiful park with tons of accessible trails and amazing sights. Knowledgeable and friendly…read morestaff as well!

Belle Isle is one of those places that you tend to visit often when growing up in Detroit. From the…read moretime I was a little girl, I've been visiting this place. I've seen the transformation over the years and its interesting to see how much this place has changed. I stopped by today to just relax by the water and take in the sights. For anyone visiting, stop by! Belle Isle is beautiful and is a Detroit staple.

Belle Isle has changed dramatically over the last several years. Since the state took over…read moremanagement, the park feels cleaner, safer, and far more maintained than it once did. The investment really shows -- from the roads and landscaping to the public spaces along the water. It's one of the best places in Detroit to relax, walk, or ride, and the bike paths are perfect whether you're on a regular bike, e-bike, scooter, or just cruising around the island. The views of the Detroit River and skyline make it feel like a completely different environment from the city only minutes away.

Ok, this seems like the place folks in Ontario go for days or the entire summer. Positives first,…read morefriendly staff, plenty of activities for children, and quiet at night. Close to Amherstburg for shopping and dining. There is a camp store with snacks and basics as well as a small grill and ice cream shop which had good and reasonably priced food. Downside, our cabin was not quite clean, the upper bunk still had the last guests belongings and the air conditioning unit was dirty -we had to give it a good clean. The bathrooms was clean in our cabin. The pool does not have a continuous chlorine system, they close it twice a day to add chemicals and the water smells like sulfa. This is dicey! We did not use the public bathhouses so we cannot comment on them. This is a large RV parks with over 300 slots and various types of cabins to rent.

It's very Fun because there is a pool and a park there is also a map and a pretty cool chocolate…read morebingo and there is streets

We are here for our second season and really enjoy it. We have a seasonal site. The managers Ron…read moreand Peggy are working hard to clean the Park up, it is an older Park so it does need some TLC. These improvements take time and already half the roads have been redone. The staff are hardworking and very helpful going out of their way to make sure you feel welcome. Although we are seniors we love seeing all the kids around and so many activities that cater to them and keep them busy! Our fellow campers are friendly and willing to lend a hand to help too. You don't have to go far from home to take a vacation here. Come check it out!!

Nothing worst campground in Canada and I have travelled across Canada in my motorhome. Starts with…read morethe most craters ever seen in the short road into the campground and all the way through. Unkept dirty washrooms, grounds and unfriendly staff. The only good thing is they allow homeless families and individuals they are very respectful

My experience with Detroit City Camp has been mediocre at best. I've had such a difficult time…read moretrying to find a reputable and accountable summer camp program for my daughter, the process has literally been frustrating. I found Detroit City Camp through a mother that recommended the program in my neighborhood. We were actually enrolled with another program and they abruptly closed due to an unorganized program structure. Anyhow, City Camp seemed to be a great alternative. They are affordable ($85 a week with an additional $50 for before and aftercare if needed) and based on their website and the conversation I had with the Assistant Director; pretty organized with regard to their curriculum. My biggest concern and issue relates to their accountability to parents with regard to communicating financial matters. I read through all the requirements, policies, and procedures with regard to enrollment and weekly payments. I actually pay two weeks in advance to be sure I'm on time. I received an invoice one week (Monday) and reconciled it against my payments. I found that two payments weren't applied and I had a credit for aftercare I didn't need. I printed all my documents and made copies for myself and the center. I called the number listed; 313-330-6206 (BTW, this is the only number available for parents to call). This is a cell phone number that should not be used for business purposes and I'll tell you why. I called and I spoke with a young lady (could have been a volunteer) and I let her know my concern relating to the discrepancy with my bill. She stated I would need to speak with someone face to face about my concern. I asked if there was an email address I could send my receipts too, she stated no. I asked if someone was available for me to speak with at that moment and she replied no one was available. She then instructed me to provide my information in the morning. I reiterated that I arrive early in the morning; 7:15 to 7:30am and would someone be available, she stated yes. Sheria, Oliva, or Sonya would be available to speak with at that time. I arrived the next morning and too my surprise, no one was available and no one (not even the financial secretary) could assist me. I asked for a contact number, no one could provide me with one for the Directors. I asked could I leave my number, for someone to call me, they wouldn't take it. I asked could I leave my documents, the suggested I leave it with someone who could help me. I grew more and more frustrated with the lack of accountability and consideration. The lady in the "office" stated someone would be available the next morning around 7:30am if I wanted to speak with someone. I requested them to please let the individual know I would be seeking their assistance. They stated they would, however didn't ask for no identifiable information (name, number, child's name), ughhh! The next day I arrived, and again, no one was available to see me. I asked the lady again (same lady I spoke to the day prior) if the Director was available, she stated no (and made no eye contact). I asked whether she provided them my message she stated she hadn't spoken with anyone...UGGHHHH!!!! That day I called the cell phone number provided on their website. I requested to speak with a Director, I spoke with Olivia. Olivia was pretty defensive as to why the two payments weren't applied...which didn't help me at all. My child's name was enclosed on both receipts. My frustration was clearly visible now. My rant began. I shared my entire experience with regard to trying to reconcile my account. I shared my expectations were clearly unmet. I voiced concern with having to track down information and no follow-up from their end. Olivia stated I could email my correspondents to her. I did, however never received any follow-up or response resulting from sending her the correspondences. Overall, the individuals I've spoken to have been horrible representatives on behalf of this program. I grew more and more frustrated with having to deal with excuses, and finger pointing. All I wanted to do was ensure my account was reconciled and that the company acknowledged my credit. I finally received that via my last conversation with Olivia after called her (she did not call me). I still have not received any written document pertaining to anything I've provided. Ugggh!!!! Please keep all your receipts and hope you NEVER have to call a program Director.

One of the best camps in Michigan where the kids have unforgettable fun and amazing time. Most…read moreimportantly positive lifetime experience. This year the teaming with World in America to help the kids to think globally and act locally Nada Dalgamouni Global Education Director The International Institute of Metropolitan Detroit