Stayed here for a week and had a great time! Very peaceful and the grounds are very clean. Hosts…read moreare great! Highly recommend!!

Another fantastic stay at Paradise Point RV Park. If you are looking for a beautiful view, quiet,…read moreclean, a beautiful view, well maintained, peaceful, and did I mention a beautiful view(?), then you need to check out this campground. Just minutes from De Tour Village in the Michigan UP and the car ferry to Drummond Island. Each campsite has a beautiful view of the Saint Marys River where all the big ships must pass through on their way to the Soo Locks.

It's all pretty good with one exception. Their wifi is so weak my tv will not pick it up. I am…read moreonly about 40' from their lamppost that the wifi transmitter is mounted on. I called it in to the front desk lady, she told me she would "immediately" call maintenance. Still weak after 24 hours. I doubt it will ever get fixed. I guess if you need internet, bring your own.

This RV park is associated with the Bay Mills Resort and Casino. The park is located across the…read moreroad from the casino, which sits on the shores of Lake Superior. Brimley is a small community located 20 miles from Sault Ste Marie, home of the famous Soo Locks. The RV park has 120 fairly level gravel and grass sites; all sites are pull-throughs. The trees around the campsites are small, so you will not experience Satellite interference. Cable TV is available and free if you don't have Satellite. The campground roads are gravel but are packed well and don't produce a lot of dust. All sites have a fire ring and picnic table. Some sites are partial hookup only, so you'll need to specify your requirements when making reservations. There is a dump station on site. We did not use the showers or restrooms, but found the laundry room clean and inexpensive with good, reliable equipment. The WiFi service was strong, fast, and reliable, even when the park was sold out during Labor Day! In fact, the WiFi was the best we've experienced on our travels!

We had a great time! Hot showers,electricity, water hook up, wood for campfires available…read more Everyone was very nice and accommodating. We will be back. It rained a bit but we didn't care and explored the area.

This was our first and last stay at Trailside Campground…read more We rented Cabin #3, which is only about 25 yards from the pavilion. It was Friday, July 24, and there were no scheduled concerts or events. Around 5 or 6 people, including the owner, were partying in the pavilion with extremely loud music, strobe lights, and a disco ball until the early morning hours. The cheap curtains in the cabin did nothing to block the flashing lights. At about 1:40 a.m., I politely walked over and asked if they could just turn the music down a little. I never asked them to shut it off--I simply wanted it lowered enough that we could get some sleep. The owner's response was unbelievable. He appeared to be intoxicated and immediately came storming toward me yelling, "Hey! Hey! Hey!" He then told me, "This isn't a KOA or a family campground. This is going to go on until 3 or 4 in the morning," and said he'd give me a refund. He wasn't calm or respectful--he was aggressive and confrontational over a simple, reasonable request. The next morning, another camper stopped me in the bathroom and said she felt bad for how the owner spoke to me. She told me another camper was so upset after witnessing it that he left the pavilion. She also mentioned the owner had been drinking all day because they were celebrating the one-year anniversary of buying the campground. We weren't the only people bothered by the noise. Campers across from us were complaining too. If your campground isn't family-friendly and you plan on having loud parties until 3 or 4 in the morning, that's your choice. But be upfront about it so guests know what they're paying for. More importantly, don't treat paying customers with disrespect when they make a polite request. Customer service starts at the top, and unfortunately our experience with the owner ensured we'll never be back.

It's not a bad campground for one overnight. There's no dogpark, but it has a big open area that…read morewas close to our site. We let our two little ones run around for a bit there and didn't disturb anyone. The wifi signal doesn't reach very far from the office area, so we were without wifi for the night and AM. (First world problem, I know.) Just irks me that they would advertise having wifi, when in reality, they don't.

Beautiful place, big sites, quiet, pool very clean and warm, office people very helpful. Newberry…read moregolf course near by is phenomenal.

Great stay! Amazing staff and pristine facilities…read more Bicycle rentals and easy access to nice bike path to town and docks. Sparkling pool and sites.

We loved our stay here! Bring your bikes and go to town. Campsites we're nice sized, clean bath…read morehouse, clean laundry facility, nice camp store, daily trash pick up, fantastic staff! Nice trail that takes you to town where you can explore, shop, dine, or just relax under the Mackinac Bridge on Lake Huron. Tour the museum, go to the top of the lighthouse, take a ferry to the island, or just sit back and enjoy a relaxing day at your campsite.

Cute spot. Great jump off for Mackinac Island. Friendly staff and pretty park. We recommend!!read more

Even though I paid and was charged for my site lock long before my reservation date, I received an…read moreemail the night prior telling me my reservation was canceled??? When I called the manager said they were canceling my reservation because they had already booked another person into my site. She told me to find another place to stay??? I was beside myself. I've never been treated this way.

Really nice campground. The water is great. The pull through site was very easy to get into and get…read moreour camper set up. The campground has tent sites as well as yurts that can be rented. They also have a private beach on Lake Michigan.

Nice location, clean location, beachfront location. Sites are reasonably sized. Bathrooms cleaned…read moreregularly.Yurt sites look comfortable. Nice shuttle service from campground to Mackinac Island from Shepler's ferry. Things to improve; wifi password incorrect, tent sites need level and bedded spot, tent sites should have same fire pit as camper sites. Only issue was noisy neighbor and rain storm last night. Overall great stay.

A fun KOA for kids, especially if you're looking for simple activities to keep them busy. The mini…read moregolf is there, but it isn't particularly well maintained. The real highlight is the air trampoline, all the kids naturally gravitated toward it and spent their evenings hanging out together, which made the campground feel lively and social. Overall, it's a solid spot if you're traveling with children and want a place where they can easily make friends and burn off energy. I would have given it more stars but left a message on voicemail that wasn't returned for well over 24 hours regarding our spot. The park was sold out when we arrived and we were placed in a spot that didn't provide the hook ups we reserved. They did move us the next morning but it's a hassle moving a big RV.

**Review for St. Ignace KOA: Mixed Experience, but Fantastic Staff**…read more We recently stayed at the St. Ignace KOA in Michigan, and while our experience had its ups and downs, the standout feature was definitely the incredible staff. First and foremost, a big shoutout to Rhonda at the front desk! From the moment we walked in, she was nothing but professional, kind, and informative. Rhonda took the time to explain the KOA benefits to us, and no matter what we needed, she was always there to help without making us feel like an inconvenience. I even sent my husband to see Rhonda when he went to pick up some KOA t-shirts because I knew she'd take good care of him. Another highlight was Angie, who organized the tie-dye activity. She was super friendly and made sure everyone, even those who had never done it before, had a great time. Angie had everything set up perfectly and went above and beyond to make the activity extra fun with her exceptional personality. Steve was another favorite during our stay. My husband especially appreciated his friendly demeanor and helpfulness. Whether we needed assistance or advice on local activities, sites, and restaurants, Steve was always ready with a smile and some great tips. People like him really make your trip memorable. However, we were disappointed by a few aspects of the campground. There weren't many activities, and we especially missed having a pool. It also didn't seem very kid-friendly. The miniature golf course, in particular, needs some serious work--there were spots where the grass was bubbled up, making it impossible to play straight, and other areas were so worn out that it was down to the wood. This made it tough to enjoy. Another small gripe was the trash situation. We're used to having our trash picked up at our campsite by 5:00 p.m., but at this KOA, we had to take it to a big trash bin ourselves. While it's not a huge deal, it's a nice touch that we missed. Overall, while the campground itself could use some improvements, the amazing staff at St. Ignace KOA, particularly Rhonda, Angie, and Steve, made our stay much more enjoyable. Their friendliness, helpfulness, and professionalism were the highlights of our trip.

After a long drive partially circumnavigating the big lake, we arrived at Glenview cottages. The…read morefront desk services was great, she was friendly and helpful. We settled in to a tidy cottage which was comfy and quaint. The location is right next to a busy road, which is what we were looking for, but if you are worried about traffic noise you may want to bring a sound machine. All told it was a nice experience. Will return!