reviewing the campground only…read more.. This was my first camping here and i hosted a large event with a bunch of ladies. The sites were nice and large; believe they were $30 per night (i believe) - omg the restrooms were cleaned very frequently. Please note - i didn't see anywhere on site that sold wood so make sure load up before arriving. Bring your kayak as well - easy access to the dock and also lots of people fish near the early. I will be exploring more next and i will return. Happy camping!!!

there is so little space and 4 feet between camping spaces the huge problem is this is camping and…read moreit's supposed to be in nature but we got a plot of land with ONE tree there is absolutely no privacy and not a second of piece and quite. for every tree there it's a family of people and that's really annoying and loud there so it's not worth it I guess this is worth it if you don't like privacy. the noise is louder then the rage at the Epstein scandal so anyway it's cheap but it's LOUD

Nice spot. Limited parking. The stairs aren't as bad as they look. Small beach bc most is private…read morebeach.

Douglas Beach is now open. A ribbon cutting ceremony was held May 28 to dedicate a new stairway to…read morethe beach. In addition to the new stairs, large sandbags were added to the beach over the winter to prevent further erosion. Douglas Beach is on Lakeshore Drive in Douglas, about one mile south of Saugatuck's Oval Beach. It has free parking along the street (limited to about 20 cars) and modern bathrooms. Pets are not allowed.

Visited for the first time in decades. Although it wasn't as hot outside as it was earlier in the…read moreweek, it was still pretty toasty. We chose to play the back round of mini golf because it was mostly in the shade. Parts were worn down and could use some refreshing. Overall, it was a fun course, and we enjoyed breaking away from the TV and doing something outside. Fran times. Fun company. Fun time filled with giggles. I won't stay away so long next time.

Both courses are very nice and clean. Music playing on the front course, birds singing on back…read morecourse (on a speaker). The landscape of flowers is beautiful. Nice place to take your family.

Nice small rolling hills park for 3-5 mile hikes, snowshoeing, or ungroomed cross country skiing…read more No dogs allowed. Unfortunately the gate that forces people to go clockwise is broken so you see people as it is a busy place.

This is a wonderful forested trail that includes a boardwalk over a smallish lake. It's fairly…read moreshort & all level so is perfect for smaller children and adults needing accessibility. There is a good variety of fauna to try to identify, & lots of color in fall. We went mid October on a beautiful fall day & couldn't even get a parking place in spite of ample capacity. But usually there is plenty of space. It's a pretty drive there which makes you forget it's close to large urban area. Very rejuvenating.