Perfect. Cleanest bathrooms in any campground I've been to, so clean I decided to use them. Almost…read morewanted to take my shower sandals off as I felt they were making it more dirty. steamboat ride was fun with the kids, drinks and a band. 15 min drive to downtown Grand Rapids. Incredible riverfront views if you can get one do it. Very friendly staff/ownership. Work on the road and Cell service was good to great from both T-Mobile and AT&T though AT&T got spotty during the middle of the day. Playground and pool kept the kids entertained all day

NOT FAMILY FRIENDLY…read more Bad atmosphere for children: The management allegedly uses foul language up to and including the "Fbomb" liberally toward young children. Please keep in mind this campsite is on a major river that is very dangerous to anyone, especially children. In the past, they have also had drug overdoses resulting in death.

I was genuinely looking forward to visiting Camp Boomerang; the pictures made it look like a…read morebeautiful place to spend a few days. But you can put lipstick on a pig, and it's still a pig. I booked on August 8th for an August 15-18 stay, but had to cancel due to a death in my family. Bryan was unapologetic and downright rude about enforcing their rigid policy: within 14 days, you get nothing back. Outside that window? Still a $25 "admin fee" for a tent site. There are plenty of other gay campgrounds that are friendlier, more flexible, and actually care about their guests. Maybe that's why it was so easy to snag a last-minute reservation here. Pretty grounds can't cover up an ugly attitude.

One of the best campground experiences so far. Brian, Matt, and Paul really know how to provide…read moretop notch service while fostering an awesome community experience. The new shower house, bathrooms and pool are amazing. The bonfire and block party (hosted by their seasonal campers) were a blast and inviting to everyone. Already planning our next trip back. Make sure you order cookies from Paul (Paulie's Cookies). However, be aware, you can't eat just one!

It's a nice area to bring your family, not really a party site if you are looking for that. They…read morehave kayak rentals, rowboar rentals and a nice beach with a decent size playground and nice hiking trails, The porta potty were really gross but other than that had a great time

There is so much to Wabasis than just swimming. There's great trails, the water house, the…read morebasketball courts, the cabins, the primitive camping spots, the turnaround across from Tower Rd, the old cave on the two-track...you might even find Chief Wabasis' treasure if you're lucky enough.

Love this campground! Always having fun here. Lots of kids for your children to play with and lots…read moreof nice adults in the campground. It is very well kept and a fun spot ti look forward for in the summer! I highly recommend camping here!

Close to home and excellent for a night or two. Have seasonal campsites available and those that…read moreyou can rent by the day or week. Fair rates. Pontoon rentals available. Movies for the children on the weekends. Corn hole games, small beach with volleyball court. Small play area for the children. Will come back and stay a night or two. They also have limited cabin rentals. Needs some updating but overall worth the money

First time kayaking here and it was amazing - everyone is SUPER helpful and willing to give you a…read morelittle push. You're able to park on the side while you unload your kayak or unload right into the water if you have a boat. During the holiday week - there were barely alot of people there which is awesome. My friend and I just wanted some where to float and chat. She repeated like 15 times while we were on the lake.... "I really like this spot". Bathroom were clean and didn't smell any odor - definitely a plus in my book. Please note - recreation passport is required; it's a honor system if you don't have one. There's a pay drop off there - it's bright yellow. Happy travels!!!

Sleepy Hollow state park what a beautiful park. Many acres to romp around. Lots of parking, has a…read moreboat launch for Lake Ovid (Trolling motors only). Sleepy Hollow has plenty of camping for RV's , tents , and a couple of cabins to rent. Sleepy Hollow has a great beach/picnic areas with bathrooms the Park is very well maintained. There is plenty to do here at this state park : boating,fishing, swimming, hiking, Disc golf.

A great place to camp out and the location is perfect. The 2016 rates ranged from $20-$26/night and…read morethere are 9 sites that are considered waterfront. The small lake was a hit with campers looking to cool off. Each site has electricity and a fire pit, but make sure you bring a grill to cook on or a pit grill to place on top of the fire pit. There's a large children's playground and horseshoes pits for the adults. Firewood is really cheap at $3/bundle and they even delivered it to your camp site. There are 4 restrooms on site, but no showers or running water. It's camping and not the Ritz-Carlton so make sure you know what you're getting into. Pete and Pat live on site and made sure to check on everyone at least once a day which was really nice. They even picked up our trash every morning. Make sure to bring cash as they don't take credit.

We stayed here for a week and had an amazing time. The pools are great especially if you have…read morelittle ones, there's a 0-12" pool my 1 yr old had a blast in. They are actively making bike trails through there property giving lots to do. My kids absolutely loved this place. Staff were very nice. We are coming back here as much as we can next year. 10 out of 10 would recommend if you have kids!

We love this campground! Been here twice now and my family has had a great experience each time…read more Lots of things to do. Especially for the kids. Shuffle board court in great shape. The spots are spacious and clean. Lots of shady spots. Office and staff were very friendly. Multiple playgrounds for the kids. Sand Volleyball. Basketball court. Pickleball courts. Giant bounce pad that's always on during the day. The pools are really nice. The seasonal people were super kind. Can't say enough nice things about this place. Cameron and Brenda were great to talk to. Looking forward to staying there again next year.

This is a large campground and it's great for families. There are many great amenities for every…read moreage. There is a cafe with an extensive store as well. Pricing was very reasonable. We were there one night only, a Saturday, so it was very crowded. I think they use every square inch to squeeze people in.

Leisure Lake is our favorite summer spot! We've been camping…read morehere every year for at least five years, and it just keeps getting better. The campground is packed with amenities--pet-friendly, sandy beaches, fun water inflatables, a playground for the kids, a cozy café, and even a store that sells everything from fresh meat to cold beer. What really sets Leisure Lake apart is the family who owns it. They are some of the kindest, most welcoming people you'll ever meet. Every year, they make thoughtful improvements that show just how much they care about the experience. If you're looking for a fun, relaxing, and family-friendly getaway--this is the place!

Amazinggggg place for families! There's lots of kids friendly games to play and its the best on…read morefourth of July weekend! Great for the kiddos!

Cottonwood has always been my first trip of every year, since when it was KOA Kampground decades…read moreago. It's local and I always used it to iron out any kinks that may arise throughout the season before I go camping elsewhere farther away. They haven't had a lot to offer in terms of recreation for a long time, but I still enjoyed the simple atmosphere and ability to camp 'rustic' if that was my goal for the weekend. For many years the price was excellent, but the past couple of years the price has gone up ridiculously. I will not spend $50+ per night for a campsite at a campground that has so little to offer. Especially when you can go to bigger campgrounds that have more to do for less. It MIGHT be that I live so close by that there's not even anything interesting to see AROUND the campground, as where other cities may have some sites I'd be interested in seeing or places to go. But, for a campground like Cottonwood, with nothing to offer IN the campground, I don't see why anyone would pay that much when there's absolutely NOTHING interesting for people to see within 50 miles of the place. For being the state capital, Lansing is basically nothing but ghetto anymore. Even Detroit has better things to do!