This campground is fantastic for the family camper or older couples going with friends. The…read morecampground offers many free amenities that you would normally pay for or have to bring yourself at most other campgrounds. This includes rental of volley balls, basketballs, soccer balls, ladder toss, and horseshoes. You do have to sign them out and include your lot number and they must be returned before the store closes but that is a small trade for a service that's not offered almost anywhere else. There is a small pond near the front store where you can use paddle boats at no cost and is stocked regularly with smaller fish, perfect for casual fishing. If you're a little more serious you can fish at the lake at the back of he campground and rent (for free) paddles to go out on the lake with the rowboats provided for you by the campground. There's a nice pool that's relative to the size of the campground thats kept cleanThere's a children's playscape that includes a set of swings, three slides, monkey bars, a merry go round. For the older kids there's tether ball and a beach volleyball court, all within a stones throw of many of the campsites. There's a game room that features many classic arcade games, ping pong, a billiards table, chess and checkers, various assorted board games, and a classic styles jukebox that manages to capture modern and classic music all in one. The activities director and the owners are all incredibly hands on at the camp and there's usually something always going on. Just over memorial weekend there was a game of BINGO on Saturday and Sunday, a free scavenger hunt around the campground, and an ice cream social for a dollar. My only qualms with the campground are the bathrooms but there is only so much a few people can do when it is the patrons who are ruining the bathrooms for themselves and everyone else. Overall, the campground is excellent and yes, there are rules, but these are rules that are not exceedingly hard to follow, nor easy to break. This is a quality campground and it's a great place that even if the features provided for you aren't enough, there's so much to do outside of the campground. Antiquities, flea markets, farmers markets, wineries, and a plethora of lakes and hiking trails available for those who look. Irish Hills Kampground is an amazing mix of old and new, rustic and modern, and the experience is most definitely what you make of it.

We came to visit our friends that were camping here, as we live locally. I had never heard of this…read morecampground before, but I'm glad I know about it now. The owners are super nice! There's plenty to do, there are nice shaded sites. It's really family friendly, so I'm definitely bringing my grandkids back here to camp!! If you like quiet, non-partying camping, just a relaxing atmosphere, this is the place!!!

Good campground but some defects. Great family friendly campground with activities for kids and…read morevery family-friendly campers and staff. Ice cream from the shop is nice and I love the pool and patio area. A couple of defects is it is in the middle of basically nowhere which concludes with no service/satellite along with some visitors including squirrels and even raccoons on the sites. Good campground overall.

Rude woman is on the phone. "We don't give discounts how cheap can you be"…read more Well, I won't come to your campground then. I'm not paying full price to sleep in the woods. Sorry for your loss honey bunches of bitch. Thanks,

Came here for some pre-MIS tailgating. We did not camp here, and I was not involved whatsoever in…read morethe booking process. It does seem like these people are just cashing in on the fact that they have some land close to MIS- it was 20 bucks (per car) to park in a grassy field with one porta-potty. Oh well, the tailgating was fun.

Great place to camp! The owners and their extended family members make you feel as though you are…read morepart of their family. Love that their is a lake right on the campgrounds to swim or fish. They have only recently turned this from a farm into a campground and have steadily made improvements in the two years I have been going there. The staff are always Willing to hear suggestions and implement those suggestions right away or for improvements for the next season. I'm excited to see where this young business goes as it expands and continues to make memories for more families.

Check in went decent, the only thing that went decent. This…read morecampground opens in April, apparently due to poor planning on their part there was no water until 3 weeks into April. They mow and weed eat the grass everyday for 4-8 hours, with breaks in between. Meaning they could start at 10am but don't actually put the mower up until 8pm or 9pm. They had an extreme mice infestation but did not do anything well to stop them besides disrupting their nest and driving them into the campers. (With no warning, I had multiple mice in the camper) The public showers and restrooms state that they are cleaned everyday from 11am to 1pm, I rarely saw anyone near the building at that time. By the middle of May the shower curtains had mold, stains and half dry rotted. Which were not replaced until much later. These shower curtains must have from last year, even though they close for the winter season. There is mold all over the bathrooms. The laundry room has a constant leak and the door is left open night and day. I haven't seen it closed since they opened it even when it rains. We stayed the whole season because they were the cheapest. We were treated poorly due to being charged for lawn care which was not stated in the rules or discussed before it happened. At the same time we were charged for shower curtains that my girlfriend supposedly tore up intentionally. Which she did not. We were trying to ask about it and Mary snapped and screamed "are you calling me a liar" I shut her down and payed my bill and left it at that. I could not afford to go to a better campground. There were other moments where we were made to feel less than and treated poorly. They knocked on our door often enough it was annoying, which is how they relayed information. They complained about nearly everything. Not saying we were the best but we stayed for the whole season. It's in my best viewpoint they treated us poorly because my girlfriend is black. I will never intentionally go back there. Ive also heard horror stories from other residents that the place is terrible. Their electrical is not up to date so they cannot fill the campground. Our space was tiny compared to others. One of their storage facilities had a tarp on the majority of the building. Which supposedly had been there almost two years.

Wow I will never go back to place to get yelled at for going 7mph in a 5 mph. They followed me to…read morethe site to scream at me WOW no thanks

We camped at Way Back campground llc in Michigan for three seasons, initially building strong…read morefriendships with the owners and their grandchildren. Our kids would eagerly await our weekly arrivals during the summers, often chatting and playing video games during the off-season. The campground initially offered family-friendly activities like hayrides and crafts.. these dwindled to events that included only our children and the owners' grandchildren, often overshadowed by drunken behavior unsuitable for kids. By the second season, that sense of community soured when the owners' friends/family began uninvited weekend parties on our campsite. Groups would show up, using our firewood and partying late into the night while our kids struggled to sleep, often leaving only after we became assertive and telling them to leave so we could go to bed. This disregard for our family's needs, compounded by other unsettling issues made it clearly evident that Way Back is not a family friendly campground. Our campsite being littered with debris from a previous burned, condemned camper on our lot, promises of cleanup that went unfulfilled for 3 seasons. Obscene drunken adult behaviors in front of children that went unaddressed, only created a growing sense of disappointment. We also faced safety concerns, such as homeless individuals using drugs and living in the campgrounds. Convicted sexual offenders and known drug addicts in the park. Hostile fighting and commotion usually provoked by and instigated by the owners. A lingering presence of inappropriate adults around children at the park. Despite our initial rapport and giving the owners multiple chances to make improvements, issues only escalated, leading us to strongly advise against this campground.

When they say way back... they mean it. Very quiet spot in the woods. Kathy could not have been…read moremore accommodating and friendly. It's the end of the camping season so it was pretty empty. Tons of mature trees. Restrooms were ok but they are going to be getting a face lift soon. The spots are a little short for a trailer and vehicle but there is plenty of extra parking all over. Two playgrounds for the kids, a beautiful river for walking, wading, and at the right times canoe, kayak, float or splash. Town is close with walmart and meijer coming soon. We will be going back., it was a great relaxing weekend.

Have used for parking during MIS weekend. Owner is very personable. Many shaded parking options and…read moreno issues with grilling. Easy out to Taylor outbound to 127 post-race.

Fake news is nothing this campground is fake..anyone staying here should have there head…read moreexamined..dont think they have been inspected in years..they have a shower ..one site says primitives (yes that's all they are) another says 125......not here just a old cow pasture

We had a fantastic stay at Hideaway RV Park! Linda and Tim were excellent hosts, incredibly…read morefriendly and helpful. The kids loved swimming in the pond and fishing for blue gill. Our grandsons let everyone in earshot know when they caught a fish, they were so thrilled! We enjoyed the large open grassy hill and tree shaded hiking trails. Our campsite backed up to the pond and the view was so pleasant, making our camping experience truly memorable. We have camped at Hideaway for 6 years and highly recommend.

This place was a great place for a stop on our way up north. It is clean with a full hookup…read more The clubhouse has old, but clean bathroom facilities, showers and laundry. The owners live on site and are happy to help with anything you may need. Some highway noise can be heard from I-94, but it not disturbing due to natural fencing and water features in the fishing pond and swimming area.

Ok! I loved this place. So many acres to play on and drench yourself in mud. The price is beyond…read morefair. The gate guys were so nice and helpful as it was our first time there. Make sure you bring your orange flag. Fill out the waiver online before you go. You can bring in coolers and food and hang out while in there. I will definitely be back. I covered my Jeep in mud and loved every minute of it. You will too!

Entertaining ORV trails and scramble areas in an old gravel pit. Good for ATVs, side-by-sides, dirt…read morebikes; also some jeep and truck areas. It's privately rather than state owned, so you don't need most of the usual Michigan DNR ORV permits. There are still waivers and ID requirements. I'm a mellow rider on a little 250 dual sport, so I can't speak to the aggressive areas like Warn Valley and Devil's Tower, but the Welcome Trail and Border Trail are right around my level. I found the terrain better maintained and more varied than The Mounds, and haven't tried Holly Oaks yet. Good fun!

I stayed here for a couple months during my off season and it was great. SUPER quiet, and no one…read morebothers you. Additionally, they have many things to do here. It's kinda like a KOA in many respects. Staff was easy to get along with, and willing to help as much as they can. I even borrowed a large socket and breaker bar from one of the owners when my truck broke down. 100 percent would/will stay again!

This place was great! All the people were super friendly and they put on a fantastic haunted house…read morefor Halloween. I'm not scared of nothin and they got me not scared of course just caught off guard! If when I ever come back this will be the place I stay! Fair rates, great service with friendly welcoming owners that run the place. They went above and beyond to make my long term stay an experience I will never forget. I thank guys for a fantastic experience and taking good care of us!

My children went to YMCA Storer camp as kids and now their kids my grandkids are going every year…read more They love the counselors and the variety of activities! Even horseback riding !

This review is focused on the one-week "Ottawa" and "Pioneer" level camp options at Camp Storer…read more Our daughter has attended a one-week camp at Storer last year, and again this year. And, she attended the mid-winter reunion weekend this past December. My husband and I are very impressed with Camp Storer. My husband served as a counselor and then a division leader at a summer camp for eight years; he knows summer camps "behind the scenes" and is thoroughly satisfied with the quality of Camp Storer. The facilities are modern, clean, comfortable, and air-conditioned. The staff is well-trained, and there is the right ratio of staff-to-campers. In a cabin for 7-12 young girls, there are two fully-trained/experienced college-age counselors, and one "counselor-in-training" ("CITs" are high-school-aged teens who have been to Camp Storer numerous times as a camper, and are ready for the next level). Both summers, our daughter's counselors were college students. Numerous counselors are from countries around the world, which makes it a wonderful experience for the children. One Sunday in March, I called Camp Storer to leave a message for the staff regarding a question I had. To my surprise, the camp director answered the phone, then gladly spent about 20 minutes on the phone with me thoroughly addressing my question and providing me the information I needed ot make an informed decision regarding which session option to sign our daughter up for. Camp Storer is adjacent to Stony Lake; there are two levels of swimming test the children must pass. If they demonstrate adequate swim skills, they can play in the shallow area; if they demonstrate stronger swimming skills, they can play in the deep area. Counselors are always with them, and a life-guard is on-duty. Regarding safety, the staff also takes medication very seriously. There is a Health Officer on-site at all times; and a strong process in-place to ensure that children receive the medication (or have the right food to address allergy concerns). The camp also has horses. Children have the option to sign up for horse lessons (both western and english lessons are available). The children also have the option of a daily trail ride. Anything to do with horses is an additional fee. Our daughter has taken horse-riding lessons both years, and thoroughly enjoyed it. She is also taught to care for the horses, and treat them with kindness & respect. As Camp Storer is part of the YMCA, there is a daily chapel service. Our family is blended; we are both Jewish and Christian. Upon careful questioning, we were comfortable with our daughter going to Camp Storer as the brief chapel service is focused on God, not any one interpretation of God. Our daughter reports that the food is very tasty; certainly, from what my husband & I saw of the dining hall, the facilities are top-quality and very clean. And, she also reports that the cabins are kept clean during the week; the children have daily cleaning duties they must perform that help the cabin stay in tip-top condition. There are modern toilets, showers, and sinks in each cabin.