This is a very convenient camp ground to see many points of interest. There are full hookups and…read morenice drive thru pads. It is tucked behind a golf course. There are no trees around the trailer spots, but the surrounding area is beautiful forest. There are fire pits and picnic tables. We needed a part and had Amazon ship it to the office, and we were able to pick it up at 9 PM. There are 4 clean showers and a nice bathroom. The only recommendation I would give is to add a chair or seat in each shower. The entire campground is very well maintained.

This is a really high rating but the park was perfect for us…read more It's new and has gravel roads, no trees, but electric and water and sewer campsites. It's spacious and most sites are pull through. There are some tent sites back in the woods and along the river, very rural and pretty out there. There is no pool, playground or fenced in pet walk. What I really liked the most was the proximity to local bicycle trails located just off the park, making it easy to ride to Marquette and even Presque island. The Northern Michigan University public golf club is just outside the park. If conditions are right you have an unobstructed view of the Aurora borealis. I've seen many prettier parks but this was just right for our needs. Even though we had some rain the gravel sites didn't get muddy, big plus when traveling with dogs. Enjoy the amazing area, hike, bike, eat and enjoy nature... this park is a great place to set up and then go do the stuff you came here to do.

What an amazing experience! The cabins have all necessary amenities to use to have a wonderful…read morecabin camping experience. Plenty of outdoor seating and each cabin has its' own grill. Large fire pit with limited wood included to burn. Very close to a small store and the Up North Lodge restaurant.

Unclean, strong smell of syrup. Had to air out opening all windows which had no blinds. We were…read morecreeped out because we couldn't tell who was living there or a customer. Felt a bit of voyeurism takes place as no blinds, mirrors placed weird and the view went right to a persons house. Drunk guests were creeping around and we had to call the cops. The just never responded or interacted except when we pulled up. Wrong Wi-Fi password written. Missing amenities, continuously stated dosent provide charcoal when it was listed. Need updating their instructions. Dirty dishes, garbage in our fire pit (fire pit and grill were not on property as stated. ) towels looked used, unclean. Tractors starting at 8am and junky boats cluttering property. Host was agressive and rude. She seems to be agressive with any criticism. Just accused us of false things, basically trashing the place which I've never done in my life. She accused someone of urinating in the bed! Most insulting interaction I've had. She is going to drive that business in the ground that already lacked professionalism. Mom and dad must be proud. Do not recommend. Never have I had this experience at an air bnb.

My friends and I just completed a six (originally five) day stay, beginning in the Hiawatha cabin,…read moreand moving to the Huron for the last night. The Hiawatha is a cozy two bedroom with the perfect access to the water and communal areas. The cabins are very clean, and well appointed, with microwaves, full-sized refrigerators, and a stove with oven. The Hiawatha is perfect for a landing spot from those long days of sightseeing. We decided to extend our stay by a day, and the gracious host, Sarah, was more than accommodating, offering to move us to another cabin for the final night, as ours was already booked. The Huron is a spacious three bedroom, with two queens and two twins, and a shower/bath combo. Newer construction, and everything the Hiawatha has, but more space for those larger groups. However, you don't come to Kimar to stay in your cabin, and the lakeshore views do not disappoint. Morning sunrises, and the activity of an active charter fishing operation provide the vibe that will calm the most anxious of souls. Sarah and Chris, the hosts, are third generation Kimar, and the added experiences they provides are what makes Kimar so special. They are very welcoming, and take the time to make sure everyone from young to old have a unique and memorable experience to take home with them. Do your research before you book, because the beaches here are for rock hounds, not sunbathers. The weather was cool, and my traveling companions had not thought about 55 degree nights when they packed clothing. My best experiences were found on the dock, in front of the campfire meeting new friends, and searching for beach treasures and Yooperlites. I hesitate to post any of this, because I want to keep this hidden gem all to myself. Thank you, Kimar family and friends, for making this one of the most memorable vacations ever!

Clean rooms, clean lobby great staff. Under construction but it's well managed and shouldn't last…read moremuch longer. Parking is easy, location is great. Gabe has some amazing recommendations for food, entertainment and clearly knows this town!

Stayed here for 4 night, as our base for the daily UP visit and tours. It's central to most of the…read moreplaces we plan to visit for the week after all. Munising, Ishpeming, Houghton and Escanaba. It's not fancy, but it's got a king bed and a couch or loveseat for the hubby, he likes a separate lounge space for videos or social media activities. Their continental breakfast is sad. The waffle batter is thick, but on the waffle comes out airy and laid luster. The batter wasn't coming out much. The Smucker's packets were out. The oatmeal vat is dry add a bone. The eggs ate watery and not so good. At least there are Philadelphia cream cheese and Chobani yogurt to get me through the morning. Day two: bacon egg bites, smashed croissant sandwich with ham, eggs and cheese, pork sausage. Lovely, I don't eat pork at all. At least there was some oatmeal today for me. We stopped eating the breakfast after the 3rd day, since there were way better options nearby. Only so much oatmeal you can eat consecutively. The staff mostly keep to themselves and didn't interact with us at all during our trip, except for the check-in and check-out. Room was clean and quiet for rest. Continental breakfast was average, but you can fill up on lots of carbs for sure, rubbery food for the warm stuff.

We had an amazing 6 days at Red Pines Resort! The cabin was so nice and clean and had everything we…read moreneeded to cook food and just lounge out. The lake is beautiful and they offer swimming, fishing, and a paddle boat. Terry and Susan were super nice and made us feel like we were family.

$65 night , we stayed here for three nights as we are heading up to stay in Northern Michigan for a…read morewhile. This place was convenient to see Marquette, it's only 15 minutes away, so make sure you schedule some time there. They had alot to do for the kids- Pool and bounce pad, Picnic area and playground You are Walking distance to a few places, including a meat market that also will have grill specials and make sandwiches and such, see review for that (Milano) It is a really nice park however, there are a couple of campers that are very rundown and there's some of the first that you see when you enter the park. Other than that, staff are very friendly and we had a nice quiet stay

This campsite once held our family's best memories, but under the current management, it has…read moredevolved into a hostile ghost town. Do not bring your family here. The infrastructure is crumbling, the rates keep skyrocketing, and the staff actively harasses paying guests, completely ruining what should have been a peaceful family weekend.The campground is in a severe state of disrepair. Management continuously raises prices while letting the property rot. The playground features broken equipment with sharp, exposed screws, the kids' pool is broken, and the main pool has flaking paint. The bathrooms are consistently filthy, the grounds are overgrown with tall grass, the picnic tables are rotting, and ants are completely swarming all over the campsites.The biggest issue is the toxic behavior of the manager, Linda L, and her staff. They routinely lie, invent fake rules, and use outright intimidation tactics against guests. Linda previously altered our month-long reservation to strip away our discount, lied about email records, and gave away our site. She also stalks campsites by doing slow drive-by stares in her golf cart.Our final straw occurred during Father's Day weekend, and the way the staff treated our children and my brother-in-law was absolutely unacceptable. My brother-in-law, a single dad recovering from health issues, was simply standing on the pool deck fully clothed to monitor his young daughters while they swam. A worker aggressively cornered him, demanding an extra $10 fee just to stand there and watch his kids. When we tried to clarify the situation, the employee completely lost her temper, screamed across the property that she "makes the rules," and physically charged at me. My brother-in-law was forced to pull his heartbroken, crying daughters out of the pool to leave.Immediately after, Linda L stormed in and escalated the hostility by targeting the remaining kids. She started screaming at my 4-year-old son and 9-year-old daughter to get out of the pool, shutting down the entire facility 30 minutes early just to punish our family.Linda fabricated a claim that Michigan law requires a credit card charge for pool liability--a lie later refuted when I checked consumer protection details through the State of Michigan. To get the last word, she called the Ishpeming Police to trespass us and falsely claimed I was drunk. I blew a 0.0 on the breathalyzer, and the officers were incredibly polite, but our weekend was completely ruined by their malice.The trauma from this place is real. Linda terrified my 9-year-old daughter so badly that she still panics, shakes, and tries to hide if she accidentally spots Linda out in public.The permanent snowbirds are gone, the sites are empty, and the current staff treats consumers like criminals. If you dare to question a messed-up bill, a dirty facility, or advocate for your children, you will be screamed at and thrown out. Save your family the heartbreak, protect your peace of mind, and camp anywhere else.

Good price, good place to stay. Loved the view from the kitchen window and deck, it's great. I've…read morestayed here several times both summer and winter, it's always a good time. Washer and dryer in the house is a luxury compared to other cottages I've stayed in. It isn't perfect but it really works well for group of friends or family. Love the sauna too. The casino is within walking distance, just look out for highway traffic. Grand Island is just across the water. It's a neat place to tour on bike, they also have bus tours and hiking. A lot of it is up hill (it felt like 90%) but, a beautiful ride. Watch out for bear scat in the road. Uncle Ducky's kayaks is across from the casino, we just walked down there to the Duck Pond Bar. Overall I definitely recommend this place.

I was here 4 days for a reunion and these former base housing townhouse are a great bargain. A 3…read morebedroom 1 bath fully furnished for $75 a day. Clean and comfortable and a fully stocked kitchen and washer/dryer in the basement. Scott was very welcoming and even let me stay two hours past check out for a late afternoon flight. If your visiting or vacationing here you just can't beat it.