They overbooked our original site so they gave us a break on a back-in site on the lake. All lake sites are back-ins but the water and electric are on the opposite side from where you normally hook up so you have to run the power cord and water hose under your rv to connect, a bit strange. This campground is 95% seasonal but folks next to us and others we met were friendly. The only person that was not friendly was a woman, one of the owners, who in fact was almost nasty and very defensive on some simple questions. Big rigs are not a problem but chances of getting on the lake are slim, they only have a handful of sites available there. Restrooms were older and could use a makeover. They were cleaned daily on weekends but I don't think they were cleaned daily during the week. Seasonals were there on the weekend but left Sunday evening so things were quieter and less activity going on during the work week. On a side note Barker Mfg, the folks that make those blue totes are located in Battle Creek which is about 40 minutes away. We drove there and picked up a tote for when sewer connections are not available. We will not stop here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a very nice family owned campground. I stayed here overnight on my way south from Toronto enroute to Notre Dame. I arrived late but the owner was just a call away and came to check me in. Instead of putting me into a transient pull through, she upgraded me to a gorgeous site overlooking one of the seven lakes that are part of this campground. Only 10 minutes off of I-69. I highly recommend this place. Just wished I had a few days to hang out and take it all in. We camped here in a Motorhome.