Lake Huron is a very large and modern campground. They have 395 sites, but there are a lot of open spaces during the week. I’ve heard on holiday weekends it fills up, but otherwise it’s not very crowded.

The campground has a general store, arcade, heated pool and a nice size lake with a beach area. There are also cabins to rent on the other side of the lake. They have weekend planned activities, mostly for the kids, but they had a Murder Mystery Weekend while we were there, which was fun for the adults too. They also have basketball, volleyball, horseshoes and a playground for the kids. Mini-golf is on site and open to the public, as is the Pizza Cafe and the ice cream shop.

This site is gated (need a code to get in), which we liked. It is one of the cleanest campgrounds we have been in, and the restrooms were a surprise; slate floors, redwood benches in the heated showers. Very nice details. Same with laundry areas.

It’s a little out of the way, a good half hour north of Port Huron and an hour and a half from Detroit, but it was an enjoyable discovery. Glad we stopped here and plan to go back later in the fall.

I can’t say enough good things about White River Campground. This is one of the nicest campgrounds that we have found in Indiana.

The property is gated with 24-hour security. The facilities are extremely well maintained. The restrooms are always clean, and the buildings and amenities are in great shape. They have a nice camp store, fishing, boating, volleyball, horseshoe pits, a recreation room, playground, and picnic areas. They also have free wi-fi.

Every one of the campground staff are friendly and eager to please the customers. This is a regular stop for us. We’ve been coming here for years and are already making plans for another visit this fall!

This campground has nothing to do for kids, even though they advertise activities. The owners wife is not very friendly. They made our visitors leave @ 11PM on holiday weekends, and if not, they come around to collect $5 per person if they are there at 11:05pm.

Then they charge for fishing, and swimming even if you have paid to stay over night.

The owners wife is in charge of cooking food at the store. She requires customers to sign in before going back to the campsite even if they are just quickly dropping something off to you? It takes more time to sign in sometimes than just drop the item off and leave.

Bathrooms are older. I don’t think there is much to do here unless you like to swim and or try to swim in an old pond… or play in an old playground. They have putt putt golf but they charge $4 per person, and it’s not a very nice kept course. Then, if the kids take too long to play the owners wife will come out and take the clubs away from the kids and tell them they have taken too long to play and they are done.

Check out is at noon, and you better not be on the site a minute after noon or they try to charge you for another night. Our overall experience was poor. I don’t think it was worth the money.

The first time we went we enjoyed the campground, despite the lack of trees and high prices. We went back in June and the prices were even higher.

They no longer deliver firewood, pizza, pick up trash and apparently their is no security because we were up all night with noise… and they would not refund our stay. No one seems to know what is going on and the “manager” could barely speak English.

Although the office staff was friendly, I don’t think they knew what to do. We had a horrible stay and are angry enough to write this review.

This is one of the nicer KOAs that we’ve stayed at in the midwest. The park has a pleasant country-like setting, located just off interstate I-70, exit 96. We stayed here while attending a NASCAR race at the Indianapolis Speedway.

After you are registered you are personally escorted to your site by a young gentleman on a golf cart who occasionally will be accompanied by the Sugar Bear, the campground mascot! The individual sites are level and many are shady, with large trees throughout the property.

This is a family owned campground and everyone in the family seems to be involved in the operation in one form or another. The campground is very clean and well maintained. They have a nice campstore with a great selection of groceries and camping supplies. There is also a small pool, pavilion and snack bar.

We plan on returning here for our next NASCAR race!

We stayed 3 nights at Grand Casino RV Resort in November, 2006. The resort is very nice, with easy access and a friendly staff. The park is clean and well maintained.They have a free shuttle to the casinos that operates 24 hours a day and comes by your site every 30 minutes.

The resort facilities include a lodge, camp store, laundry, heated pool, volleyball courts, horseshoe pits, shuffleboard & basketball courts. All interior roads are paved and the sites are comfortably large with concrete pads for even the biggest RVs. Each site also had a large grass area with a picnic table.There’s nothing much to do but what’s going on in the casinos, but we had fun and would definitely stay here again.