Unfortunately it was raining and the outside activities were closed so we didn't get to fully enjoy the facilities. The facility does seem a little run down.

We had one of the cabins and they are very nice and comfortable. The cleaning however was not what we are used to at jellystone. The stop top was covered in grease, the oven has dried egg all over inside the door, there where old hairballs by our bed and just dirt in general all around the corners.

It was definitely over priced for the experience, the put put course looked like it was abandoned for years weeds growing every were half the greens were either missing or ripped up. Another thing we were there for a week and finally we had to asked someone to change the soap in bathroom 2 on day 4 it was empty when we arrived and remained empty for days although the check list said it was changed. I also noticed they are supposed to check the bathroom every few hrs per the check list but they Andy check it about 1-2 times a day but at end of day they check it off saying they did every few hrs but that was not true b/c the check list was empty all day except for when I went to bed it was all filled out.On the plus side all the employees were really friendly except the maintenance and ground keeping people they were kind of rude.

We came to visit our grandsons while they were there, the fishing was nice. They caught a pretty good sized bass! It was family oriented so lots of kids but no loud parties, we would definitely come back.

Great campground. The water park hours were very inconsistent. Website and flyer said 11, front desk said 2, and another employee said 2. When you’re going there for the water park, it stinks when it isn’t open all day.

Hassle free. Friendly staff. We had a medical emergency with my daughter and an ambulance came. Tina manager on duty was extremely helpful, professional and really wonderful during a. It if a scary time. All is well with my adult daughter. Sites are huge. Very clean campground.

The park used to be packed with campers and big activities. The last few years the experience is worse and worse. The few employees seem nice enough but the organization is lacking. Shocked to see one of the bounce pads is still down. The one that remains is still damaged with a huge lump and a hole. Teens were using it to cover in rocks and lay on it the entire weekend so the littles never got to bounce. Children unable to use as teenagers were laying on it and putting rocks on it everyday. Benches were removed from playground and only one small bench at the bounce pad. They made a good attempt at Father’s Day breakfast it started much later than scheduled so we had to leave. The place was a blast 5 or 6 years ago. It seems focus has been shifted to cabins and the only th8nk really organized was the camp store which was packed full of clothes and trinkets to buy. Like a commercial setting for a store which would be fine if everything matched that setup/perfection but sadly it doesn’t. The park is already pricey, golf cart rental and $11 firewood per bundle. It’s not surprising why the park has only a camper or two in every year ow instead of full. Focus used to be on the small town atmosphere. The employees were nice hard working local kids. There were very few employees and they were just running in circles presenting activities that didn’t have the proper equipment or supplies. I’m not sure what has resulted in so many drastic changes without focusing on the basics that used to bring us all to north port Huron. Sad

It was just okay. Not a fan of the location of hookups at the site. When we arrived, there was a lot of grass clippings on the site and flies everywhere. There is a lot of standing water and wetness around the campground even a day after a moderate rain.The miniature golf course should probably be closed as it needs a lot of repairs. Also, there, was a lot of confusion around the wibit area with some kids staying on excessively long and others being kicked off short of their time.Nice amenities are included at other KOA/Jelly stone parks but not here.With so many workers driving around on golf carts, why can’t they deliver the firewood? $10 per bundle is way on the high side. And 10 minimum to deliver is ridiculous.We’ve camped at over 30 campgrounds, from state campgrounds to very high end RV parks in the last 3 years. Everything here just felt overpriced.

Cute activities, we were excited about all the things for the kids to do, but the pool was absolutely freezing, making it hard to keep the kids wanting to go in. The splash park didn’t open on Saturday so we couldn’t take advantage of that. The showers in the back comfort station were freezing as well. Honestly if we didn’t have friends there to stay with and use their camper we would have left early.

They had lots of water activity. Also had fun making ice cream. The spot that they lacked it’s getting out multiple bears that’s what they did last year and brought us back. My boy was bummed he never got to see yogi. Over all was a good trip could definitely tell they needed help with hiring a few more people.