Indian Springs Campground

Kevin Dlabay Jr

Not a bad place but not the best. Bathrooms are outdated and need improvements badly. Playground equipment is old and needs replacing asap. Fishing is ok but they should stock some new fish in the main pond people fish wouldn't hurt to add some bass and bluegill so kids can catch fish. Add some Bathrooms towards the bad for people who tent camp as well.

eddie “Eddie B” brann

First off I would like to say that $520 for a month plus electric is acceptable! Until you get back away from the office and beach area! On the website and on maps it shows a very nice place! That being said, when you get back into the campground they're are some good sites, but the year round people have them taken up!!! The few that are left I believe are saved for their regular weekend customers! The 2 months that we were there we parked in a mud bog and toad stool field!!😡 The one that they had originally had us set up for on the reservation is not where they put us! Oh and the newly paved streets are only one lane with very sharp turn radius! They did not mow our lot for the entire time we were there! The only dumpsters were as you were going out of the campground and were normally overflowing and no one picks up the trash that hits the ground around them! The drinking water smells like rotten eggs even with 2 water filters on the line! The young women that worked in the office/store were great!! The only good thing I have to say about the place!!! If we would've been able to find another place to stay we would have!!! This is the first and only bad review I have give in 4 years of traveling full time!

Essa Scott

Most of the campsites have permanent campers there. When we came in we had to track down the owner of a big truck to have it moved out of our spot so we could park. Then we had to go around asking the neighbors to give us one of their campfire rings because the permanent folks took that and the picnic table from our lot. It was awkward. But for the most part all the campers were friendly. The bathroom was a tiny 3 stall bathroom... And 3 tiny showers. The playground needs some work. It's very old and looks like it could fall down at any minute. But it was quiet at night and the beach area was nice. It was good for the price. Wouldn't mind returning.

Chris Schuesler

Where to begin… Wanted to find a place to camp with some friends that we haven’t seen in 4yrs. They live in Ohio and we live in Michigan. We settled on halfway between us and found this place. Had I known then what I know now, I would have driven the entire way to them to not stay at this place. I was hesitant on camping here after reading the reviews but thought it can’t be that bad and as long as we are with our friends, it will be fun. It was fun with them but that’s about all I can say positively about our weekend. This place has more seasonal campers than anything and most of those seasonal sites are not kept up or clean and honestly makes the whole campground feel trashy. Management needs to make some decisions on what a seasonal spot should look like and send out notices to their campers. There were at least two “trailers” by us that had holes in the walls and you could tell no one stayed in them. The playground equipment is in SERIOUS need of repair or outright replacement before someone gets hurt. It leans more than anything and I cannot believe it’s still standing. It really looks like it’s one swing or rowdy kid play away from falling down. The trash receptacles at the front of the campground where everyone throws their trash in looks like it hasn’t been emptied in a couple months and there were 3 large receptacles I believe. I didn’t have to worry about using the one tiny bathhouse they have on site thankfully but I can tell you that it’s all the way at the front of the campground. I have camped all my life and have never come away with as many mosquito bites in one weekend as I did this time. Granted, it’s the time of year but it was very bad and I can’t help but wonder if how little this place is cleaned/maintained has something to do with it. I went to the campground store to see about renting a paddle boat or kayak to take out on the lake and got the sense that the staff didn’t know how many they had that were “operational” and one of them actually made me question how clean they were by his response of “they are out there but I would check them first”. The one shining aspect to this place is how friendly the seasonal campers are. There wasn’t a person that walked by or drove their golf cart by that didn’t wave and say hi. All in all, I am glad to have spent a couple days with some friends of ours but will not be back to Indian Springs Campground for anything.

ReidCollector

Not even worth 1 star! Simply put... DONT WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY ON THIS PLACE!