Holiday Acres Camping Resort

I stayed on the island where the tent campers are. The island was nice, we were the only tent. We ended up calling it mosquito island as a joke. Bugs are bad, but it is July in the Midwest. We were site 719. No fire ring, there is a picnic table. Average size site. The river that site is on is beautiful. Natural setting is nice. No amenities were up and running. No mini golf, no pool, no game room, nothing. The playground was ok. The kids liked it but it's dated. The restaurant on site was good and friendly. Staff has been friendly. Probably won't be back. Paid about $70 for a tent site. That number makes sense if all the amenities are up and running and are nice.

Just spent the weekend here on the west side of the park for labor day weekend (fri-mon) with my fiancé and two young kids. Lots of people leaving bad reviews for silly little things. let me say first off this place is HUGE. plenty of room for the kids and the dogs and just a short walk from the kish. good fishing and friendly campers. although the playgrounds and other attractions are not kid friendly or run down that’s not the point of camping anyways! it’s about spending time with your loved ones around a campfire enjoying each other’s company! the sites are level and the staff is great. for $30 a night (electric and water hookup) you can’t beat it. we will absolutely be back.

camped in a 30’ toyhauler TT

They have a lot of campsites for tents and campers. There are permanent campers as well. Very friendly staff. A shallow river runs thru the site which is perfect for sitting in with a chair while the kids play.

Family friendly. Far from off grid camping. Quiet at night so very pleasant