Kibby Creek Campground

Great family owned campground. Everything is very clean and with the recent expansion they have doubled capacity. Harvest fest weekends are the best with all kinds of activities for the kids.

Very nice campground. They had 2 pools with plans to add a third. Many activities throughout the weekend. They use the campers app which is nice because you get alerts about various activities going on. There is a fishing pond, ice cream counter, store with some merchandise and camping essentials. It’s an older campground, but they have done a nice job on upkeep. It’s close to Pentwater and Ludington for shopping, restaurants and breweries. They are currently expanding the campground to add on another 100 sites or so. I think they said around 60 of those sites would be seasonal. One thing we didn’t care for was the sites were a little close together. Our neighbors fire pit was right next to our slide. Overall though it was a nice experience and would definitely go back.

Had a great time, very nice staff. Pool & play area very close as well as bathrooms.

This campground has SO much to offer. There are rustic tent sites, tent sites with water/electric, water/electric for campers/RVs, and even a few cabins. There are plenty of activities for adults & children as well. There are two basketball courts (half courts), a volleyball court, shuffle board, mini golf, a pool, a train ride for kids, a private fishing pond, playgrounds, sand boxes, and various other planned activities. Our specific camp site, 26, was surrounded by pear trees. The campground is covered in pear and apple trees! There is a camp store and they sell sweet treats like Dip n Dots, and of course, camping necessities, Wood, and ice. If you download the campersAPP, you can even have things from the store or wood delivered to your site! It was incredible and convenient. The bathrooms are modern, updated, and so clean! There are two sets of bathrooms-one attached to the general store, which has 2 bathroom stalls and one small shower. The other bathroom further into the campground is larger, it has 4 bathroom stalls I believe, and 3 bigger sized showers. The location is great, too. There is a winery just up the road and a jam shop down the road a bit. Town isn’t far away, you can get to downtown or any of the beaches in just a short drive.

First time coming to this campground and it went perfectly! Close to Lake Michigan and very clean! Will definitely come back

Went in 2017 with a large group of young people (18-22) and loved it. The campground seems to be geared towards families, but we didn’t feel out of place. Sites 65 and T1-5 were perfectly on the edge of the campground and secluded. Great location near downtown Ludington and the state park.

Additionally, Kibby has fantastic showers and restrooms. This is really nice when tent camping. 👌🏽

Bonus: We went in August and saw the greatest night sky I have ever seen for the Perseids meteor shower. Very low light pollution here!

We found a gem. Office staff very accommodating. Sites large. Easy in and out. Clean. Quiet. Great for couples and families.
Highly recommend!!!!

Great park. Very nice well kept family owned park. Nice store with great treats for the kids. Two nice playgrounds and pools! Wonderful location right in between ludington and pentwater. Updated bathrooms. Nice little mini golf course. Seem to keep improving it. Will be booking many more trips there.

• Campsites are well maintained.
• Campsites don't have much privacy, but we were surrounded by family so it worked out fine for us.
• Staff is very accommodating and friendly.
• Camp store is well stocked.
• Bathrooms and pool are clean.

Set on an old pear orchard; if you time it right you'll have some fruit to eat. There's a well-established seasonal portion with some die hard devotees, and a more temporal area of the park for those passing through. Each section has a pool. The store feels like a classic camp store, including hot coffee and senior citizens in the morning. The whole bit is family run. The mini golf is in such a condition as to warrant maybe not even being listed on their website (tattered indoor/outdoor carpeting on rotted planks.) Sites are blissfully lush-grass covered, not dirt piles like the state parks. Definitely going back.