Lake Leelanau RV Park

This is a great campground. Private owned . Level Cement sites. Well mowed grass. We could only reserve 3 nights in a row then move to a second site for the last night. When we checked in she said they had a different site for all 4 nights. It was great she remembered. We rented a power fishing boat and the guy helping us was very willing to tell us his favorite fishing spots. We picked this are because their is so much to do around here.

The sites at this campground are lush with grass, but on the smaller side.  It's right on Lake Leelanau, and they even rent boat slips.  There is a tiny beach, fun for an afternoon dip with the kids. A large number of campers here are seasonal residents, so keep that in mind if that's not your vibe. If you can get a spot along the little creek running through the campground, it provides a nice background noise at night. The campground is a great stepping off point for exploring Leelanau (wine, Sleeping Bear Dunes, small lakeside towns).  There is a wonderful creek to kayak in at nearby Cedar and a little town with ice cream, cafe and coffee shop. The bathroom here is VERY clean and updated -much nicer than most campgrounds.

The first time I camped here was in the 1970's. It is beautiful, peaceful campground on Lake Leelanau which is located on the Leelanau peninsula in between West Traverse Bay and Lake Michigan in close proximity to the little town of Lake Leelanau, Suttons Bay, Leland and many Michigan wineries. Also not far from Glen Arbor and Sleeping Bear Dunes.

This is one of my favorite campgrounds in Michigan.

Situated just a few miles from the village of Lake Leelanau is this truly immaculately kept, family-owned and operated RV park. More than half the sites are occupied by very friendly permanent, seasonal residents who have been coming up every season for 15-20 years, but there are plenty of sites for those seeking to stay for a short time as well. Many of these “transient” sites are close to the lake shore -- most are paved sites, but there are a handful of all grass sites, and some are right on the lake front. All have electrical hook-ups.

The bathrooms are absolutely immaculate and each family bathroom includes a toilet, sink, and shower. There is a very nice laundry room with multiple washers and dryers. In addition, there are tennis, volleyball, and basketball courts, shuffle board, and horseshoe behind the office. You can also rent boats or park your own at their sizable marina.

Hands-down, the most unique thing about this campground is the concert pipe organ installed in a private home on the property! The owner of the RV park is a pipe organ enthusiast and opens his home throughout the summer months for concerts. If you have never been to a pipe organ concert, you must go at least once in your life. Here’s a link to more info: https://lakeleelanaurvpark.com/pipe-organ-summer-concert-schedule/

Lake Leelanau is a large enough lake to spend the day exploring, but protected enough for swimming, kayaking, small sailboats, and paddle boarding. Lots of great fishing, cycling, and hiking in the area, too. The campground is located in the heart of wine country, with about 6 vineyards/wineries within 15-20 minutes (all with tasting rooms) and just a short drive to Leland’s historic fishing village. Dick’s Pour House (Lake Leelanau Village) makes some awesome pizza and the Cheese Shanty (in Leland’s historic fishing village) has unbelievable sandwiches. You could stay all season and not be able to do/see all there is on the Leelanau Peninsula!

Prices depend on the type of site (regular, premium, or lake front) and how long you are planning to stay.