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Several RV campgrounds surround the Alma, Michigan area within a 30-mile radius. Soaring Eagle Hideaway RV Park in Mount Pleasant features paved sites with full hookups including 50-amp electric service, operating seasonally from April through October. Outdoor Adventures Mount Pleasant Resort provides big-rig friendly sites with sewer, water, and electric hookups in a well-maintained setting. Pine Ridge RV Campground in Birch Run accommodates larger rigs with full hookup sites, operating from May through October. Three Seasons Campground in Greenville offers full hookup RV sites with water, electric, and sewer connections, with most parks featuring standard amenities like picnic tables and fire rings. "The sites are all full hook-up. I would definitely stay here again and would recommend it to others," noted one visitor about Soaring Eagle.
Advanced reservations are strongly recommended for these parks, especially during summer weekends and fall color season. Most RV campgrounds in the region provide sanitary dump stations, though availability varies by location. On-site amenities differ considerably—River Valley RV Park includes a 7-acre swimming pond and boat rentals, while others focus on basics like restrooms and showers. Some parks enforce specific rules about visitors, with one camper mentioning: "This was the first time we've had some guests come in for a couple hours and they were charging them $5 per person." Pet policies are generally accommodating at most locations, though restrictions may apply in certain areas. Several parks remain operational from spring through late fall, with limited wintertime availability throughout the region.
"This campground is a few miles from the casino, but offer free shuttles to the soaring eagle properties (including the water park)."
"Pretty basic campground with paved sites and a nice lake. Not much space, trees or privacy. Looked like most of the sites were longer term/workers. Clean restrooms, showers and laundry."
"It is super dog friendly as well. This is our “go to” spot for sure. Love it here and the staff are great."
"Nice pull through sites, some are tight, but none are impossible. Knowledgeable and friendly staff."
"It’s quiet and well maintained. The owners are friendly and willing to help. Wood bundles are available for purchase and they deliver to your site. No tents allowed but pop-up are welcome."
"It’s a quiet and peaceful setting ❤️"
"We have camped here a couple of times now Gloria and Larry are awesome and we will be seasonal again"
"The campground offers an in ground swimming pool (non-heated), small store, a basic mini-golf course, horseshoe pits, docks, kayak rental, a pavilion, and a small arcade room. "
from $35 - $38 / night
Check Availability"It is close to a town to get take out food if it rains. There are some larger vacation lodges to rent that ars nestled away in the woods, and a bunkhouse with rentals."
"River borders the campground. Rentals of boats, paddle boards, fishing boats, paddle boats and banana bikes. Nice camp store. WiFi."
"This is a ver nice RV resort where you can be a transit RVer or be be a season RVer. Nice pool, clubhouse, bathrooms, laundry room, and all the other amenities."
"Very nice RV resort. Ice cream and general store with gas right on the docks!"
"Playground and nice sandy swimming area. Only downfall is the proximity to the highway and lack of woodsy camping feeling. Restrooms are always immaculately clean. Close to Cedar Springs downtown."
"Nice fishing pond, the cleanest bathrooms I’ve ever seen at a campground and nice walking path."
TravelerVehicle broke down in mr pleasant so we parked our RV here the quietest campground I’ve ever been to ever . I’ve been here about a week haven’t met any camp staff booked our site online very clean nice restrooms showers
TravelerVisiting relatives in St Louis. Church campground with almost level sites, grass. Friendly staff and helpful. Clean and well maintained. Water and electric, no full hookup, but have dump station.
ScoutWe have camped here many times over the years and have always enjoyed our visits. The campground has made some great investments and improvements, which are appreciated. However, the overall maintenance has unfortunately declined. It is noticeable in the condition of the shower houses, tree trimming, staining, painting, and other general upkeep. A little more attention to these details would make a big difference, especially in the restroom facilities. This is a great campground for children and families, with plenty to enjoy. One area that could use improvement is consistency in how campground rules are enforced. During our stay, we observed several occasions where some seasonal campers—and even some weekend campers—were allowed to get away with things that others were not. We personally did not have any issues, but it did seem as though certain campers were singled out while others were overlooked, even when there was no obvious reason. Overall, this is still a good place to camp, and we will likely return. With a stronger focus on maintenance and more consistent rule enforcement, it could easily become an excellent campground.
ScoutIf you're looking for a family oriented campground, look no further. From the park to play in for the kids and the heated pool, to the large fields and trails, you'll find entertainment to fill your days. Visit the wishing tree or porcupine tree. Swing on your trail adventure. The owners are delightful.
ScoutThis place is a weird one for sure, they’ll let you do whatever you want there, even wander into random tent sites asking minors for alcohol and drugs.
We planned on camping here longer but after an evening where a drunk camper pursued our coolers at 1 in the morning and then asked our teenagers who’d were sleeping in tents if they had any alcohol or weed.
We told management of the incident, they did nothing. We also told them of the Lansing homeless who were coming in the early morning hours to use the facilities… nothing.
So if you like randoms in your site late at night, this is the campsite for you.
TravelerThis was our first camping trip as a family and our son choked made it a memorable one. He choked on a breadstick, threw it up and had piece stuck in his throat. The park ranger ( female, maybe 5'5 light brown hair, white. Because I cant remember her name) was amazing. She was calm, asked my son questions to help distract him and her overall kindness in her all was great. The rest of the team in there was amazing as well. Next day she stopped by to see how he was doing! I loved that. The camp ground itself it very nice, the bathrooms and showers were really clean. For sure worth the stay!
ScoutNice campground pretty quiet very well shaded lots. Some lots would be a bit difficult to get a camper in due to the amount of trees but nice for tent camping. Bathrooms are a bit dated is only downfall. Could use some maintance and upgrades
GuideThe only difference between this campground and a resort is the space between sites. The pool is enormous and sparkling, free mini-golf, illegal court and tons of kids activities. Great place and we were 1 of 2 day campers for 20 spots.
TravelerWoohoo! What a campground! I’m currently camping here attempting to stay long term. It’s a bit packed of long term-ers but there are a few openings. As far as the daily hookup sites/regular tent sites are absolutely darling. Plenty of space for whatever you need plus a vehicle! There’s a huge pond in the center of the campground with an inflatable slide that the kids absolutely love. The pond gets fairly deep which makes it perfect for all ages. Including the little beach front it has making it perfect for the lounging parents or the toddlers to play in puddles of water. I brought my own electric scooters to ride around site but the campground is walkable! The store up front has almost everything you’d need in an emergency or an “oops I forgot XYZ” situation. There is a small cafe as well on site which is awesome for a quick bite! Laundry on site has 2 washers and 2 dryers.. which I think is fair! The bathrooms/showers are clean and plentiful. Staff is fairly friendly as well. I do feel the employees need proper training based on the campground itself (like the price of propane or the ability to book sites without management assistance) which are all an easy fix for such an awesome place.
RV campgrounds near Alma, Michigan offer camping options within a 30-mile radius of this central Michigan community. The region experiences distinct seasons with warm summers averaging 75-85°F and cooler springs and falls in the 50-70°F range. Most campgrounds in this area operate seasonally from April or May through October, with limited winter accommodations available.
Water recreation access: River Valley RV Park features a 7-acre swimming and fishing pond with boat rentals available. "7 acre swimming and fishing pond. River borders the campground. Rentals of boats, paddle boards, fishing boats, paddle boats and banana bikes," notes camper Levi D.
Golfing opportunities: Double RR Ranch RV Resort includes golf course access with site rental. "My husband liked the golf course that came with renting spot. Seen lots of wildlife. Very relaxing time in our pop up not too far from Grand Rapids," writes Joanie C.
Casino shuttle service: Several campgrounds provide shuttle transportation to local gaming establishments. "This campground is a few miles from the casino, but offer free shuttles to the soaring eagle properties (including the water park)," shares one visitor about Mount Pleasant accommodations.
Horseback riding: Some campgrounds offer trail rides suitable for families. "We enjoyed a reasonable trailride on horses thru a shallow part of the river. Very easy for inexperienced riders and kids," reports a camper at Double RR Ranch RV Resort.
Clean facilities: Cedar Springs RV Resort maintains exceptionally clean restroom facilities. "The cleanest bathrooms I've ever seen at a campground and nice walking path," states Becky C. Another visitor adds, "Restrooms are always immaculately clean."
Weekend activities: Many parks organize regular family events throughout the camping season. "Weekend activities for the kids, pool, rent kayaks and paddle boats, new beach, game room with new games, karaoke, hayrides, theme parties or weekends," lists Beckie G. about the amenities at Three Seasons Campground.
Riverside settings: Several campgrounds feature river frontage with water recreation opportunities. "There is a river to explore and we always get a riverfront site. Rivers are just fun for fishing, throwing stones, canoeing," describes Joanie C.
Marina services: Boat owners appreciate campgrounds with water access. "They also have a marina so if you have a boat they will put it in the water for you," notes a camper about River Ridge RV Resort.
Size variations between sites: Some campgrounds have inconsistent site sizes. "Some camp sites are squished up to others. Other camp sites have plenty of room. So when you are stuck in a spot that is tight it kind of ruins the experience. Weird thing is, the bigger sites are the same price," explains Kristin T. about Pine Ridge RV Campground.
Highway noise concerns: Proximity to roadways affects some camping experiences. "The highway's a little closer then it looks, so you do get a lot of road noise. Especially when trucks hit the chatter bumps on the side," reports Becky C. about Cedar Springs RV Resort.
Management styles vary: Campground oversight ranges from casual to strict. "It was a little off putting that they had golf cart patrols so often, but I appreciated the quiet," notes one camper about management presence.
Weekend crowding: Expect busier conditions during peak times. "Weekends gets crowded especially with kids, since is the time when everyone comes out to play in their RV's," advises a visitor to River Ridge RV Resort.
Waterpark access: Some campgrounds include water park admission with stays. "We did not use the soaring eagle water park, but were told that the use of the water park is included in your stay at the RV park," mentions a visitor to Mount Pleasant.
Playground quality: Facilities vary widely between parks. "Playground and nice sandy swimming area. Only downfall is the proximity to the highway and lack of woodsy camping feeling," writes Megan S. about Cedar Springs RV Resort.
Scheduled activities: Look for campgrounds with organized children's events. "They do hayrides for kids, too," notes a camper about seasonal activities at Harrison RV Family Campground.
Pool considerations: Swimming facilities may be basic. "The campground offers an in ground swimming pool (non-heated), small store, a basic mini-golf course," describes Matt S., adding "the kids loved the pool" despite its lack of heating.
Site hookup quality: Full-service sites are common but configurations differ. "Nice pull through sites, some are tight, but none are impossible," notes Mitchell C. about Pine Ridge RV Campground, adding "Lots of tall pines and hardwoods providing good cover."
Seasonal duration: Most RV parks in the region operate from spring through fall. "It is super close to the casino, you get discounts at the water park! 4th of July fireworks the best and so close!" reports a summer visitor, highlighting seasonal benefits.
Proximity to services: Some campgrounds offer convenient access to retail. "The camp store was small but there are gas stations right down the road along with a Meijer and restaurants," mentions a camper, noting the practicality of nearby shopping options.
Long-term stays: Several parks accommodate extended-stay campers. "Looked like most of the sites were longer term/workers," observes Michael G., indicating the mix of temporary and seasonal residents at some facilities.
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