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Multiple RV campgrounds surround the DeWitt area, offering varied options for motorhome travelers throughout Michigan's central region. Sleepy Hollow State Park Campground provides electric hookups on asphalt pads, though water connections are limited to the dump station area. Lansing Cottonwood Campground features full hookup RV sites with electric, water, and sewer connections available May through October. "Our site was large enough to drive circles around inside it, with a tree in the middle and room to maneuver all the way around it," noted one camper about their experience at a nearby park. Holiday RV Campground in Grass Lake accommodates big rigs with pull-through RV pads and includes full hookup sites, operating seasonally from May through October.
Most RV parks in the region require advance reservations, particularly during summer weekends and fall color season. Electrical service varies between parks, with some offering 50-amp connections while others are limited to 30-amp service. According to one visitor, "Cell service with Verizon hotspot measured 22 up, 20 down near Holiday Campground, with AT&T showing similar performance." Pet policies generally allow dogs throughout the area's campgrounds, though some restrict pets from beach areas. Dump stations are available at most parks, including those without full sewer hookups at individual sites. Many campgrounds in the region close for winter between late October and early April, with Sleepy Hollow State Park among the few offering year-round access.
"Concrete patio at each site. Daily trash pickup at campsite. Very quiet and family friendly."
"We stayed here during COVID and not all amenities were allowed to be open at the time. However, nice park with friendly staff and good size lots. Could use a few more trees."
"I had a great spot overlooking the lake and next to the boat launch. Campsites are spacious, there are two vault toilets and a water pump."
"Our campsite was huge and mostly private. The vault toilets were as clean as one could be. I would love to camp here again."
"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."
from $65 - $80 / night
Check Availability"Large spots to accommodate big rigs and kids. Full hook ups. Cell service great with Verizon hotspot(22u, 20d, 38ms and AT&T cell(27d, 20u, 27ms). Playgrounds everywhere for the kids."
"Large spots to accommodate big rigs and kids. Full hook ups. Cell service great with Verizon hotspot (22u, 20d, 38ms and AT&T cell(27d, 20u, 27ms). Playgrounds everywhere for the kids."
"Pull thru spot, super easy to get to, full hookup. Spots had plenty of room, some had grass others had concrete."
"Very spacious sites, all of which are full hookups for a very reasonable price. Nice people running this place."
"We planned to golf during our stay so she thoughtfully put us in lot 511 which is relatively close to the pro shop! This place is conveniently located off M13 in Durand."
"It has large wooded sites only electric but you can fill up the water at the dump station. Each site has a picnic table and Fire ring. Each campsite has a asphalt pad."
"Many options to choose from in terms of camping, from rustic, tent to fully functional cabin lodging."
from $20 - $160 / night
Check Availability"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
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GuideNice Park Nice park for full timers. Large spots to accommodate big rigs and kids. Full hook ups. Cell service great with Verizon hotspot(22u, 20d, 38ms and AT&T cell(27d, 20u, 27ms). Playgrounds everywhere for the kids. Giant dog park and ponds. Pool was closed. Just needs more grass. Our spot was really patchy and resulted in a lot of mud. Great campground with polite and helpful staff. Don’t pass this one up.
GuideNice park for full timers. Large spots to accommodate big rigs and kids. Full hook ups. Cell service great with Verizon hotspot (22u, 20d, 38ms and AT&T cell(27d, 20u, 27ms). Playgrounds everywhere for the kids. Giant dog park and ponds. Pool was closed. Just needs more grass. Our spot was really patchy and resulted in a lot of mud.
Great campground with polite and helpful staff. Don’t pass this one up.
GuideFriendly staff. Camp store in office. Pull through full hook up site. Seemed to be more of a permanent campground but everyone was friendly. The campground hosted activities such as a potluck and dj dance party at the pavilion.
GuideWonderful place even when it’s packed. Harder to get reservations over the years but always a great place to stay. Awesome bathrooms newly renovated. Nice spots. Mostly paved in the lower sites. Nice swimming area however no beach sand. Just a grassy area. Public boat launch on Bruin lake. Bruin lake connects to a few more lakes creating a nice chain of lakes. Half moon at the end of the chain is a great all sports lake. Awesome fishing. Sites have electric, no water. There is a dump station. Wood and ice available for purchase and a few vending machines. Nice hiking trails. They do have a few hike in yurts and hike in camping sites. Decent parking places for those hike ins.
TravelerThis was our first time staying here. Great private campground with rustic, elec, water/elec (30 amp), and concrete pad sites. Very clean campground with nice shower house. Owners are very friendly. Direct connections to the Waterloo Pinckney trail system. Near Hell, Michigan and Chelsea, Michigan. Large pool in season. Priced reasonably.
LegendVibe: Woodland getaway with no flash and really nice sites.
Cleanliness: Sites are above average. Vault toilets are…vault toilets.
Facilities: Nothing flashy. Wish there was a few additional water filling points and that the dumpsters were all located near the camp entrance/exit. But really nothing to complain about.
General spots: Large, very well treed, gravel, picnic table and fire ring.
Privacy: Can see neighbors through sites, but better privacy than most places.
Our site: 39. Could drive circles around inside it. Even has a tree in the middle of it with room to drive all the way around it(not with a trailer). Depending where you set up your rig, you may need an extra long extension cord.
Noise: Quiet. Occasionally hear wolves howling. Cell signal(Verizon): 1 bar. No internet loads. Text messages will send and receive. Sometimes immediately, sometimes hours later. Other: Wish we had a chance to explore the lakes. Sounds like the swimming and fishing is good. Saw several kids on bikes toting rods.
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.
TravelerIonia has so many great outdoor activities for almost anyone. There is a disc golf course, mountain bike trail, equestrian trails, hiking trails, a beautiful no wake lake perfect for swimming, kayaking, or fishing. The beach is fantastic especially for little kids who might not be the best swimmers ready for Lake Michigan or lakes with lots of boats and waves to deal with. Nice and sandy and a nice store and ice cream shop at the beach.
The campground itself is very nice, but you may find the activities are a short drive away from your site to get there. The sites are all a little bit shallow especially if you have a larger travel trailer you may find it a bit tight. There is a great variety of shaded and sunny sites. There is only one bathroom for the campground so it can be a bit busy and it could probably use an update.
RangerI stayed here with my kids because it was close to home and town. It makes for an easy getaway for a night or two.
It is rustic with just vault toilets. Each site has a picnic table and a fire ring.
The lake is not good for swimming as it is very mucky and covered in Lilly pads.
It can fill up quick because it is close to town.
There is a Yurt for rent here as well through the Waterloo Recreation web page.
Camping options near DeWitt, Michigan range from state park facilities to private RV parks within 25 miles of the city center. DeWitt sits at approximately 850 feet elevation in Michigan's central Lower Peninsula, where summer temperatures typically reach 80-85°F with moderate humidity. Winter camping remains available at select locations despite seasonal closures at most facilities between late October and April.
Fishing in multiple lakes: Crooked Lake Campground and RV Park offers access to connected waterways where paddlers can explore multiple bodies of water. "You can start at Crooked Lake and follow a little water trail to Pickerel to swim at a small beach," notes camper Melissa B., who adds that "Silver Lake is nearby with swimming, volleyball, concessions, bathrooms and an outdoor shower."
Trail exploration: Sleepy Hollow State Park Campground features extensive hiking paths through woodland terrain. "Many options to choose from in terms of camping, from rustic, tent to fully functional cabin lodging. The park is very large, so it is always good to have a vehicle able to drive to the trails and beach," shares Nathan V., who found the park offered "beautiful nature trails and lake."
Golf access: Holiday Shores RV Park provides direct access to an attached 9-hole course. According to camper Jamie H., "The attached 9 hole golf course was well maintained and had some tricky holes. There were changes in elevation and multiple water hazards... Overall it was a fun, mostly challenging round of golf that is worth checking out!"
Spacious campsites: Many RV parks near DeWitt feature generous site dimensions. At Holiday RV Campground in Grass Lake, visitors appreciate the layout. "Nice park for full timers. Large spots to accommodate big rigs and kids. Full hook ups," mentions Sean N., who measured good connectivity with "Verizon hotspot (22u, 20d, 38ms) and AT&T cell (27d, 20u, 27ms)."
Family amenities: Camp Turkeyville RV Resort offers numerous family-friendly facilities. David D. calls it a "Great family campground" with "Spacious sites. Concrete patio at each site. Daily trash pickup at campsite. Very quiet and family friendly." The resort includes entertainment options and recreation areas according to Lydia T.: "Family campground with restaurant, gift shop, camp store, ice cream parlor, and heated pool."
Quiet atmosphere: Several campgrounds prioritize peaceful settings despite proximity to urban areas. Soaring Eagle Hideaway RV Park maintains a calm environment while offering casino access. Michael G. notes it has "Clean restrooms, showers and laundry. Casino shuttle," though he found it has "Not much space, trees or privacy."
Seasonal operations: Most RV parks DeWitt, Michigan and surrounding areas operate on limited schedules. The Heartland Woods Family Resort runs from May 15 to October 31, while Soaring Eagle Hideaway RV Park operates April 1 to October 31, offering "free shuttles to the soaring eagle properties (including the water park)," according to Stephanie C.
Variable shade coverage: Tree coverage differs significantly between campgrounds and specific sites. At Camp Turkeyville RV Resort, Lydia T. observed "the only negative is the campground is basically in a field with very little trees and the sites are close together," while Eric C. similarly noted the park "Could use a few more trees."
Diverse camping styles: Options range from rustic to full-service across the DeWitt region. At Lansing Cottonwood Campground, Beth S. found "the primitive sites were everything we wanted. We camped in hammocks and had a pretty large site with great trees that could accommodate at least three to four hammocks (site P5)."
Playground access: Multiple facilities provide dedicated play areas for children. Camp Turkeyville includes "a volleyball pit, playground, and horseshoes," according to Lydia T., while Holiday RV Campground features "Playgrounds everywhere for kids. Giant dog park and ponds," as noted by Sean N.
Water activities: Lansing Cottonwood Campground offers water recreation options particularly appreciated by families. Beth G. describes it as a "Beautiful location, great owners, very clean and well kept. Nice Pool and great view. Kayakers and Paddle Boats." The campground sits minutes from downtown Lansing while maintaining a natural setting.
Entertainment options: Some RV parks DeWitt Michigan visitors frequent include additional attractions. At Soaring Eagle, Renee C. mentions "you get discounts at the water park! 4th of July fireworks the best and so close!" Cottonwood also offers special events, with Joey H. noting "their fireworks show was great and their store had reasonable prices."
Extension cord needs: Electrical access varies significantly between campgrounds. At Sleepy Hollow State Park, Nick W. advises bringing extensions: "Most electrical posts are designed to accommodate at least 2 adjoining lots, and as many as 4. This in itself is not a concern until you realize the posts are way too far away to reach without an extension."
Site selection considerations: Choosing specific sites impacts the camping experience at most facilities. At Hideaway RV Park, Jennifer C. notes it's "Small yet mostly quiet local camp. It's away from all of the daily hoopla but close to towns if you need things. Biggest downfall is the never ending traffic noise from the expressway."
Weather preparedness: Michigan's variable weather affects camping conditions year-round. Amy D. shared about Sleepy Hollow: "We stayed during very hot weather at the beginning of July 2020... Because we didn't get any shade from the nearby trees we had to run the ac which is unusual for us in Michigan. We were in the midst of a heat-wave though and it was much appreciated."
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