Rv campgrounds near Saline, Michigan operate within Michigan's moderate climate, with summer temperatures averaging 75-85°F and winter temperatures dropping below freezing. The area sits at approximately 850 feet elevation and features flat to gently rolling terrain with occasional ponds and small lakes. Campsites typically range from 30-50 feet in length with varying levels of privacy depending on tree coverage.
What to do
Fishing opportunities: Haas Lake Park RV Campground offers four lakes for fishing. "The views of the lake are so pretty, waterfront, fire rings, clean water, full hook ups, and a waste removal service at your camp site if needed," writes camper Joseph S.
Family activities: Children enjoy the multiple playgrounds at Holiday RV Campground. "Playgrounds everywhere for the kids. Giant dog park and ponds," notes Sean N. The campground's countryside setting provides a peaceful atmosphere for families.
Seasonal celebrations: Halloween camping events are popular in the area. "We enjoyed the Halloween weekends. We decorate big and enjoyed other decorations as well!" reports Beth G. about her stay at Detroit/Ann Arbor KOA. These themed weekends typically run from late September through October.
What campers like
Quiet atmosphere: Hidden Lakes RV Resort receives praise for its peaceful environment. "It was quiet and relaxing. Easy parking for the 33ft RV. Camp store is well stocked. Staff were fantastic," reports Elizabeth M.
Clean facilities: Many campgrounds maintain well-kept bathroom and shower facilities. "The bathrooms are centrally located in the campground" at Wayne County Fairgrounds RV Park, while Haas Lake Park features "very very clean with full running showers (shower heads were fantastic) and push button sinks," according to Joseph S.
Community gardens: Some parks offer unique amenities like community gardens. At Wayne County Fairgrounds RV Park, "they had a community garden that you were welcome to pick from. We got tomatoes, Swiss chard, peppers, broccoli, and more," explains one visitor.
What you should know
Seasonal operation: Most RV parks close during winter months. Moscow Maples RV Park operates from "May 1 - Oct 15" while many others run approximately April through October. "Wayne County Fairgrounds RV Park is closed for the season" from November 1 through April 1, reports Mike M.
Noise considerations: Some campgrounds experience noise from nearby highways or trains. "There is a close proximity to the expressway which is noisy and there are trains that go by during the night," notes a camper at Harbortown RV Resort, adding that train horns at 4:30am "woke up everyone in our camper."
Reservation requirements: Popular campgrounds fill quickly, especially during summer weekends. At Hideaway RV Park, one camper mentioned they "couldn't find our reservation so we had to wait for someone to leave." Advanced booking is strongly recommended for summer stays.
Tips for camping with families
Multiple playground access: Harbortown RV Resort offers family-friendly amenities beyond the campground. "Next door to putt putt go karts batting cages and arcade - this was pricey but fun," explains Kourtney D., who visited during Mother's Day weekend.
Swimming options: Pools are available at select campgrounds, typically open from Memorial Day through Labor Day. "This campground has everything! Go carts, playground, disc golf, pool, ext... If you have kids it is perfect!" reports Noel L. about Harbortown RV Resort.
Budget activities: Many parks offer free seasonal activities for families. One camper at Harbortown RV Resort noted, "Mother's day activities were great and were free!" These planned events typically include crafts, games, and holiday-themed celebrations.
Tips from RVers
Site selection strategy: At many RV campgrounds Saline Michigan visitors should check sites in person when possible. "I would suggest to come in the park and drive through and pick a spot that you like before making reservations," advises Debra B. about Detroit/Ann Arbor KOA.
Internet connectivity: Cell service varies by campground and provider. At Hideaway RV Park, one reviewer mentioned reliable connectivity for remote workers, while at Heartland Woods Family Resort, "The internet was not very good and Verizon cell phone was not good at all," according to Mary T.
Site conditions: Ground surfaces vary across campgrounds. "The sites are level but some lack grassy making the patio pretty dusty or muddy" at some parks, while others like Hideaway RV Park offer "spots that had plenty of room, some had grass others had concrete."
