Cliffside Park Campground

The grounds are well maintained. Bathrooms are clean. Wood is available for purchase.

My husband and I spent 4 days here, midweek. Mostly RV’s, but we used a tent. The sites were clean, grass was trimmed, plenty of trees for shade. The bathhouse, there are 2, was spotless. Showers with hot water. And surprisingly, the toilet paper was not the typical one ply. It was soft and thick. The campground does not have a store, but sells fire wood. There is a sewage dump for RV’s. Racine is a short drive away for any last minute needs. The campground was quiet. Short 1 mile hike to Lake Michigan. We will visit again.

We stayed the last week they were open in the month of October. The colors were BEAUTIFUL! The campground is well laid out and has enough space so you don’t feel on top of your neighbors. There are lots of trees but we had space for our Starlink to avoid obstruction. We took our dogs on all the trails (oops) but saw other people doing the same. Short drive to local attractions and all the normal things you need. Showers were push button and sprayed a pressurized mist. It wasn’t the best.

If you just got an RV and want to go to a safe, family friendly, clean and with all the amenities, this is your place.

We were also pleasantly surprise when found out about the close by trail - short trail beginner friendly ravine geography. Very beautiful view of the lake from the top of the cliff.

Month Stayed: September Site: gravel and level Spacing: very close to others Cleanliness: very clean Surrounding: trees throughout, playgrounds, nice bathrooms Noise: some noise due to closeness Access: easy to find Safety: felt very safe although some rough areas of town to the south Bathrooms: very clean Favorite thing: cleanliness

Great campground, very well-maintained, nice sites, great location. One of our favorites of a month long trip staying at 15 sites!

Gorgeous park in a somewhat remote, i.e., quiet area. The sites are large, level and well-dispersed; there’s plenty of shade; the electrical connections are well-placed. Unfortunately, the water connection in our site (61) was a bit of a stretch. Contact via phone was a bit challenging; it took awhile to get through then I had to leave a message. However, the agent who returned my call was exceptionally nice and helpful. Also unfortunate is the lack of oversight in the park. According to the website, each RV site can also accommodate a vehicle and one tent. During our stay, a huge party camped in their travel trailer with 4 more vehicles and at least 4 tents. Fortunately, they kept to themselves and were fairly quiet. Finally, there is just one dump station for the entire park. The wait to use it was over an hour so we found a pay-per use dump station along our route.

This is a nice campground. Very clean and the sites are well maintained with water and electric at each. The campground is not far from stores in case you need to pick anything up or forgot something. Cell signal is great (Verizon). We really enjoyed our stay for the weekend and will be back.

All sites are spacious with their own power and water. Sites 1-41 are available for first come if not previously reserved. The fee is $30/night plus $12 if you choose to reserve a site. I didn't do much exploring because I was caught by a pretty big storm (I was tent camping). It's nice that all sites are grass, although there are many sites with little shade. Be warned, the mosquitoes can be voracious.

Level sites with electric and water at each site. Well taken care of grounds. Nice bathrooms with clean showers.

Great campground large sites waking trails to look out over lake. Water and electric on each site. Verizon and Sprint good coverage. 25$/nt.

The campsite was clean and well maintained. The campsite is mainly for RVs but it didn't feel like I am camping in a parking lot. The sites are not secluded but far enough from each other. The bathhouse was clean and well maintained as well. I really enjoyed the free hot(real hot, not lukewarm hot) shower in the morning.

There were many families with kids. There are small playgrounds and the campsite is open enough that kids can freely run around. 

You can go for a short walk to the cliff side. If you have waterproof shoes, take them with you. When we were going there, it was really wet that our shoes got totally wet.

FYI, Half of the fire pit didn't have the grill top.

The park is clean, lots of shade, host on site and very well maintained. The almost 100 sites are all gravel with electric and water for a great price. Reservations can be made thru Real Racine but half of the sites are available for walkins. There is a shooting range close and RR to the west and Mitchell Airport to the north but they aren't bad.

Went on our maiden voyage with a new trailer and loved this place. Flat sites, some shade in the center sections. Outer sites backed to woods for most sites. The campground takes reservations 7 days out or drive up. We saw a lot of bigger rigs but so much space between sites it didn't feel like we were crowded. Even the Saturday night it was full still felt quiet and peaceful. Bathrooms were clean. About a mile hike to Lake Michigan but easy flat route-goes along community park thru a small neighborhood. Amazing view! Racine is only a 15 min drive away. No camp store or office. Camp Hosts helpful. Stores nearby. Great place to go for space, flat sites and trees.

Well run county facility. Electric hookups, but no sewer hookup--dumpsite station available.

Well run facility in lovely setting. Electric hookups, but no sewer hookup--dumpsite available.

I came in about 5 it 6 pm. Slef regrisation was simple and easy. Many spots to choose from since it’s the shoulder season. It was just myself, and I tented. Keep in mind that walk-ups are on the right side (sites 1-41), if you don’t reserve a spot. Also, drive around and check to make sure the spot you want isn’t reserved.

Each spot had a table, hookups and a fire pit.

Bathrooms were super clean and showers are free. Very impressed and satisfied.

The campsites here aren't very private. Mostly set up for RV's. Half the sites are reservable. This is a great campground for families. It has a playground as well as a baseball field. There are unmarked trails through the woods which can get a little dicey (we never made it to the lake). Good for a night or two if you're on the road and need a place to camp for the night.