Eden Springs Park RV Campground

This is a fairly low-end park on a busy street with no amenities (we didn't even have a table on our site...) The door of our camper was 2 foot from one of the primary roads on the campgrounds - when people drove past, dust blew into our camper so we had to close the door - bathrooms are clean as people state, but very old and run down. We won't be back.

Great campground! Seriously, the cleanest bathrooms I’ve ever seen in a CAMPGROUND! At the end of the day, that’s what this is. It’s a campground. I’ve been camping all my life, you go camping for peace and quiet. Not always someone there to hold your hand And that’s how it’s supposed to be. The staff here are easy to get a hold of if you need them But you’re camping if you are not a self sustaining person or don’t like bugs maybe you should go to a five star hotel😉. We love this place and we come here every time we visit Michigan.

I stayed here while exhibiting in a local art show, and while the staff was friendly, I wouldn't choose this place again. As a lifelong camper, I can't recommend it if you're seeking a true camping experience. The grounds are pleasant, but they resemble more of a parking lot made of grass, gravel, and scattered trees rather than a traditional campground within nature. It's also located next to a noisy road. There are electric and water hookups, but accessing the electricity was challenging. I had to navigate through spider webs and move insulation on the pipes that is meant to prevent freezing during winter (which I assume is left in place year-round since I visited in July). It felt as though some people might be living there, which made me uncomfortable, especially since I forgot my wate

Check-in was fantastic. I called ahead, and she had a map, instructions, etc. taped to the door when I arrived. The maintenance guy came over and introduced himself, then brought a fire ring and picnic table to my site. It's very quiet, with minor traffic noise. It's very pretty. The amenities & services are great, with nice hookups and clean bathrooms.

I was informed that the campground overcharges for power and frequently engages in deceptive practices. If you confront them about these issues, they may resort to ban you from returning. Fortunately, I was adequately warned, and I have given them a one-star rating (which I have since changed to a negative) to draw attention to their shortcomings. It is important to note that if I had the authority, I would have placed a negative rating in front of each star. UPDATED No, Cathy, I am not confused with another campground. I have never stated that I have stayed there, but I have visited it. However, it is not possible to charge customers the same rates as the Indiana-Michigan power company. RVs, campers, and other recreational vehicles use such a low amount of power that it is challenging t