Paradise Cove Campground

Todd (The Host) is the best! He's extremely accommodating, great communication, relaxed and understanding. Got us all setup in a beautiful spot and answered any questions that popped up. The RV Resort itself is wonderful as well. Located practically on South Lake Leelanau, the sunsets and sunrises are gorgeous, super easy boat access to go and cruise around a gorgeous lake, and full hookups (water and sewer) with 20amp + 50amp plugs. We had Site 11 which was perfectly level, easy to back in our 30' trailer, and had plenty of room to park out car, have a fire, and hangout outside of the trailer. Grass was always thick and freshly mowed, weeds kept to a minimum, and the neighbors are so friendly and kind. We have a dog and he absolutely loved it here! Lots of other quiet dogs around that

Very quiet and peaceful campground right on lake Leelanau. I have a seasonal site. Great neighbors mostly traveling nurses. and wonderful host Todd! Todd and his family run the campground and the infamous tiki bar, restaurant and marina. Perfect place to have a burger and a beer, with the best views of the lake. Todd was extremely helpful when I was getting my camper set up and was very transparent from the start as to what to expect here at Paradise Cove. ( need to be self contained as there are no restrooms.) Would definitely recommend this spot if you’re coming to the Leelanau peninsula.. it’s the perfect place for me. Close to Traverse City, and all the little towns on the peninsula. Cedar, Glen Arbor, Sutton’s Bay, Leland, and Northport.

Beware: review your expectations. I guess it’s all about location. And timing. But $100 a night?? Because it certainly wasn’t a “resort”. The owner was nice, and stood on the boat launch to point at my site on the hill. And that’s the last I saw of any “service” all weekend. There was no room to turn my 26’ 5th wheel around. Had to back up the hill. Pathetically unlevel site (bring extra boards). Full hookup (bring a sewer extension). If you want access to the lake: bring a boat. Because there’s no access for campers otherwise. Don’t bother bringing wood for a fire: impossible to place the movable fire ring more than 3 feet from anything flammable (like the electrical tower or the neighbors camper.) All this for $100 per night. I seriously doubt the seasonal camper neighbors I rubbed sho

We had a wonderful weekend for our anniversary trip! The owner was on site and so flexible with accommodating us. We had a 32 foot class A and a car trailer and it was perfect. Close enough to activities (e-bike/wineries/down town/fishtown). Lots to do! We will be coming back. The owner was quick to respond for all our questions!

We stayed for 2 weeks over the 4th of July holiday as a Working/Vacation while being able to connect to the campgrounds working Wi-Fi we were able to work comfortably during the day and being close enough to town to be able to enjoy TC and the Cherry Festival. This is a small campground with a store, restaurant, bar and marina so it quiet and you're left to entertain yourself. but again close to town, but far enough away from everything to enjoy being away.