Six Lakes Campground

Been retired 6+ years and finally know what it means to relax. This is Natures Chain of Lakes Campground. The best in Michigan for sure. We’ll get a seasonal site when one becomes available.

It's nice they have a boat ramp and little boats you can rent. There is a playground and not loud or anything at night or to early in the morning. It is pretty close to the road so if you were in a tent you would definitely hear the traffic. Showers a big and water was hot. Not the cleanest but certainly not the worst I have seen. If they had a pool that would be great! Nice owners. Would definitely go again because my husband loves to fish out on the lake there. 🙂

Really boring place nothing to do besides fish sleep and eat 2nd yr here next yr going somewhere else

Had a difficult time initially making the reservation but was a great location with lake access, just know the majority of campground is seasonal. Also a BIG beware that there is a tremendous amount of poison ivy around the campsites & we got no warning despite advising mgt we would be arriving at night. Row boat rental (no motors available) for fishing was super cheap & they had swings & a good old-fashioned merry-go-round for the kids. Pleased that check out was not until 1pm however when we attempted to return the boat stuff & check out 1/2 hour before office closed there was a sign in the window stating they'd be back at 12:45 (she was "running an errand for her dad"). Overall would probably stay again just for the location but would come better prepared for the challenges.

We tent camped here over the recent 4th of July holiday, and it was a great experience. They put tent campers in their own section in the back of the grounds near the lake. The owners were great during the whole process. From booking the site to when we left, they were very accommodating and nice. The bathroom and shower facilities were clean and worked well. The shower had good pressure and the water was hot. We will be coming back to 6 Lakes the next time we want to camp in the Hillsdale area.