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Oak Shores Campground
Feb 9, 2009 by Judy from Kalamazoo
Overall Rating: 6

• We really liked the paved roads and it was clean.
• The playground needs to be up dated for the older kids 6-11.

“We when there for a week, (my family) and we loved it. We liked the paved road, so we could ride our bikes. The pool was clean and the bathroom & shower was clean. They had games that the kids could use, basketball,shuffle board, and there was a lot for the kids to do. Some of the staff could be rude but most was nice the kids could draw on the road and there was trail they could ride the bike on and riding the golf carts didn't bother us and everyone that came by us waved, so yes we would go back.”

Oak Shores Campground
Jul 28, 2008 by Shane from bdale
Overall Rating: 1

• Pretty.
• Not for families.

“Wouldn't go back. Not family friendly. No fun allowed. Looks beautiful, but looks are deceiving!”

Oak Shores Campground
Jul 28, 2008 by jamie from gobles
Overall Rating: 1

• It appeared nice. Then reality hit.
• Plain mean.

“The staff at the campground yanked a toy from a friend of mine who was playing with his son, she had no compassion and told him if he didn't like it to get out (this was at the pool) where they state its the law that floaties, toys and life jackets are illegal to utilize in the pool. I have looked up the law and found no such thing. The lady truly had no reason or right to snatch this from anyone and then she did not enforce the law for everyone. another child had a life jacket on, even though she said they are illegal and apparently you can wear arm floaties but cannot use a ring, or life jacket. I would not recommend this to anyone. Rude!”

Oak Shores Campground
Jun 26, 2006 by Ken from Marysville
Overall Rating: 4

• A lot of permanent campers.
• Too many rules!!!!

“It has a lot of Permanent campers. It also has a lot of rules! not recommended for campers with kids (ages 0-17). It seem there is a rule for everything children do while camping. No scooters, no Rollerblades - you name it-- you can have a PEDDLE bike. NO TOYS ALLOWED IN POOL. This campground is more for the senior citizens than a family. I will not return. Rules do not apply to the a permanent campers. Golf carts constantly driving the "LOOP" not bad if you don't mind the buzzing of golf carts all day! -- Lake not real clean there is a lot of pond scum.”