Greenwood Family Campground

Old but full of charm! This small, family-friendly campground has about 50 shaded sites, most with 30-amp water/electric hookups and a few 50-amp and full hookups. Sites are level but tight for big rigs, and tent campers should avoid Site 6 in rainy weather. The bathhouse is old and musty but scrubbed regularly—nothing fancy, but you’ll get clean. The hosts, Karen and Carl, are wonderful and keep... Old but full of charm! This small, family-friendly campground has about 50 shaded sites, most with 30-amp water/electric hookups and a few 50-amp and full hookups. Sites are level but tight for big rigs, and tent campers should avoid Site 6 in rainy weather. The bathhouse is old and musty but scrubbed regularly—nothing fancy, but you’ll get clean. The hosts, Karen and Carl, are wonderful and keep things safe and family-friendly (they strictly enforce the 5 MPH speed limit). The park offers lots of free activities: paddleboats, tubes, banana bikes, a game room, a small beach, a pond for catch-and-release fishing, and Saturday hayrides. Firewood delivery is $20 for a huge load. Greenwood Lake, the Rifle River canoe launch (4 miles east), and West Branch shopping/dining make great nearby side trips. Not a luxury resort, but a classic Michigan camping experience where you’ll feel right at home.

Our friends and family love this Campground. Carl and Karen are the owners and they are the best of people. We use the group camp every year. That's the rustic part of the Campground. It's deep in the woods through trails that are just wide enough to fit our small camper. There's no quiet time in that area because it's far enough away from the front that no matter how loud we are, we can't bother... Our friends and family love this Campground. Carl and Karen are the owners and they are the best of people. We use the group camp every year. That's the rustic part of the Campground. It's deep in the woods through trails that are just wide enough to fit our small camper. There's no quiet time in that area because it's far enough away from the front that no matter how loud we are, we can't bother the mainstream campers. There's a haunted forest, a small swimming pond, modern showers and bathroom, plenty of room to roam, and friendly faces every direction you look.