Talk about mosquito's! They will eat you up alive! And if you have a pet, you better not go site seeing around Battle Creek or Kalamazoo! They will impound them so quick and then you get to come back for a court date! We camped here in a Motorhome.

While I have to agree with the previous post about Ft Custer SP sites being a challenge for large rigs, we stayed there for three days in August and had an enjoyable time. I rate it a 7 because most of the sites are conducive to tent campers, pop-ups, and TTs or 5ers that are less than 28ft in length. For a such a large CG with 219 total sites we found it surprisingly quiet and the other campers well behaved. We had site 158, which is a beautiful site, very shady, but tight backing into because of huge oak trees as you back in and along the length of the paved pad. By using part of the unpaved tent site just across from my site I was able to maneuver my Chevy 3500 and Jayco 31RLS 5er into the site. All sites at this CG are back-in. For the benefit of those with rigs of my size/length, other sites I investigated on foot that would accommodate my rig, especially in terms of ease for backing in were 109, 56, 52, 90, 82, and 66. If you are driving a Class A or a Super C, about the only site that will work for you is 169. It's easy in/easy out, but it is wide open with no shade at all from the am/pm sun. There are lots of very nice biking/hiking trails throughout the park, and the lakes are very family friendly. The dump site was adequate, however, the hoses and fittings need replacing, and the potable water pressure was low. It took forever to fill my potable tank upon arrival. The bath/restroom buildings looked new, however, we did not use them. Firewood is pricey at $5 per bundle. Expect the CG to be crowded Fri-Sun, but very open Mon-Thurs. The CG is easily accessible from I-94. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

If you have a class A motorhome do not use this park. We scraped numerous trees with our roof both getting into and out of our site. We told the ranger that they really needed to trim a bunch of trees and he didn't even understand why. We also had trouble accessing the electric hookup and we have a 50 foot cord and that is a problem on most of the sites. If you have a tent or popup and you like mosquitos then this park is fine but be aware that, in addition to the fee, you have to pay another $8 for your MH and $4 for your toad. $41 is pretty high for a 30 amp connection with no sewer, water, cable or wifi. We camped here in a Motorhome.