Happy Acres

My wife and I typically stop at Happy Acres at the end of the camping season on our way home to Grand Rapids, MI so we can empty out our holding tanks , enjoy one last night camping and have a short drive back home. The campground has made a number of really nice upgrades over the last 2 years. The upgraded concrete pads with gravel drive, new electric pedestals and sewer connections are top grade. We are typically too late in the season to enjoy the pool and other activities, but they offer a lot of great events throughout the summer. Very clean and meet the standards that many campers are looking for.

Amy and the staff were absolutely amazing. The battery in our smoke detector, in our camper, went bad during our stay and was driving us crazy. I went down to the camp store, and they were not due to open for another couple hours. When they saw that I needed something, they chased me down and was more than willing to go back to their shop and get a battery for me. The grounds are super clean and the lot sizes are very nice. We definitely will be back.

My husband & I took our household camping for the first time. It was 2 adults, 2 kids - age 13 & 10, 2 dogs) We didn't want to be far from home for being our first time, 30 minutes away from where we reside. We rented this for 2 nights. This was a perfect choice. We rented a cabin due to my husband's sleep apnea and wasn't sure what the weather would be like as it can be unpredictable at times! (Welcome to the Midwest!) Staff (Ami & Patrick) were extremely helpful and friendly! Highly recommend! The campground is well taken care of and you can see the love being poured into the place!

The photos are after we got packed up. I cleaned up afterwards and a photo during one of many bonfires as we used this as our source of cooking. The placement we had, bathroom was perfect walking distance to everything in the campground. We saw they have other things to enjoy that we didn't partake it but we plan to camp again in the warmer months too to enjoy the other things then.

Also, We just took advantage and went to Pokagon State Park, 14 minute drive. $7 to get in for the day! It was beautiful there. I love that certain things are within reasonable driving distance.

We were on a journey this summer to find a possible seasonal campground.
Through a Google search we found Happy acres.
What a hidden gem this place is .
Things started out a little rocky. When we went to hook up our water it busted the waterline. Within 10 minutes of calling the after hours phone number the owner was there along with many other employees to help get things going. We had water back on in less than an hour.

After that, it was smooth sailing. Everyone is so friendly. The lots are so spacious. They have nightly, monthly,seasonal,whatever you’re looking for this place has it.

On our departure, they made sure they text us and told us the quickest way to get out onto the highway. They are always looking out for their guests.

Very nice campground. The sites are well spaced, level, and have what looks like new electric, water and sewer hookups. Everything from the landscaping to the buildings to the pool are all very well maintained and clean. Check-in was easy and even included a personalized campground map. They even had a nice personalized tag already on our campsite # sign that was laminated. After setting up went to office for a restaurant recommendation. Very nice staff, met the owners and following their advice had a excellent dinner. It is obvious the owners and staff take pride in their campground. It was a perfect stop as we were heading back home from the U.P. of MI. We will definitely be back next time we pass through the area.