Muskegon KOA

If you’re looking for an RV park in Michigan but aren’t quite sure which one to choose, camping at Muskegon KOA is always a good option. This green, beautiful campground has not one but two private lakes, perfect for fishing, swimming, and paddling - choose between kayaks, canoes, and paddle boards. If you still want more water, there are floating water slides.

On dry land, you can show off your skills in the horseshoe pit or on the basketball court. The fun doesn’t end there: there’s also a jumping pillow and Saturday night hay wagon rides - a rootin'-tootin' option indeed.

For your motorhome rental, there are full hookups and pull-through 50 amp sites - each with their own picnic table and fire pit for those cozy, memorable nights roasting marshmallows over the flames. Didn’t bring any marshmallows? The camp store's got you covered. Or if you’d rather get some quality screen time, there’s Wi-Fi, and even though you’re motorhome camping, you can rent bikes and go for a refreshing ride. If you managed to get some stains on your clothes while having the time of your life, fear not - just make use of the laundry facilities on-site.

However tempting it might be, you probably didn’t go RV camping at Muskegon KOA to stay at the campground the whole time - not when there’s so much to see and do in the area. Like the heaps of art and culture in the small city of Muskegon, or the USS Silversides Submarine Museum with a preserved WWII sub (open for tours), or the sand dunes and lighthouses. You can pop over to the exciting city of Grand Rapids, and the recreation options there aren’t too shabby either. There are golf courses and bike trails, or you could see various presidents and Civil War heroes in Hackley Park - statue versions, of course. Michigan’s Adventure and Manistee State Forest are also just around the corner; there’s no time for dull moments when renting an RV here.