Got lucky and had a larger “non premium” site (178) that we fit in and ended up with NO ONE around us. If the area was full it would have been much less fun. Site had water and power but no sewer but had a convenient dump station. There were a lot of rules including the gates TURNING OFF after 11:30pm so you’d “have to walk”.
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We spent two nights at Silver Hills Campground in Michigan during June, landing site 178, a larger non-premium spot that happened to be quiet with no neighbors nearby. The site had water and 30 amp power but no sewer, though a dump station was conveniently located on the property. The campground enforces quite a few rules, including gates that close after 11:30 pm, which means walking if you arrive late.
The real draw here was proximity to Silver Lake Sand Dunes, just ten minutes away. At $94.50 per night, the location made it worthwhile for our trip. The grass pad was reasonably level, and the property offered plenty of amenities including a pool and store. Cell service through AT&T was strong, and we used Starlink as a backup. If the campground had been full, the experience would have felt more crowded, but we lucked out with the timing.
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