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Drew's Campground
Overview
Drew's Campground is a family-oriented destination situated in the scenic landscape of West Michigan. Known for offering a classic camping atmosphere, it serves as a reliable base for travelers looking to experience the charm of the Lake Michigan shoreline. The park maintains a traditional campground feel that prioritizes a quiet, communal environment. It is a well-established property that focuses on providing a comfortable, home-away-from-home setting for seasonal visitors and short-term vacationers alike, ensuring guests have a consistent and pleasant stay.
Location & Surroundings
Located just a short drive from the sandy shores of Lake Michigan, this campground offers excellent proximity to the natural beauty of the region. Being situated in Holland, MI, means you are positioned near lush forests and rolling dunes. The surrounding area is defined by its peaceful rural setting while remaining connected to the local community. It is an ideal spot for those who appreciate a quiet retreat that feels tucked away from the noise of the city.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is equipped with essential facilities to support a comfortable RV lifestyle. Guests can take advantage of full hookup sites and well-maintained grounds that accommodate various vehicle sizes. A prominent feature of the park is its swimming pool, which serves as a central hub for relaxation during the warmer months. Additionally, the campground includes clean restrooms, shower facilities, and ample space for outdoor activities, ensuring that all basic needs are met throughout your stay.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Visitors to Drew's Campground have easy access to the famous tulip gardens and historic sites that define the Holland area. You can spend your days exploring the Big Red Lighthouse or walking through the expansive local beaches and state parks. The downtown district is only minutes away, offering a variety of unique shops and local dining options. Whether you prefer hiking on dune trails or enjoying a leisurely afternoon in the park, the local region offers something for every traveler.
Who This Park Is Best For
This campground is perfect for families and couples seeking a relaxed, traditional camping experience in a beautiful region of the Midwest. It is particularly well-suited for those who prioritize a quiet neighborhood atmosphere over high-energy resort amenities. If you are looking for a reliable, clean, and friendly place to park your RV while you explore the beaches and history of Holland, this property provides a highly accessible and convenient home base for your Michigan getaway.
User Reviews
Mitzi Switzer Stroup
This campground is mostly long-term trailers. The elderly woman who runs it is very nice, but the campground is way substandard. The location was OK but not real close to Holland. On Friday and Saturday night a bunch of long-term residents stay outside and drink and are loud until one in the morning or later.
Mary Louise
We have come here a couple times. It’s an older place but peaceful. They sold firewood, and our neighbors were always great to us. Showers weren’t great, but nothing worse than the state park campgrounds.
Doug Martin
Very dated place. Old junk campers setting around. Shower house leaves much to be desired. Four lane highway is 200 feet from the campground with constant traffic noise. But I will say that the sites are nice enough, with plenty of grass.
Adam Michel
Unfortunately had to stay here over the summer as this was the only place that had vacancy and accepted an older RV. Of the four months we stayed there, we had working utilities for about 3 weeks. The water barely makes it out the faucet when it is working BTW. The rusty playground equipment, empty pool, peeling paint, junk campers and overgrown trees give this place a nice post-apocalyptic vibe. Add in the constant lawn mowing, with no other maintenance and it has its own little corner of hell. Honestly with the way this place is maintained I'm surprised only 1 person died this summer. That might be because the residents have learned not to use the showers to avoid tetanus. According to my wife the women's bathrooms are even worse then the men's I took pictures of. At one point we had three loose Pitbulls and a Husky wandering the park , but we're down to one pit bull as of september. We've also found a new respect for the plight of the homeless as the long term tent campers on either side and in front of us remind me of the Portland indigent camps. It's been an experience, that for sure. One I hope to not have again.
Edward Kropp
No water pressure or hot water in the showers plus they are disgusting and very small, they let the garbage get so overloaded and nasty the dumpster was covered in maggots, and if your dumping your RV it overflows no matter how slow you go and don't expect a refund they only give credits what a joke.. avoid if all possible CROOKS...