Pine Ridge RV Campground

Karen Carper

We stayed for a baseball tournament and had a great time. They proactively called us since we were arriving after hours, which was extremely helpful. Bath house was clean, sites well kept, and we'll be back.

Steven Kaczorowski

Such a beautiful campground. But it has the worst management team ever. From not being able make a reservation more than 30 days out to arguing with campers about " added costs". After over 25 years if bi-annual visits, ( spring and fall) I give up. Pity really. But life goes on and I will gladly spend my money somewhere else.

Sergio Reyes

We love the location, grounds & amenities. Staff are always courteous & professional. My wife and I were seasonal this past year and enjoyed the atmosphere. They're closing for the season this week, so we're packing up for now. I'm going to miss this place & the people. It was a great experience meeting new neighbors and celebrating the local festivities. Norm, the owner, has been the most gracious host! My best regards.

79 Fird

Loved the campgrounds themselves. No wifi, pool, etc is actually a plus as I’m used to boondocking/tent camping. Overpriced for what it is though, not to mention pay to shower, and $8 PER PERSON if any family in the area wants to stop by for lunch or something… The only staff member that was nice to interact with was the older gentleman in the office, everyone else seemed to hate their jobs. Everything was fine the first few days, then we left and came back after a couple days after having had to take care of something out of state. Hooked the camper up, and no water. We eventually got enough to get a trickle out of the faucets, and after a lot of messing with it, got somewhat of a flow. Still not enough pressure to even wash your hands. First guy that came out to look at it treated me like I was stupid (I can go over my background if you want…) and said it’s my trailer is the issue. Went back through everything and double checked/replaced strainers and filters, still nothing. Went out and bought a pressure gauge and hooked to the spigot (that was spewing water btw…) Lo and behold, low water pressure, and would bottom out as soon as a faucet in the camper was opened, and flow would drastically drop after 2 seconds. Next guy that came out again tried to blame my trailer also, until I showed him the gauge. Then it was “it’s city water. Not my problem, I don’t know what you want me to do about it.” Campground would be perfect if the staff was actually friendly and helpful. Looks like I’ll be slowly filling my fresh tank with the abysmal pressure for the rest of the time here so I don’t burn out my water heater.

Chris Farmer

We stayed July 4-6 2024 and this is a old school family campground just as I remember as a kid. The service was friendly and efficient and seemed fairly clean although showing its age. 50/30/20/15 amp service and water with sewer at ever site and conveniently located in the middle of the sights reachable without extensions. The site was fairly level. The only thing that could be improved is the height of the sewer compared to most trailers once part was a bit out of level. It was quiet with old growth trees for good shade and felt secluded although just minutes from Frankenmuth. The price was very reasonable for the accommodations.