Sturgeon Valley Campground

Julie McAllister

The place has potential considering all the trails and the close proximity to the Sturgeon River. However, every time there is a heavy rain, the RV part of the campground floods. We changed campsites and got flooded out again. As a result, our vehicles got stuck in the mud. We were constantly worried about destroying the grass with our vehicles or blocking the road if we parked out front. I literally had to wear my knee high rain boots when I stepped out of my camper. We also were there during the ice storm and that was a mess. We were there for only a couple of months when the ownership changed. We found ourselves in a strange situation whereby the new owners were hyper critical of the previous owner’s management. The new owners wanted most of the seasonal campers to leave and They were very disruptive to the whole vibe of the campground. They played music with loud base until 4am drinking and partying most nights. I saw the police talking to the new owner about his behavior. Shortly after the ownership changed, we decided to leave.

51Keyz Crowell

In the beginning was a very good experience and sale. The new owners came about. He seemed nice at first and didn't slip the switch partied. All night. Gotta get it? I'm worried constantly when it rains. Because the floods grow bad, 3 inches deep. You get stuck with your vehicles. That's your campsite. It makes you late for work, not good new. Owners have really bad attitudes. They seem a little bit discriminatory. It's also not very kid friendly, it's not a romantic place. It's not quiet and the view is okay. Slight noise from the highway, but not bad.

Ray Lenkner

We spent 6 nights there in July of 2025. 1st the good. The location is great, close to many off road trails, a couple good restaurants nearby, the 30a electric and water seem good, the highway is nearby but not overly loud. Now the bad, the park is in transition the old owner has let it get rundown the bathrooms are a mess all water faucets at the dump station are broken and laying on the ground. The new owner seems nice at 1st but on Friday night him and some friends were partying and shouting along with loud music till close to midnight, Saturday night was more of the same but it went on till 4:00 am.,this along with the uncontrold dog barking makes for a miserable stay. When the owner shows no consideration for his paying guests it's a recipe for disaster. Avoid this campground at all costs, there are other ones nearby, believe the bad reviews about this campground

Memphisdoug

Stay far away from here! The place is disgusting. Both bathrooms looked like some rodent had been in them shredding toilet paper all over. There was black mold in the showers. The site we reserved had been given to someone else. The next site we were given was also occupied. We asked for a refund and got it. There is a city owned campground in Wolverine. Go there instead. The person who runs it says he gets disappointed campers from Sturgeon Valley daily.

Matt Gring

I'm sorry to say that this place has gone downhill since we were here last. The bathrooms have not been updated in decades and they were messy. The site we were at had no picnic table. We later found it broken and lying in the weeds in between the sites. There were many other picnic tables, benches and equipment which were broken. The water pump at the dump station was leaking more than you could get into your tank. The pond is not usable. There is no really good access to the river like there used to be. They charge $40 per night to camp here. At least there was hot water.