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Dutch Treat Camping & Recreation offers a serene and welcoming environment for campers seeking a perfect mix of nature and convenience. Nestled at 10300 Gordon St, Zeeland, MI, this campground provides a variety of facilities designed to cater to both leisurely stays and family adventures. With its well-maintained grounds, clean amenities, and friendly staff, Dutch Treat Camping & Recreation is a top choice for travelers visiting the area.
Visitors can enjoy a range of services including RV parking with hookups, swimming pool access, and convenient picnic areas. The campground is particularly praised for its cleanliness, with well-maintained restrooms and showers that are consistently described as some of the cleanest ever encountered by guests. The nearby fishing pond and children's playground add to the charm of this family-friendly destination.
- Well-maintained grounds with mature trees providing shade
- Clean and well-kept restrooms and shower facilities
- Nice swimming pool for cooling off
- Fishing pond and children's playground
- Convenient location near attractions like the Tulip festival
Customer feedback highlights the campground's quiet nights and ease of access, though some note occasional traffic noise during the day. One visitor described it as "one of the nicest parks we have visited," emphasizing the friendliness of the staff and the convenience of amenities.
Dutch Treat Camping & Recreation is highly recommended for families and outdoor enthusiasts, offering a perfect balance of nature and comfort. Whether you're traveling for leisure or attending local events, this campground ensures a memorable stay in Michigan.
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Service options
Onsite services
Highlights
Picnics
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Offerings
RV camping
RV electric hookup
RV water hookup
Payments
Camping fee
Credit cards
Debit cards
Credit cards
Children
Good for kids
Playground
Parking
Free parking lot
On-site parking
Pets
Dogs allowed
Greg Davis
Aug 24
This is one of the nicest parks we have visited. Well kept grounds and very friendly staff. Bath and shower area are some of the cleanest and well kept I have ever seen. Nice pool to cool off in. Quiet nights but some traffic noise during the day. Pretty easy to get to. But watch out for those ?@()!!! Michigan left turns. They will get you. Would highly recommend this park for your travels and family stays.
Jan Leonard
May 09
We camped there for the first time to attend the Tulip festival. It was convenient to all the attractions. I realize that in May and during the week, there were very few children, but we were amazed at how quiet and respectful all the campers were. It is a very nice campground with lots of mature trees for shade. The grounds and bath house were very neat and clean. There is a nice pool, fishing pond and children's playground. We definitely enjoyed our stay.
J Rodd
Jul 28
Wow this place packs you in like a loaf of bread. Literally on top of each other, definitely won’t be back. The site we got was tiny and if our camper was a foot bigger, it would have been in the road and we have a small to medium size one. People constantly walking through your site, very bizarre. I overheard the lady owner yelling at someone, wasn’t a great look for her. Great for camping with small kids bc of the pool and playgrounds, bathrooms and showers and laundry are great. It doesn’t feel like you are in nature, the property sits in between residential neighborhoods and some commercial buildings.
H Drape
Jul 07
Bathrooms and pool are great, and that’s about it. You feel like you’re on top of other campers, sites so extremely close. No place to walk or hike or open woods to play in. And if you have older kids who like to explore, just don’t let them. Owners are kinda crazy and will make you feel bad for kids accidentally taking 2 pieces of wood from a place not clearly marked that it was private property, EVEN when you apologize profusely and try every single way to make it right. Not a friendly vibe. Glad to leave
Nicole Grego
May 13
Went for the Tulip Festival this year and the location was pretty convenient. There is a lot of construction in the area but not the parks fault. The sites are tight (we have a 40ft Class A towing a truck) but it worked as we were only there 2 days. Site was grass which is fine, but it rained quite a bit and it became a mess in the area we were in. Office staff wasn’t rude but not overly friendly either. The other RV’ers near us were great! Lots of people there for the festival and they all shared information with us. For a couple nights this place is convenient and nice.