Camp

Super friendly staff, great campsite and location.

Great spot for a stop over prior to taking a flight to the back lakes. Awesome breakfast and great rooms

Great place

Very nice place, quiet and beautiful view of the lake. People are nice.

Beautiful, clean campground on lake Huron. I enjoyed my stay. Everyone was friendly

Manitou is one of my favourite places ever. The family camps are the best way to enjoy an easy-going vacation for those who love camping, but hate tents. The cabins are essentially just four walls, a door, and four bunk beds but you'll be spending most of your time outside anyway! Meals are provided and always delicious (and there's always coffee in the morning!). Note that the point on Google Maps is NOT the actual camp, but where you catch the boat that will bring you to the camp that's west down the channel. The camp is inaccessible by car.

Family friendly! Park is clean places for children to play. I Recommend is park to everyone. Please! Enjoy!

The staff are very friendly and knowledgeable. The campground is very clean and organized. The washrooms and showers out beat most motels. The facilities for cooking, washing dishes etc.... are awesome .I would highly recommend this campground for camping my stay was 7 nights

Beautiful place to camp

We went to Shooting Star five straight years. The first year Shane was extremely accommodating. As time passed, he became difficult. Paying to take fish home was unethical. He tried to keep prime fishing areas a secret. Especially trout.

Nice

We stayed in the star viewing area and we had a clear night which allowed for great start viewing. Only lightly covered in trees so enough protection but lots of sky viable. We didn't have enough time to use any of the other services but it all looked good, and the service was friendly and helpful.

Full service. Big beautiful kid friendly beach and wonderful owners.

Great experience with first year college students. They enjoyed the efforts of the staff and the beautiful landscape.

I spent two weeks at the Indian Line campground at the beginning of July. The place is fine. If you have a camper, you will appreciate the huge lots. Because I had a tent, I found that there was a very serious lack of privacy. One or two trees on the site lines would do a lot for that. My biggest concern is with the noise. While I understand that this is not the park's fault, the sound levels were so high at night that it was really hard to sleep. Between the trains on the track next to the campground and the motorcycles racing in the streets nearby, it definitely wasn't a peaceful camping experience.

never enjoyed this camp when i was younger. I got an allergic reaction and no counsellor had an experience with first aid. Many kids were bullied on the bus.