Eagle Lake Concessions & Restrooms

This is a beautiful campground and the bathrooms were clean and new. HOWEVER, there were mosquitos and poison ivy everywhere - even in the middle of the campsites! My kids had to wear sweatpants and sweatshirts in 75/80 degree weather. We couldn’t go anywhere without there being poison ivy within 5 ft of us. Our group (especially the children) were all covered in mosquito bites (we are talking 10+ on each of their faces - even with using bug spray, and multiple other methods of deterring mosquitos!) The staff were rude and unprofessional. The DNR officers were belittling and grumpy toward a large family group (adults with small children). This was our first time camping at this state park… and likely the last time camping at a Michigan state park. I am so disappointed in how Michigan is using their resources to create a “family friendly” campground when the way people are treated are not reflective of that. The campsites are not safe for children. Do better for someone else’s sake, Fort Custer.

We were here July 23-25, 2021. Lot 112. Right at the beginning coming into park, we were swarmed by mosquitoes. Our lot was AWFUL with them. We couldn’t even enjoy the outside while there. Also did not like our lot. Will not be coming back.

Nice place to ride. Recreation area is. Rey nice.