Overlooking Hart Lake, John Gurney Park occupies 17 acres of well-maintained grounds. Our friendly campground has something for everyone and is located in the midst of Michigan's beach towns. Pull up your RV or camp primitive. We also have plenty of fun onsite activities to choose from. Enjoy a game of horseshoes, grab a snack at our concession stand, cast your line in Hart Lake, or watch the sunset in your kayak.
Offsite, you can visit nearby attractions like Silver Lake Sand Dunes, Hart Historic District Museum or jump on 22-miles of paved bike trail that connects to John Gurney Park. Downtown Hart's charming shopping and dining district is within walking distance. Take the family on a West Michigan getaway!
Offsite, you can visit nearby attractions like Silver Lake Sand Dunes, Hart Historic District Museum or jump on 22-miles of paved bike trail that connects to John Gurney Park. Downtown Hart's charming shopping and dining district is within walking distance. Take the family on a West Michigan getaway!
Services
Tradition country band, Yesterday's Wine performing live at the Hart Commons at the corner of Main and State Street on Hart Lake - FREE. Thursday concerts take place from 7-9 PM. Come early & enjoy a meal at one of our local eateries - bring your lawn chair or blanket. Country meets roots rock with powerful vocal performer, Drew Hale live at the Hart Commons at the corner of Main and State Street on Hart Lake - FREE.
Reviews (9)
Sami Bratkovic
Aug 15, 2021
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J. W.
Aug 01, 2021
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Carlos Mondeau
Jul 31, 2021
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Camping here was kind of a mixed bag. There was no clear divider lines for the neighboring camp lots so anybody can (and had) walked right into your camp to get around, the restrooms were hardly clean (I almost preferred to go in the woods), and the showers were quite run down and probably needed to be updated.
The biggest issue I had was how far you have to travel to get supplies if you were careless enough to forget anything (not to mention their lacking and overpriced store that only accepts cash). I understand that camping is a traditional thing, but the campgrounds could stand to be a bit
The biggest issue I had was how far you have to travel to get supplies if you were careless enough to forget anything (not to mention their lacking and overpriced store that only accepts cash). I understand that camping is a traditional thing, but the campgrounds could stand to be a bit
Derek Masterman
Jul 18, 2021
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Jonathan Basler
Jul 17, 2021
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We stay here at least once a year with family. Close to Silver Lake Sand Dunes with the added benefits of an adorable little town. One of the best small, public (non-state) parks in Michigan. Kayaking , fishing and other activities on site, and wifi good enough to stream the British Baking Show 😄🥧 🍪
Mark Leonard
May 19, 2021
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RV camping review.
From E. Main Street we entered on Eastern Park Rd in a 38' class A where the brown park sign indicated to enter. The road is dirt, but it was smooth.
Alternately you can enter on Woodlawn Avenue, just be sure to NOT drive under the arch. Right at the arch hook a right on Kathryn Street, then left on Eastern.
The park is mostly occupied by full timers and looks it as such but is not too junky aside from a few RV's. That said, our stay was quiet enough and peaceful. Oddly every morning around 2am or so a noise starts up from what sounds like a manufacturing operation and goes
From E. Main Street we entered on Eastern Park Rd in a 38' class A where the brown park sign indicated to enter. The road is dirt, but it was smooth.
Alternately you can enter on Woodlawn Avenue, just be sure to NOT drive under the arch. Right at the arch hook a right on Kathryn Street, then left on Eastern.
The park is mostly occupied by full timers and looks it as such but is not too junky aside from a few RV's. That said, our stay was quiet enough and peaceful. Oddly every morning around 2am or so a noise starts up from what sounds like a manufacturing operation and goes
Sheree Montie
May 15, 2021
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Elizabeth Vlietstra
Dec 31, 2019
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Nice sites, but bathrooms not cleaned or restocked fully. Sanitary trashes weren't emptied daily, even when full. Shortly after cleaning, stalls were fully out of toilet paper. The plus side is the showers have a lot more space than the state park campgrounds.
Also, there was trash dropped on an empty site that was left for 3 days before they cleaned it up.
Also, there was trash dropped on an empty site that was left for 3 days before they cleaned it up.
Charles C.
Jul 06, 2014
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We camp seasonal here, love it. Sits on Hart lake. Small quiet campground. And the managers are very nice people. Ten minutes from the silver lake sand dunes entrance. And Hart has much to offer. The campground itself is clean and well kept. The bath house is newer with large showers. We really enjoy camping here.
