Village Inn On The Lake Hotel & RV Park

Tanya Cline

3 months ago

Beautiful place across the street from Lake Michigan. Lots of traffic on the road which surprised us and made it noisier. They have hotel rooms too but we stayed in the RV part. Not much room between rigs but the view was awesome each day.

Saenphet Ratsavong

4 months ago

Decided to stay here after Discover Wisconsin’s video highlighting several surrounding areas and researching rustic roads for scenic drives. First time staying here; my wife and I initially ran into a snag with our key not working but Brian and the front desk upgraded us into a room with a hot tub. Everything was quiet, clean, relaxing and friendly. Will be back with the family to enjoy the mini golf course. FYI, if you stay in the suites towards the back, you’ll be neighbors with the RV areas directly facing you, but everyone’s quiet and respectful. Thank you for being so nice and helpful!

Sandi W

4 months ago

First impressions were not great but employee Brian’s hospitality turned our stay around. A local power outage had knocked out the hotel and RV park’s reservation system when we arrived and no one could be checked in. Once the power came back on, we learned that the “Lakefront Pull Through Site” which we had reserved (and received an emailed confirmation for) was unavailable—and that we had been assigned a different space at the back of the RV park. Brian assured us that we’d love the spot (we did) but could not confirm whether the price had been adjusted (he later was able to adjust and confirm). After a rocky start, we enjoyed the hot tub, poolside beverage service, sunset mini-golf, and the lakeside multi-use path accessed across a 4-lane highway. The sites are close together but most have a small patch of grass and fire ring. The campground was clean and quiet. The road noise was not an issue for us at the back of the campground but would be more noticeable closer to the road/lakefront. I had not realized when I booked the Lakefront Pull-through site, that the RV park was not on the lakefront but across a fairly busy road. That’s an important detail that I completely overlooked, so mentioning it here.