Ojibway Tent Trailer Park — Campground in Garden River

Reviews of Ojibway Tent Trailer Park

• Sophia

  Added 2016.04.26

  I booked a powered site and was initially given an unpowered lot.
• Angel

  Added 2016.04.14

  Maps did not have outhouse listed and the roads are poorly marked.
• Hayden

  Added 2016.02.23

  Beautiful beach,large lots,close to home, no WiFi
• Bryan

  Added 2015.10.30

  This place needs to rethink what they are charging based on what I received.
• John

  Added 2015.06.29

  My fire pit was actually a heap of rubble filled with metal garbage including a discarded oil filtre.
• Grace

  Added 2015.02.06

  Friends and family
• Justin

  Added 2014.09.19

  I bought a bundle of wood for $10. Which is expensive. The bundle was small and realized that it was still green when the wood was hissing sap while the wood I brought heated it.
• Justin

  Added 2014.08.01

  Loved it awesome place for kids
• Jose

  Added 2014.07.11

  Location good, bathrooms good...but it's an outhouse until 7am. Which would not be bad if it wasn't 200m away in the dark.
• Gavin

  Added 2014.04.01

  This park appears to be on the Indian reservation and on your way to the park you see a huge unwelcoming sign saying "THIS IS INDIAN LAND". It's a large section of thin pine forest, along the lake that they turned into 500 (or a lot) of sites. in mid summer was probably 100 sites full of permanent residents in all sorts of hokey residences, surrounded my a hodge-podge of yard stuff. we drove through with our camper, and were driving really slowly, observing the culture and a group of resident picnicers yelled "SLOW DOWN" at us. Keep driving.
• Nathan

  Added 2013.11.29

  The folks at this camp ground bend over backwards to help and please everyone. We will stay there in the future with this happy bunch. You get a wave and a smile from everyone as they pass. The sites are huge and give one the feeling that they are actually camping. Lots of shade and trees and a beautiful beach are winners. The campground is being constantly upgraded while remains non-commercial. Thanks , people of Ojibwe First Nations.