This was our first time at Green Lake! Overall a great relaxing weekend. Pools are great for the kids. The playground and activities were nice. The staff was great! Great mix of adult and kid activities. The campground was clean and they take pride in keeping it that way! Unfortunately I'm not into "entitlement" when camping. People camping there since the 70's and thinking they own the campground. I could really do without that attitude. It put a small damper on our 1st day.

We had so much fun camping this past weekend at GLC. Everything was clean and well maintained. Staff were friendly and helpful. There were fun events for our kids and a lot of options for swimming. We also really enjoyed having amazing coffee and bakery options at the shop. We will definitely be back!

This campground is the epitome of family friendly American camping. The whole place was very clean, the amenities are great, the staff and fellow campers were all very friendly. We rebooked for next year already!

Great campgrounds and camping experience. Have a seasonal camper and always a great experience. Plenty of activities and events all summer long. Golfing, pools, hayrides, fishing, dj's, pickle ball, etc, etc!! Family oriented and also adult fun. Highly recommend!

Great place to stay with kids. My wife and 5 year old had never camped before and this was a great introduction. Figured we’d go into more advanced areas after this (which we still will for experience), but we now plan to camp here each year in addition because we had so much fun. Caught a 8lb Sun fish. The employees are chill and don’t bother you like other places. There is water and electricity for all spots whether you’re in a tent, camper or of course cabin. The town isn’t far for extra things to do. Green Lake of course is just south of the camp ground. The shop is great for the kids and grabbing a coffee. The bathrooms and plentiful (recommended the one by the office as it gets less traffic). There’s an adult pool, kids pool, and two general pools with a snack bar. I didn’t do golf or tennis, but this place had something for everyone. A worker comes around each day to pick up garbage from each campsite if you leave it in a bag which is awesome. Cons (if you’d call them cons): The small north lake/pond does not have life guards so swim at your own risk. The paddle boards cost $20/hr which was kinda steep, but at least it makes it more available for others. Lots of people are at this camp ground so expect loud noises around you and expect to reserve a spot months in advance. But despite this, you didn’t see too many people out beyond the pool of course which got busy.