Detroit / Ann Arbor KOA Holiday
Camp Under the Stars, Together
At a Glance
Best Ages
All ages
Cost
Varies
Time Needed
Half-day to full day
Indoor/Outdoor
Outdoor
Weather Fit
All seasons
Stroller Access
Good
Washrooms
Available
Food
On-site options
Parking
Plentiful
Booking
Recommended
Parent Effort
Low
Unplug from screens and reconnect with nature at Detroit / Ann Arbor KOA Holiday - where every sunset brings a new adventure for the whole family.
About This Place
A family-friendly campground in Ypsilanti, Michigan, offering tent and RV sites with modern amenities like restrooms, showers, and picnic areas. Ideal for outdoor adventures and weekend getaways near Detroit and Ann Arbor.
Nature's Playground
Explore wooded trails and meadows.
Campfire Stories
Share s'mores around a crackling fire.
Open-Space Fun
Let kids run, ride, and roam freely.
Good to Know Before You Go
- Parking
- Designated parking spaces available for RVs and tents; some spaces may be limited during peak season.
- Washrooms
- Clean, well-maintained restrooms with hot showers available for campers.
- Stroller access
- Paved pathways throughout the campground enable easy stroller access.
- Safety notes
- Campground has security patrols and emergency call stations; recommend securing personal belongings.
- Food policy
- Cooking is allowed in designated fire pits and grills; no open fires outside of provided areas.
- Booking
- Reservations recommended, especially during peak seasons and holidays.
- Laundry services
- On-site laundry facilities available for guests.
- Wi-Fi
- Free Wi-Fi available in common areas and near the front desk.
Kid Fit by Age
Clean facilities and peaceful setting make it ideal for infants; quiet areas are available for naps and rest.
Safe, open spaces allow toddlers to explore and play; nearby natural surroundings provide gentle sensory experiences.
Nature-based activities like bug hunting and short walks engage young children; picnic areas offer fun spots for play.
Hiking trails, fishing, and open lawn spaces keep elementary-aged kids entertained; staff often organize kid-friendly events.
More independent activities like biking or exploring trails are possible, though entertainment options are limited beyond nature-based fun.
Teenagers may find the area quiet and less stimulating; enjoyable for bonding with family, but lacks modern attractions or peer-focused activities.
Insider Tips
Arrive before noon to secure a prime site
Use the free Wi-Fi at the front desk
Join weekend campfire gatherings for fun
Check the bulletin board for local events
- •Keep children near campsite at all times
- •Store food securely to avoid wildlife
- •Use flashlights after dark
- •Step-free access to main facilities
- •Designated accessible camping sites
- •Sensory-friendly quiet zones available
- •Baby change facilities in restrooms
schedule Best Time to Visit
Visit mid-week in early spring for the quietest experience.
shopping_bag What to Bring
- check_boxInsect repellent
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- check_boxCamp stove
- check_boxRefrigerator cooler
Location
Last checked: 2026