Otsego Lake County Park

"This park is amazing. I would stay here over a state park any chance I get. Not only is the park well-maintained, but the staff is extremely friendly. The two office girls who look to be in theyre twenty’s were so kind; they greeted my dog with treats, waved at every drive by and were so kind checking us in. I will be back"

"Very nice park. (Rooms are camping sites.) on otsego lake. Close to Gaylord, about 7 miles. The staff are the nicest people! Internet was pretty good for a camp site."

"Stay here if you like cold showers from rusty faucets. Rules aren't enforced with dogs on a leash because I saw 2 large dogs loose on a site run to a leashed dog. The State Police came to visit the same guy the day before for fighting but was still allowed to stay? Not good for kids to see let alone adults."

"Most campsites are a good size, a few are a little small, but overall fairly nice campsites. The beach area, play area, and pavilion are fairly nice and offer a lot of possibilities for a group. That being said the showers are not properly maintained and several of them drain out into the road leaving a pool of hair and soap scum which is unacceptable. The price per lot is fine but the additional charge per vehicle is a bit excessive. I would even call it predatory because it's not well advertised so you show up and you are informed your actual price is 35 or 39 a night. At the end of the trip it's only another 10 or 20 bucks but it's really just the premise that upsets me."

"It's an nice park that has two use areas. It has a camping area and a day use area. The camping area is nice and seems well maintained. The facilities are older but reasonable and are kept clean. There is two restroom buildings with showers for campers in the lower area and only a vault in the site's numbered in the 60s. The sites are reasonably level and do not require to much effort to level a trailer. Not all of the sites have grass and are rather sandy and a few of the sites are prone to collecting water in a heavy rain. However being sand they perk and drain quickly. They do have some handicapped accessible camp sites and there is a couple of cabins for rent as well but I have never seen inside them. The park also has a fill and clean out station with flush water available. The day use area has a large pavilion and is located near the swimming area next to the lake. It also has a boat launch and some parking areas. The swimming area is mostly grass and has some sand play areas for kids but is not a sandy beach. There are a few entry points to the water but does have a sandy bottom. I believe they have the grass and rock in place of sand due to erosion. If you are camping, using the day use area, or launching a boat you must purchase a pass for using the park. We like the park and usually camp here once or twice a season. They have updated the beach to include a greater amount of sand and I believe they have increased the cleaning frequency."