About Dutch Treat Camping & Rec
Dutch Treat Camping & Rec is a third-generation family campground in Zeeland, Michigan, 45 minutes southwest of Grand Rapids. The park features a fishing pond, boat rentals, and an activity field.
Dutch Treat Camping & Rec opened in August 1969 on a reclaimed gravel pit site. The park offers wooded and sandy campsites. Two original ponds included one for fishing and one for swimming.
The swimming pond filled in 1975. The first full-hookup site and the current swimming pool both arrived in 1975. Three generations of the same family operate the campground daily.
The fishing pond holds stocked fish for catch-and-release. Boat rentals include paddle boats for the pond. The activity field hosts volleyball and soccer games.
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What Amenities Does Dutch Treat Camping & Rec Offer?
Dutch Treat Camping & Rec offers a seasonal swimming pool, a fishing pond with boat rentals, and a large activity field for sports and games. The camp store stocks basic groceries and camping supplies.
What Are the Check-In Rules at Dutch Treat Camping & Rec?
Reservations are available online via Campspot. Check-in time is 3:00 PM; check-out is 11:00 AM. A two-night minimum stay is required on weekends during peak season.
Where Is Dutch Treat Camping & Rec Located?
What Attractions Are Near Dutch Treat Camping & Rec?
The campground is 30 miles from downtown Grand Rapids, 25 miles from Lake Michigan beaches at Holland State Park, and 15 miles from the historic downtown of Holland. Meijer and Walmart grocery stores are within 5 miles.
What Activities Are Available at Dutch Treat Camping & Rec?
What Is the Atmosphere Like at Dutch Treat Camping & Rec?
This is a family-focused campground with mostly short-term weekend and vacation stays. The atmosphere is quiet and community-oriented, with scheduled activities on summer weekends.
Are Pets Allowed at Dutch Treat Camping & Rec?
Pets are allowed with a limit of two per site. All pets must be leashed, and owners must clean up after them. Breed restrictions apply for aggressive breeds.
