Cool off on those summer days in our sparkling heated pool or challenge the family to a game of giant chess, mini- golf, basketball, volleyball or horseshoes. Stay connected to family friends and business with free Wireless Internet at your site. Traverse City KOA is the home of 119 sites, both sunny and shaded , ranging from rustic tent sites to deluxe sites, as well as Kamping Kabins, our New Studio Lodges and Kamping Lodges to meet all of your camping needs. Traverse City KOA campground is located in a heartwarm- ing country setting only 15 miles from Traverse City, known as the Cherry Capital of the World. Visit some of the local attractions such as Sleeping Bear National Lakeshore and local orchards, wineries, and vineyards. Also go shopping, see a show at an old-fashioned drive-in, go golfing, canoeing or win big at one of our area casinos. Open Apr. 29th – Oct. 17th, 2010 9700 M-37 Buckley, Michigan 49620 800-249-3203 Make Your Reservation Online: www.traversecitykoa.com Free Wireless Internet NEW! Cable TV Available Award Winning Campground Traverse City KOA Kamping & Kabins 9700 M-37 Buckley, Michigan 49620 PRSRT STD U.S. POSTAGE PAID BIG RAPIDS, MI PERMIT NO.62 Traverse City Kamping & Kabins New Studio Lodges Kamping Kabins Patio Sites
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Cool off on those summer days in our sparkling heated pool or challenge the family to a game of giant chess, mini-golf, basketball, volleyball or horseshoes. Stay connected to family friends and business with free Wireless Internet at your site. Traverse City KOA is the home of 119 sites, both sunny and shaded , ranging from rustic tent sites to deluxe sites, as well as Kamping Kabins, our New Studio Lodges and Kamping Lodges to meet all of your camping needs.
Traverse City KOA campground is located in a heartwarm-ing country setting only 15 miles from Traverse City, known as the Cherry Capital of the World. Visit some of the local attractions such as Sleeping Bear National Lakeshore and local orchards, wineries, and vineyards. Also go shopping, see a show at an old-fashioned drive-in, go golfing, canoeing or win big at one of our area casinos.
Open Apr. 29th – Oct. 17th, 2010 9700 M-37
Buckley, Michigan 49620800-249-3203
Make Your Reservation Online:www.traversecitykoa.com
Free Wireless InternetNEW! Cable TV Available
Award Winning Campground
Traverse City KOA Kamping & Kabins9700 M-37Buckley, Michigan 49620
PRSRT STDU.S. POSTAGE
PAID BIG RAPIDS, MIPERMIT NO. 62
Traverse CityKamping & Kabins
New Studio Lodges
Kamping Kabins
Patio Sites
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Traverse City Kabins & Kampsites RecreationTrain Rides, Bowling, Heated Pool, Mini-Golf, Game Room, Recreation Hall, Banana Bikes, Giant Chess Set, Volleyball, Basketball, Horseshoes, Movies
Campground FacilitiesLarge Grassy & Shady Sites, Cable TV, Wi-Fi, Pull-Thru Sites, Fire Rings, Picnic Tables, Full Hookups, Kamping
Lodges, Studio Lodges & Kamping Kabins, Clean, Modern Restrooms & Showers, 30 & 50Amp Service Available, Fire Rings, Ice, Wood, Gifts, Grocery, Ice Cream and Souvenirs, Camp Store, Complete Laundry Facilities, Firewood, Trailer Storage, Clubs Welcome
Pool is OpenMemorial Day Weekend to
Labor Day Weekend
Traverse City Area 2010 CalendarMay 1-2 Sip n Savor, Leelanau Wine Trail 7-9 Mesick Mushroom Festival & Mother’s Day Weekend 14-15 Come Camp With Us Weekend 15-16 Old Mission Blossom Days 24 Victoria Day 28-31 Memorial Day Weekend
June 12 Leland Food & Wine Festival 18-20 Father’s Day Weekend 25-26 Christmas at the KOA 25 Suttons Bay Art Walk
July 1 Canada Day 1-4 Cedar Polka Festival 3-10 National Cherry Festival 24 Traverse Outdoor Art Fair 27-Aug 1 Traverse City Film Festival
August 6-8 Sleeping Bear Dunegrass & Blues Festival 7 Leelanau Wine, Music & Food Festival 7-8 Suttons Bay Art Festival 7-14 NW Michigan Fair 19-22 Buckley Old Engine Show 27-28 Traverse City Microbrew & Music Festival
September 3-6 Labor Day 10-12 Michigan Schooner Festival 18-19 Annual Harvest Stampede Vineyard Run & Walk and Wine Tour 24-26 Halloween at the KOA
October 11 Canadian Thanksgiving
All event dates are subject to change without notice.Go to www.visittraversecity.com for a complete list of events.
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Traverse City Kabins & Kampsites Summer Fun SamplerTrain Rides, Ice Cream Socials, Face Painting, Crafts,Scavenger Hunts, Movies, Bingo, Balloon Hats,Bike Parades, Activities.
Pets Are Campers Too!A new dog park enhances camping experience for pet owners! The new pet playground is a fenced area of over 1000 square feet of dedicated off-leash space. Pets can run on the agility equipment, roam off leash, and socialize with other pets, while their owners relax in the shade and meet other campers.
Seasonal CampingWhy vacation just once a summer, when you can vacation every weekend, all summer long! Remember, you don’t have to travel a long way, just to get away. Make this your summer of fun at the KOA.
Store HoursPeak Season ..................................... 8:30am - 9:00pmOff Season ...........Monday - Satuday: 9:00am - 6:00pm
More Prestigious Awards for Traverse City KOA!Traverse City KOA was one of the top-rated Parks for 2009, out of more than 12,000 parks in the Trailer Life Directory we placed in the top 300.Traverse City KOA was also awarded two more awards for a very exciting 2009 season. The Founders Award was given to Traverse City KOA for their continued service excellence. This award is only given to the KOA Systems top rated parks. Also awarded was the Presidents Award that is awarded for customer satisfaction and outstanding facilities.
Come Kamp & Care With UsWeekend 2010Join us for KOA’s special Come Kamp & Care With Us Weekend, May 14 & 15, 2010. Pay for Friday, May 14 and kamp Saturday May 15 at the same kampground for FREE! KOA’s Come Kamp & Care With Us Weekend has become a favorite way for many families to kick off their summer camping season.
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Deposit/Cancellation PolicyReservation Guarantee Deposit: A credit card deposit on every site is required to guarantee a reservation. The deposit is charged when the reservation is made.
Cancellation Policy: If you are unable to honor your reservation, call (800)249-3203 and cancel prior to these deadlines: RV/Tent Site: 48 hours. Notify KOA by 4pm two days before your scheduled arrival. Kamping Kabins: 7 days. Please notify KOA one week before your scheduled arrival.
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Deposit/Cancellation Policy (continued) Cancellation Fees: A $10.00 cancellation fee is charged for cancellations made prior the deadline. Cancellations after deadline will result in forfeiture of all deposits. Holiday Weekends & Special Events: do require a minimum night stay, no refunds for late arrival or early departures.
Cancellation Policy for Holiday weekends and special events Including: National Cherry Festival July 3-11, 2010, Buckley Old Engine Show August 19-22, 2010. Sites: 7 days. Please notify KOA more than one week before your scheduled arrival. Kabins: 14 Days - Notify KOA two weeks prior to arrival date. Lodges: All reservations, no refunds for cancellations or shortening of stay.
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15 Miles South of Traverse City or 3 Miles North of Buckley on M-37
Patio Sites Available Patio sites include a large patio area, upgraded with a patio table and chairs, additional seating area, a unique campfire experience, patio lights and landscaping.
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Kamping LodgeExperience the other side of camping in one of our rustic Kamping Lodges. Its like “roughing it” in a vacation home. Spacious and complete, these units offer 400 square feet of living space and sleep 6 people. Our Kamping Lodges feature a separate bedroom with a full-size cedar log bed, a bathroom with sink, shower and toilet, a full service kitchen that includes a sink, cook-top range, microwave and refrigerator, a dining area with cedar dinette table and four chairs, and a living area that includes a cedar log futon. Top it off with central air and heat , cable TV - and this is camping!
NEW! The KOA “Studio Lodge”The new Studio Lodge is the perfect choice for the KOA guest who is looking to upgrade from a Kabin to an affordable, plumbed unit. The Studio Lodge sleeps four and includes a full bath and a refrigerator. It is slightly larger than the Kabin at 18 feet long, with a total of 213 square feet. Heat, air and cable TV make this a great addition to our campground.
Traverse City Kabins & Lodges
Kamping KabinOur cozy log Kabins make camping easy! These one-room units offer 144 square feet of living space. Up to four people can sleep comfortably in each one-room Kabin. All Kabins are equipped with air conditioning. When you stay in one of our Kabins, you’ll want to bring the following items: Sleeping bags or bed items, cooking equipment, personal items. No smoking or pets in Kabins or Lodges.
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Things to See & DoNational Cherry FestivalInterlochen Music CampSleeping Bear Sand DunesTraverse City BeachesDrive-In Movie TheaterBuffalo FarmMusic MuseumOld Engine ShowUnique ShopsLighthousesArt Shows & GalleriesWineriesExcellent RestaurantsCanoeingGolfingMini-golfCasinosTraverse City Film FestivalWaterslidesBoating & FishingHorseback RidingHiking, Biking & Inline Skating TrailsRedwings Training Camp
Traverse City Area Attractions
Area ChurchesSt. Mary’s of Hannah ........................M-113 ..................... 231-263-5640Buckley Wayside Congregational .........214 N 1st St. ............. 231-269-4168Buckley Gospel Tabernacle .................213 E. Wexford ........ 231-269-4190Bay Pointe Community Church ............6880 Secor Rd ........ 231-922-9882
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FOR yOUR COMFORT AND SAFETyCHECK IN: Check in time is after 2:30pm. Check out is 12 noon. No refunds for early departures.OCCUPANCy: Only ONE camping unit, including tents, per site. Limit of 6 people per site, including visitors.QUIET HOURS: As a courtesy to your fellow guests, we observe quiet hours from 10pm to 8am.CHILDREN: Parents are responsible for the actions and safety of their children. Ages 5 years and under must be accompanied to the restrooms. All children under 17 should be at their campsite by 10:00pm or dark, whichever is first, unless with a parent.VISITORS: Visitors must register and receive a parking pass before entering the park. Visiting hours are over at 9:00pm. Admission fee is required.SPEED LIMIT: 5 MPH if it seems slow, you’re doing it right! No mini-bikes, mopeds, motorized scooters please. No bicycle riding after dark. Please do not cut thru sites, use the roads.
ALCOHOL: No public display of alcohol. Alcohol consumption should be kept on your sites only. (Not in excess.) We are a family park. Drugs will not be tolerated.SWIMMING: NO LIFEGUARD ON DUTY, SWIM AT YOUR OWN RISK Open 9am – 8:30pm. Children under 12 must be supervised by an adult. Babies & toddlers must use a swim diaper. No food, drink or smoking permitted in pool area. Please follow posted rules.PETS: Pet owners will be totally responsible for their pets at all times. Keep your pet on a handheld leash and QUIET!! Pets must not be left unattended. No pets are allowed in service buildings, pool area or playground. Dog litter is to be cleaned up immediately, carry a bag. CAMPFIRES: All fires must be in fire rings and attended at all times. DO NOT move fire rings. No wood, dead or alive, it to be collected from within the park.
TREES: Cutting, defacing, removing or damaging trees, shrubs and flowers is prohibited.CLOTHLINES: Do not put up clotheslines. Hang your items off your awning or camping unit. Laundry room is open 24 hours.CARPETS & MATS: No carpets or mats are to be used on grassy sites. Breathable RV mats are allowed.GARBAGE: Is to be put in plastic bags and placed in front of your site by 11:00am or 7:00pm for pickup, or you may drop it in the dumpster in front of the park.
