Our Campground
We are a family-owned and operated business (read Campground History). Greenwood Acres Family Campground (GWAFC) has over 1100 sites with over 900 seasonal campers. You can enjoy camping from April 1 through October 31.
We are located on the south end of Goose Lake (400 acres). This is a private, spring-fed lake with no public access. On Goose Lake, you can enjoy swimming, fishing, and boating. There is a 5 mph speed limit enforced because of the size and environmental structure of Goose Lake. Jet skis and water skiing are prohibited, so the majority of the boats on the lake are pontoon boats.
Facilities
- Free Wi-Fi
- 20, 30, and 50 AMP
- Full Hookup
- Pull Thrus
- Water/Electric Sites
- Dump Station
- LP Available On-Site
- Picnic Tables
- Fire Pits
- Paved Roads
- Pavilions
- Modern Bath Houses
- Washers/Dryers
- Meeting Room for up to 40 People
- 24-hour Check-in Attendant
- Planned Activities
- Store
- Recreation Center
- 2 Jumping Pillow
- Pool
- Lake
- RC Track
- Playscapes
- FREE 18-hole miniature golf course (Equipment available for rent)
- FREE 9-hole Golf Course
- Pet-friendly
- Golf Cart Rental
Information
Surveillance cameras are positioned around the park and are viewable 24 hours a day by management.
- 24 hour Check-in/out Service
Laundromat: Open 24hrs
- Front-load washers $2.25 • Top-load washers $1.75 • Dryers $1.50
- Table available for folding
- Wheeled baskets available
Campground Office Hours:
April 1st-October 31st:
- Sunday-Thursday 9am-5pm
- Friday & Saturday 9am-8pm
November 1st-March 31st: We are closed for camping but will open on Sundays 12pm-3pm (except Thanksgiving-January 5th) for onsite visits or drive-throughs. Only our main roads are plowed when there is snow. We will be answering phones and emails Monday-Friday 9am-5pm. Call us: (517) 522-8600 Email us: office@gwafc.com
Campground History
Greenwood Acres Family Campground was organized in 1972 as a campground two years after holding the 1970 Goose Lake Rock Festival. Richard Songer, a promoter and road construction contractor from the Detroit area, developed the campground. In 1986, Richard Songer sold the campground to Lyle and Doris Wolfinger.
Previous to Richard Songer's ownership, the different properties were owned by the Wolfinger family and the Greenwood family. Lyle Wolfinger had farmed his property since 1947. At first Lyle did not have a tractor. He held the reins of two horses to plow his fields to feed the 50 cows he milked by hand. Lyle and Doris were married in 1949. As their four children came along, they were all involved in the dairy operation.
Lyle and Doris' son, Wendal, managed the campground until his untimely death in 1988. Since that time Wendy Wolfinger and Sharon Kinchsular have managed the campground. Rex Wolfinger started a few years later. Then Janet came on board in 2002. Before Lyle Wolfinger passed away, the campground incorporated in the name of Greenwood Acres, Co. Inc. After the passing of Doris in 1987 and Lyle in 2004, their children and grandchildren inherited the campground.
It is our desire to operate this property as a family campground. We are striving to continually make improvements and to encourage generations of families to camp at Greenwood Acres Family Campground. With the assistance of our dedicated employees, we are passionate about making each day at the campground an unforgettable camping experience.
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That's really great tks, but what happened to the taco truck?
I thought the taco truck was coming back?
We’ll be there. It’s our first time camping with you. Is there food/food trucks available at the campground or within biking distance? Thank you.
Is your waiting list still waiting????
Sounds like fun! Is their going to be another planned rock painting in a couple weeks when my kids are out of school? I can’t never get their by this time 😢
Euchre on Friday canceled?
Ok thanks for the update
Congratulations 🎉 🛺
Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉
Lot 22 on 16th street?
Fuck you and your pride
Please do not disturb this area!
💗🐢💗
Should put a sign on barricade.
Awesome 👍
We go to an island in NC that is a turtle sanctuary…they put snow fences around the nests
Thank you for sharing this!
That is pretty cool.
Needs a sign people are driving over top of them.
Can you put flags near nests? Also can you make it a rule they cannot be disturbed?
That is so cool
Area should be roped off
Wow! That's awesome!
Christopher Joseph