The Fields of Michigan

Our stay at the Fields of Michigan was absolutely unforgettable. We stayed in a gorgeous cabin surrounded by peaceful pines, with the scent of lavender in the air and beautiful trails for long, quiet walks. Blueberry picking was such a special experience, and the kids had the best time—especially with the s’mores by the fire at night! The cabin was stunning, the service was top-notch, and the staff made us feel so welcome. Pet-friendly too, which made it perfect for the whole family. We’re already planning our return!

Perfect place for a friend trip: everyone has their own space and it’s all walkable around the pool, restaurant, store. ||Fire pits, free s’mores and more. ||More details in a google review i just posted but bottom line is i highly recommend the fields of Michigan and am def gonna make this an annual stop (we’re in Chicago so super easy drive up) ||//||Amazing visit: the saltwater pool + a salty summer beer = the sensory experience i didn’t know i needed. ||The staff was helpful and friendly, and the blueberries were endless! (We picked buckets and buckets and still there were more - they use the leftover blueberries at end of season for a collab with Virtue Cider and need to try.) ||We stayed in a glampy cabin (mid range) and it was cool on a hot July night. Our friends stayed in a cabin so we had the private fire pit in their back yard (also a fire pit in the front of ours, but we used their more secluded space for our s’mores (which are free every night)) ||Even the basic cabins looked good (walked past the spa to see those) with king beds (our duvet was Ugg brand. So plush and comfy.) ||The “text if you need anything at all hours” worked really well too. And the store (gummy bears and lemonade for the kids) was open late, which was fun. ||Free continental breakfast and coffee with oat milk, too. ||I’ll be dreaming of the lavender smell and the pitter patter of the rain on our canvas roof for a long time. ||Core memories made!

What a spectacular stay! From the moment you arrive in the blueberry fields, you know you are somewhere special. The people, the food and sense of place all combine to make a really unique and fun destination. The tents are so much fun - sparkling clean and even air conditioned! And yes, a heater too. Bed is amazing - my kind of camping. Mandy runs the kitchen (or maybe the whole place!?) and makes the most amazing food in town - I would eat here even if I wasnt staying here - and, yes, tons of blueberries in many of the dishes of course. Karl met us at the car park with a golf cart, gave us a tour and got us settled in - super personal - he clearly cares about the area, the hotel and his guests - he is a local so I guess that makes sense! Only negative is the towels are hanging on hooks when you arrive in the tent - a little weird - they were clean of course!

I recently stayed here and had a wonderful time all around. I’d suggest staying at least two nights to get the full experience. I left feeling recharged! ||The property is extremely charming and serene, beautiful setting. You’re tucked away in the woods and on 15 acres of active blueberry farm (which in season you can pick your own!). You can stay in either a cozy canvas tent or cottage. Both are comfortable and well-designed. ||Dining on property for the Supper Club is a must. The multi- course meal is so intentional and carefully crafted with local ingredients from the blueberries and herbs grown on property to local fish. Huge kudos to the chef! ||You can enjoy a massage or take a complimentary bike to explore the nearby area like South Haven and the beach (all via easy trails). ||The hospitality was genuine and the team was very passionate, ensuring the stay was memorable. Such a community environment and you can tell the resort is well-loved.

My husband and I stayed here to celebrate our 1 year anniversary. Upon arrival, we had to call and have someone come pick us up in a golf cart to take us to our tent. Dean was our driver and told us about the history of the grounds. He was so friendly and kind - definitely made a great start to our trip! The rooms themselves are wonderful. They have everything you need. Towels, fans, a cooler for any drinks, and outlets. Definitely recommend the tents with the en suite bathrooms. It takes camping to a whole new level but you still get to enjoy the sounds of nature when you sleep. I got a massage from Melanie who is the sweetest. She did such a great job attending to me and making sure I was comfortable. She propped the doors open so you get a real sense of nature - no sound machine needed! We also took advantage of their bikes and rode into town. We recommend you do this! The trail is stunning and the ride goes by fast by how scenic things are. The grounds themselves are beautiful and well maintained. We would love to come during blueberry season so we can fully enjoy that. Things to make this a five star experience: the first breakfast we had wasn’t the best with options. However, the second breakfast was great! Asparagus quiche with blueberry pastries. Just wish there was some consistency there. Coffee was ok, not the best but not the worst. The pool was a bit dirty but we saw some people working on cleaning it, so maybe we just caught it on a bad day. There were no towels at the pool which would have been convenient. Overall, it was a nice getaway! Good spot for the price and service was wonderful. Some of the kindest people you’ll meet who love their jobs. Thank you, The Fields!

Incredible Family Getaway at The Fields Michigan Our family recently stayed at The Fields Michigan, and it was truly an unforgettable experience from start to finish. Every step of the process, from making the reservation to checking out, was seamless and handled with exceptional care. The reservation process was simple and efficient, with multiple confirmations sent via text, which made everything feel organized and reassuring. Upon arrival, we were warmly greeted by a friendly staff member who gave us a ride to check-in. He made a wonderful first impression, learning all of our names, chatting about where we were from, giving us a thorough tour of the property, and making it clear that he was there to help with anything we might need. The cabins themselves were stunning, modern, clean, and thoughtfully designed. Floor-to-ceiling windows offered gorgeous views of the surrounding woods and our own cozy fire pit. We appreciated the privacy and comfort, including secure locks on both doors, which gave us peace of mind. During our stay, we made the most of the complimentary amenities, including bikes to explore the nearby town, a beautifully lit walking path through the woods, and a delicious, freshly prepared breakfast each morning. Evenings were spent around our personal fire pit, enjoying s’mores and soaking in the peaceful atmosphere. One of the highlights of The Fields is the sense of community and kindness that radiates from the staff. They greeted us by name each day and were always happy to help. Their warm, personal touches truly elevated the experience. I would wholeheartedly recommend The Fields Michigan for couples looking for a romantic escape, families wanting a memorable adventure, or anyone in need of a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature and hospitality. We can’t wait to return!

Staying at The Fields is a unique experience! We stayed in a Fields tent which had a cozy, comfy king bed and bathroom. You can pick blueberries right from the field and the paths and tent area have string lighting at night which makes it magical. Bikes are available and there’s a nice path nearby to ride to the beach. The staff were friendly and kind. Another bonus-the grounds around the fields tent are wood chips (no mud/dirt!) and cars are parked in a lot away from the camp which made it more peaceful. The air conditioner in the fields tent was enough to keep it comfortable at night but didn’t do much with the daytime heat. It’s also very close to downtown South Haven. Highly recommend!

Recently stayed and we have been to several UC experiences throughout the US. Service from Payton was amazing (and Keith was very kind as well). The grounds were serene and quiet as expected for our getaway. We brought our own bikes and the trail nearby is amazing. We couldn’t get a dinner reservation ahead of our booking weeks ago, so we had a 2-3 hour wait in town. Definitely recommend figuring out the food situation ahead of time. Breakfast is free, but at 9am (30 mins after) , it was all gone, so unless you wanted a green apple, there was nothing left there to refuel. If you’re on a romantic stay, be prepared for a lot of young families/ babies and the sort at the pool. I think if they had the more traditional cafe atmosphere on grounds like other UC experiences, we would have had a better time- seems like we were competing the whole time for a sit down / grab and go meal anywhere.

Interesting experience. I went for dinner, food was underwhelming for the cost. I expected a bit more exciting food. Very different dining experience and the property was beautiful. I would probably go again, hopefully the food improves abit.

I have wanted to stay here forever. From their photos on social media, it looks absolutely dreamy. Finally, my husband and I booked a stay here... with our little dog, Bella. I was so excited to finally spend the night here, but sadly, it did not live up to my expectations at all. With the prices at about $400 per night... I expect a luxury stay. This was not a luxury stay, and was more like basic glamping. I have been to numerous glamping resorts around the country, and this was honestly one of my least favorite ones. I think I'm so disappointed because the price point was so high. The interior design was minimal compared to photos I saw online. The photos I saw online didn't look like our tent at all. The shower was honestly a joke. The bottom of the shower just felt like I was standing on a flimsy piece of plastic. It was moving all over the place, and there was no cover to the shower. We visited in the fall time, so I was freezing because there was no shower door or curtain. And when we were in bed, it was a constant battle to keep all the Daddy Long Legs off of our covers. There is not a good closure on the tents, so we had a lot of bugs in our tent. And the reason I have a problem with this is because I'm paying about $400 per night... and I should have a lot more luxury experience for that price. And to add on top of that, the string lights by our tent didn't work at all. Sadly, I will not come back here, and I won't recommend this place to anyone. There are a lot of other glamping resorts I would recommend to people in Michigan.