Camp Lord Willing RV Park. Open Year Round - Free WIFI - Full Hookups
1600 Stumpmier Road, Monroe, Michigan 48162, United States
The History of Camp Lord Willing
How it all started
Alfreds RV Park and how it all
Prior to 1958, the State of Michigan worked this land and pulled out dirt for the construction of I-75. They left the land in
During that time period, Alfred and Dolores Haines were interested in purchasing the wooded area next door, but then saw the potential for this piece of
From that point in 1958, the vision of Camp Lord Willing took its root. Alfred and Dolores were now proud owners of 50 acres that needed a lot of
Friends and family immediately found the land to be a great place to pitch a tent and visit with Alfred and
Alfred looked around and clearly stated that this would officially be a campground some day.. "Lord Willing"
And so it became
Alfred dug channels and started the small man made lakes. They allowed people onto the property to swim and tent camp on the little island up
Alfred dug channels and started the small man made lakes. They allowed people onto the property to swim and tent camp on the little island
The History of Camp Lord Willing RV
In 1958, Alfred and Dolores Haines envisioned something extraordinary when they acquired 50 wooded acres in Monroe, Michigan—land that, for years, had been scarred by construction crews building what is now I‑75. With daunting challenges ahead, their unwavering spirit gave rise to a dream rooted in nature and
Friends and family were the first to be invited to this natural haven, pitching tents beneath the trees and enjoying simple pleasures like swimming in Alfred’s newly crafted lakes and fishing in the stocked waters. It was here, amid the serenity of their surroundings, that Alfred remarked: “One day this will officially be a campground… Lord willing.” That heartfelt declaration would become the guiding name for the
Over time, modest developments—tent platforms, rustic campsites, and canals—gave way to a rustic yet well-loved getaway. By 1988, the Haines family formalized their efforts, incorporating the business with Alfred and Dolores as founding board members alongside their ten children. Later that year, their son Charles (“Chuck”) Haines succeeded his father as president. Under his leadership, the park briefly adopted the name “Shady Creek.” In February 2006, consensus and sentiment ushered in a return to its cherished original name: Camp Lord
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. Today, stewardship continues under President Rick