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Michigan Recreation Passport is required for vehicle entry into state parks and recreation areas, state boat launches, state forest campgrounds and state trail parking lots. The Michigan Recreation Passport does not cover local, county, municipal, or metropolitan parks or recreation areas. Learn more: https://www.michigan.gov/dnr/0,4570,7-350-79134_79210---,00.html
From town: Go 11 mi N on CR 15 & CR 20.
Beautiful hidden campground 🤩🙂! We had a great spot on the lake and got some good photos. No electricity,but it was nice!
Fantastic place, nice roomy site's right on the water, you can ride trails right from the campground.
Great little Campground. Perfect rustic camping for riding the ATV trails on a pretty little Lake and nice and clean. They have two outhouses and a hand pump for water or you can bring a camper. Be sure to bring a generator because there is no power. Highly suggest riding the avt and motorcycle trails Ambrose trailhead.
Our hidden get away.
My family absolutely adores this campground.
It is quiet, peaceful, and incredibly beautiful. Rustic camp sites with several on the lake.
Very well maintained. Bathrooms are kept clean and tidy.
The lake is a great place to fish for bass, pike, and panfish.
Nice concrete daily use boat launch with a small pier/dock
The water is crystal clear.
The surrounding forrest is a great place to walk and explore.
It sits right on the trail for motorcycles, sxs, Snowmobiles, and 4 wheelers.
A true 5 star rustic campground!
Easy to maneuver large vehicles with trailers or campers. Some sites have extra/overflow parking.
Another large parking lot for big outfits for daily use right on the trail head.
We call it our secret getaway.
Very nice rustic state campground (no running water or electricity with bathroom's being two outhouses). Sites were spacious and well kept, overall nice quiet campground with both lake frontage sites and wooded sites. ORV friendly campground with very good trail riding right from it. On the lake (Ambrose Lake) with a boat launch right in the campground.
