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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/buy-and-apply/rec-pp
Located on State Hwy M-64 south. When arriving from the north, the park is approximately 8 miles south of highway M-28. When arriving from the south, the park is approximately 10 miles north of hwy US 2.
Surprising quiet! Everyone typically goes to bed around 11-midnight. Bathrooms are nice and clean. Fogger/ mosquito repellent is a must have! Very dog friendly, lots of people bring their dogs. Best part is the lake is only a stones throw away from any campsite.
First time camping in Michigan and it didn't disappoint! Our sites (2&3) were right on the water. Very big sites for tents, plenty of room!
Pleasantly surprised at how great this spot was for how crowded it appeared to be before booking. It’s very family-oriented, and my wife and I prefer secluded/ private campsites, but in a pinch this was really perfect.
We were on the north side of the campground on the lake, which offered a cool little path right down to the water for fishing or enjoying the sunset.
Taking one star off because off how crowded things were. Again, normally not an issue, but there were a number of dogs off leash, kids biking around and around on the road path, and louder groups.
Recommended spot for large crews and big families or if needed in a pinch on your travels.
Have stayed there twice now for over a week each time, and only have great things to say! Staff are wonderful, bathrooms are clean, sites are large and well maintained (from a tent-er's point of view), and the park and views are just fantastic. Centrally located for many of the western UP and northern Wisconsin attractions.
