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Pine Creek⛺️💫Private Hilltop Camp

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· Lake Isabella, Isabella, Michigan
25 acres hosted by E A.
1 tent site
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All to yourself
97% of recent Hipcampers say this Hipcamp felt private.
Nomadic camping
Best for self-contained campers. There are no toilets, showers, or potable water at this Hipcamp.
Learn more about this land: Privet campsite secluded along the Pine Creek high banks. (Designated) This primitive campsite is the only site on our property so there will not be other Campers; giving you peace and solitude.   River access close to campsite. ( River trail )  Small Fire Pit.  Trails for Wildlife/Bird watching,  (Please stay on the designated trails) Sunsets and Stargazing. (Woods Loop Trail ) Very private on a seldom traveled dirt road. Chairs and Table, Bucket for water, and Shovel for fire safety included . No power, No Water, No Toilet, No Trash.  Leave no Trace.  Our Property is home to many wildlife,   ( I am just starting to establish this location as a Campsite.  The trails are in progress so explore with caution,  working on making the campsite even more enjoyable.  History- "This is an old party spot from the 70s" Thanks for Checking out the Listing.  =) Privet campsite secluded along the Pine Creek high banks. (Designated) This primitive campsite is the only site on our property so there will not be other Campers; giving you peace and solitude.   River access close to campsite. ( River trail )  Small Fire Pit.  Trails for Wildlife/Bird watching,  (Please stay on the designated trails) Sunsets and Stargazing. (Woods Loop Trail ) Very private on a seldom traveled dirt road. Chairs and Table, Bucket for water, and Shovel for fire safety included . No power, No Water, No Toilet, No Trash.  Leave no Trace.  Our Property is home to many wildlife,   ( I am just starting to establish this location as a Campsite.  The trails are in progress so explore with caution,  working on making the campsite even more enjoyable.  History- "This is an old party spot from the 70s" Thanks for Checking out the Listing.  =) 
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Biking
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Fishing
Hiking
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Forest
River, stream, or creek
Swimming hole
Field
95%
69 Ratings · 55 reviews
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Ben & Elisa L.recommends
July 31, 2024
Pine Creek⛺️💫Private Hilltop Camp
Private space. Very clean. Great nighttime sky. Coyotes were fun to listen to.
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Alison K.recommends
July 25, 2024
Pine Creek⛺️💫Private Hilltop Camp
Sweet & Slow 💖
E's little slice of sweet and slow country is one of my favorites! No frills and no need for them - unwinding is effortless. From the distant calls of coyotes to the river sand between your toes, it's the perfect environment to heal your soul. 💖
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Dina S.doesn't recommend
July 15, 2024
Pine Creek⛺️💫Private Hilltop Camp
The site was difficult to find, the rocks on either side Host said to look for was covered by weeds. Branches hung over so low on the 2 track trail we could not get our truck camper through. We boon dock alot but this site could've used some weed whipping. Unfortunately we had to go home.
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Kim G.recommends
June 24, 2024
Pine Creek⛺️💫Private Hilltop Camp
Nice get away
The campsite was nice. A true get away, quiet and peaceful. Had a hard time finding location says private property no house or building near the site it's pretty much in the woods off the street. The river was barely there but the pink tape is the trail you would want to follow to find it if interested. Got loud at night with air planes. Nice sky view and pretty well maintained. It's hard to find a camp spot with no other people so for that alone is a 5 out of 5 for me. Simple and a true camp feeling. So many campsites are glamping now, so it's nice to have just the basics.
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Cal B.recommends
June 24, 2024
Pine Creek⛺️💫Private Hilltop Camp
This spot was a great place to unwind. It felt private, and had a good place to dip in the river if you're up for walking through some tall grass. Even in the rain it was still a great spot to be for a weekend.
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Brooke S.recommends
June 10, 2024
Pine Creek⛺️💫Private Hilltop Camp
It was lovely. I walked down the River, super chill. Private. Watch out for sinking in mud patches. Never saw poison ivy or ticks. Lots of coyotes at night, which was a bit spooky, but I had my dog with me. I had no cell service, which at first caused me anxiety but then became part of the value.
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Lake Isabella, Isabella, Michigan, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Anishinabewaki ᐊᓂᔑᓈᐯᐗᑭ and Odawa First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking
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Hosted by E A.

Joined in June 2020
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