Take in the Great Lakes from an RV campsite on Lake Superior.
Along Lake Superior's shores, RV campers will find incredible forests for hiking, beaches for lounging, and RV campsites to spend the night. Summer is the most popular time to visit, when the lake is in peak form and campers can rent kayaks to paddle along the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore—just be sure to pack the bug spray. Camping options range from large RV parks and resorts to secluded, single RV campsites on private land, so visitors can choose the campsite that works best for them. RV resorts typically draw big crowds with amenities like full hookups, dump stations, clubhouses, laundry facilities, and wifi, while individual RV campsites are quieter with picnic tables and fire pits.Although winter RVers can try snowshoeing and cross-country skiing near Houghton or go to Marquette for fat tire biking and dog sledding, they'll need to make sure the RV heater is warm enough to keep you comfy through temperatures in the teens.