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Medora Point

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· Copper Harbor, Keweenaw, Michigan

6 acres hosted by Matthew & Rachel D.

1 RV/tent site

Near Isle Royale National Park

Within a 60-minute drive from the Houghton Visitor Center.

Matthew & Rachel is a Star Host

Star Hosts are highly rated, responsive, and committed to providing incredible experiences.

All to yourself

100% of recent Hipcampers say this Hipcamp felt private.

Welcome to Medora Point, a breathtaking 6-acre peninsula nestled on picturesque Lake Medora Surrounded by crystal-clear waters, and lush greenery, this secluded haven offers an unforgettable experience for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. Lake Medora becomes your playground, offering an array of water-based activities for all ages. Whether you're into swimming, fishing, kayaking, sailing, or paddleboarding, the calm and pristine waters beckon you to dive in and embrace the great outdoors. Come, enjoy the beach, the stars, the nature, and relax.Spend the night immersed in the forest, right on Lake Medora's edge. The site is located on a peninsula with over 1/2 mile of private waterfront and 6 acres — all yours to explore! Right off the peninsula are four islands that are public land. We highly recommend using our provided paddle boards and kayak to explore them! ***AMENITIES*** • 1 Kayak • 2 Stand Up Paddle Boards • Outhouse • Firewood • Firepit • Picnic Table • Beach **OTHER ITEMS TO NOTE** • Please bring your drinking water supply or something to filter from the lake with. Copper Harbor is a 4.5-mile drive away. There you can find restaurants, convenience stores, and free drinking water at the visitors center. • Verizon has good cell coverage. AT&T and T-Mobile have little to no coverage. There is free WiFi in Copper Harbor. • This land is new to us, we are constantly working to improve it and the amenities. Our dream is to build a small cabin, workshop, and sauna over the next few years. Occasionally, we are on the land slowly working towards our goal. We have a small camp a significant distance from yours. We won't bother you but feel free to stop by.

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14 ratings · 12 reviews

Sofija S.recommends

October 20, 2024

Lakeside Roost

The tent site was amazing; having the lake that close was beautiful and peaceful. Definitely relaxing and will be back in the spring. Matthew and Rachel were very nice and communicated well; the porta potty was the cleanest I've ever been in.

Diane G.recommends

October 12, 2024

Lakeside Roost

Northern Lights over medora

The site was lovely and felt so rustic. We could see the lake through the forest while sitting by our roaring campfire. One night we were there the Northern Lights gave us an incredible show. Nicely done Matthew and Rachel.

Rachel M.recommends

September 29, 2024

Lakeside Roost

Tent Camping at Lake Medora

My husband and I love tent camping in the UP and finding new places to set up camp. This site was secluded and tucked away right by the water with plenty of land to roam with our dogs (which they loved!). We used the paddle boards at the beach every day and explored the nearby islands that the massive Lake Medora has to offer. Copper harbor is a very short drive with plenty of hikes and waterfalls to explore. Very limited cell service which was peaceful to escape for a long weekend. Outhouse right down the road from the site. Plenty of wood to burn, didn’t need to bring our own. 10/10 visit - would come back!

Leah S.recommends

September 23, 2024

Lakeside Roost

The setting is amazing. You drive quite a long way down the peninsula jutting into Lake Medora, close to the end, to reach the campsite. We found it covered with a thick layer of fresh wood chips, and we personally appreciated that the shoreline had not been degraded by taking down trees just to create a view. You will have utter solitude. The boulder work embankment to create a parking/camper space is well done. Overall still a little rough, though.

Alanna F.recommends

September 19, 2024

Lakeside Roost

Hidden gem

This quickly became my favorite place to be. If you’re considering booking this site, don’t hesitate. This camp site is beautiful, clean, private and peaceful. We stayed for 3 nights and wish we would have booked longer. Everything was fantastic, the land was fun to explore, gather wood and look for mushrooms! The paddle boards and kayak are SO nice to have on site too. We took them out to the islands in the lake, highly recommend, just be careful, the rocks are slippery! Outhouse is very clean and well stocked, there’s a good stack of firewood and plenty around to find yourself. Having that much private space for my dog to run around is a huge plus. I didn’t have to worry about other dogs walking through our site. It’s hard to find campsites that are actually private, but this one is!! Great hammock trees, great views, cannot recommend this place enough! Matthew and Rachel stopped by to say hi our last night and were extremely kind and hospitable. Prior to meeting they were super helpful and quick to get back with directions and questions. They had asked what we’d recommend adding to the site and we honestly can’t think of anything, it’s got it all!! The only thing I’d caution others about is if you drive a low to the ground vehicle to take it slooow coming into the driveway. Any suv or regular sedan shouldn’t have an issue, but my Jetta is a bit lower to the ground and scraped just a bit when we came in late in the dark. Thanks again for being great hosts!!

Michael S.recommends

September 16, 2024

Lakeside Roost

Between their communications and all the little extras that are provided, you can tell that the owners really care about you enjoying yourself: not only are they quick to respond through emails, but they willingly provide their phone number as a "just in case"; the fact that they provide firewood, a fire bucket, a table, and stock the portajohn should not be overlooked; as well as providing you a list of available eateries, are all things that you would be hard pressed to find at most other sites (they also provide use of their kayaks, but I won't talk about that as I didn't use... but it's still nice knowing they were there). For being within a vacation destination, the lake was surprisingly void of boaters, which only adds to the appeal of simply sitting on the rocks to watch the sun set behind the islands. The campsite itself was nice, with plenty of friendly chipmunks and red squirrels to keep you company; and if you camp here with little kids, there's enough ground for them to explore without worrying about them getting lost.

Location

Copper Harbor, Keweenaw, Michigan, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Anishinabewaki ᐊᓂᔑᓈᐯᐗᑭ and Očhéthi Šakówiŋ First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking