The best camping near Newport State Park

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Cabin/Campers on Lake

3 sites · Lodging130 acres · Rapid River, MI

Learn more about this land: Cabin on lake with no public access. Camper/RV with large deck on same lake approximately 1200 feet away. Another camper in grassy clearing within the forest, approximately 600 feet away from lake. Owner's home is out of sight and sound 1/4 mile away. Pasture and forest property borders 2500 feet of private lake front. Property also borders the Hiawatha National Forest. Great pike fishing on shallow lake with access to 10' jon boats with oars and single seat kayaks. Life vests available. Cabin is one open room with bunk beds that sleep 4 plus a full size futon. Cooking and dish water is provided by hanging 7 gallon jug over kitchen sinks. No indoor toilets, outhouse available at all three sites. Gas cooking stove and wood burning stove/oven for heat and cooking. Battery powered electric lights. Wood burning interior stove and sauna at cabin. Campers have no interior heat. Water, box of firewood, pots and pans, and utensils provided. Bring food, ice, and drinking water. Bring charcoal and lighter fluid if you want to use small grills outside. Dogs are welcome just not on beds or futon :)

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Dancing Deer Acres

1 site · Tent9 acres · Peshtigo, WI

Welcome to Dancing Deer Acres, owned and operated by Blazing Bear Homestead just across the street. Located in the beautiful Town of Peshtigo, Wisconsin just up the road from the Peshtigo Harbor State Wildlife Area and the Peshtigo River Delta Marshes State Natural Area. Dancing Deer Acres is carved out of a larger forested area, and adjacent to fields of upland prairie all in its natural state. Our campers are welcome to come over to Blazing Bear Homestead to see our herd of Nigerian Dwarf Dairy Goats and shop in the farm stand. Just 7 minutes away in the City of Peshtigo is Badger Park where you can swim, picnic, play volleyball, or enjoy the skate park; all for FREE! There is also a fenced horseshoe pit, brand new modern playground, and a disc golf course. The areas above and below the dam in Peshtigo are popular fishing spots that contain warm water fish populations of northern pike, walleye, large mouth bass and pan fish. In recent years the area below the dam has become a popular brown and rainbow trout fishing area. The Peshtigo Harbor boat launch is just an 8 minute drive away! This area offers a vibrant, rural community full of friendly people. There are a wide variety of outdoor activities within close reach. Opportunities for camping, boating, fishing, and sightseeing added to tours of our many area museums will make your stay as relaxing, informative, or invigorating as you choose it to be. Our natural beauty coupled with the friendliness of our small town atmosphere will make your stay enjoyable and, we hope, keep you coming back for more.

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Wildflower Wanderlust

2 sites · Tents20 acres · Sturgeon Bay, WI

After purchasing the 'Feest Farm' 18 years ago I dedicated time to create an oasis of gardens and meadows that has become my personal sanctuary. My hopes are that visitors enjoy all aspects of my property as much as I do. Learn more about this land: You can choose to set up camp in the meadow or near the gardens. In the meadow you will find paths that you can stroll through throughout the property where you can you bird watch and observe Wisconsin's natural prairie and vegetation. The open field area provides more room whether it's to throw a frisbee, bask in the sun or play some competitive yard games with your family and friends. Regardless of where you set up camp, you can enjoy your morning coffee in the secret flower garden or a nightcap next to the fire under the grape covered arbor while watching the night stars. Feeling adventurous? The Ahnapee trail is an old railroad trail that is now a hiking and biking path that extends from Sturgeon Bay to Kewaunee. The Ahnapee Trail is 1.5 miles down the road. Also located within miles is the Ahnapee River, which is ideal for canoeing and kayaking.

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County D(ope)

1 site · RV, Tent2 acres · Brussels, WI

Open grassy lot on along the origins of sugar creek in the quiet farmlands of southern Door County. Room for boats and a located near Bayside and Lakeside boat launches. Close to the highway for easy access to Sturgeon Bay and the rest of northern Door County. Water and electrical hookups far from owner’s house. This is the gateway to Door County!

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Old Cedar Lodge & Campsites

10 sites · RVs, Tents40 acres · Bark River, MI

Rustic campsites at the trailhead of Forest Island Route trail. There are no services at this facility at this time. No power and no water. Possible water fill from our hose but not close to the campsites. Working on future ammenities. Right on the edge of the Bark River. Ride to the trails right from your site and leave trailers on site.

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Wagner’s Whispering Cedars

2 sites · RVs, Tents1 acre · Bark River, MI

Completely private and separated space at the front of our personal homestead of 30 acres. Lush, green, quiet, and less than 7 miles from Escanaba and 7 miles from Bark River. Short, private driveway, off of a very rural residential road. We provide a picnic table and fire ring. May have wildlife wander through: bunnies, coyote, deer, porcupine, turkey, bear, etc. and maybe our cat :) Dogs welcome on a leash, as we have fowl and goats and animals of our own in the back of the property. Ford River boat launch 3 miles. 25 minutes north of Cedar River.

The best camping near Newport State Park guide

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Hang by the windy waters of Newport State Park. While there’s no official boat launch, nothing but your own perseverance is stopping you from taking out the canoe or kayak. It can get windy on the water, so I would leave the floppy hats at home! Explore the 30 miles of foot and bike trails, fish for a bit, and end the day with a picnic before you reluctantly head back to the real world. Winter brings trails for snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and skate skiing, so don’t think you won’t be back once the weather takes a turn... for the better?

When to go

The best time to visit Newport State Park is during the warmer months, from late spring to early fall, when the trails are accessible and the night skies are clear for stargazing. Winter can be harsh, with limited access and activities due to snow and ice.