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Muskallonge Lake Campground

159 sites · RVs, Tents In Muskallonge Lake State Park

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Andy’s Wolf Traxx

5 sites · RVs, Tents40 acres · Newberry, MI

This property is heavily wooded with pine and maple trees. Wild raspberry and blueberries are found to be plentiful in season. Formerly wooded by lumberjacks during the early 1900’s, this area is rich with history and sights to see. Located between Seney National Wildlife Refugee and Grand Mairas on Lake Superior.

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High Swamp Camp

9 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents40 acres · Seney, MI

🌲Quiet🌲Dark🌲Private Separated Campsite🌲 🌲WI-FI🌲Laundry🌲Group Discount @ Site 2🌲 🌲Warm Water Swimming In Grand Marais Bay🌲 🌲Backpack Camping Basecamp🌲 Very Close To The Pictured Rocks! Large Private Campsites! Flush-T. & Shower! Electric & Water Site! Guest room available. 1/4 mile from ORV Trail-88. Miles of Hiking Trails. Close to the Fox River Trout Stream. Close to the Seney National Wildlife Refuge. 1.5 hours to the Tahquamenon Falls. 1.5 hours to the Big Springs. 2 hours to Mackinaw Island. 2 hours to the Soo Locks. For Info or off-season lodging... Message 'Chris'.

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Superior Sunrises

1 site · RV, Tent1 acre · Paradise, MI

Our property provides a feeling of privacy yet close to the conveniences of being in town. Partially wooded site with plenty of wild blueberries to pick late July into August. Plus it's a great spot to watch the sun rise over the lake while having your morning coffee. 90' of beautiful sand beach frontage overlooking Whitefish Bay (Lake Superior) with fire ring. Close to Tahquamenon Falls, Tahquamenon River, Whitefish Point Shipwreck Museum, Crisp Point Lighthouse, Rivermouth State campground and day park for boat launching and fishing and Companions of Christ the Lord Catholic Retreat Center. Potable water and Electric Service available. No bathroom facilities. We are just getting started, so more photos once the snow is gone.

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Weidenhamer Lodge

6 sites · RVs, Tents10 acres · Gould City, MI

Beautiful spot on Lake Milakokia (1,956 acres) featuring walleye, perch, pike, and suckers with the most amazing sunrises as well as sunsets. Tahquamenon Falls, Kitchitikipi, Pictured Rocks Lakeshore, and the Mackinac Bridge all within an hours drive. Very quiet property. Pets welcomed but must be on a leash and attended at all times. Bars, restaurants, and dispensaries near by.

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Explore the U.P. from here!

5 sites · Lodging5 acres · Newberry, MI

A simple PRIVATE and affordable campsite should be this easy! Come sleep in a levitating tent already set up; you just need your own sleeping bag and pillow. Feel free to bring your own camper or tent too, every site has enough room! These sites are really spread out and you can’t see any other sites, neighbors are out of sight, you have privacy here! All sites have their own private entrances, you can’t see any sites or buildings, they are very spaced-out. This location is situated PERFECTLY central to the major UP attractions Pictured Rocks, Tahquamenon Falls and Kitchittikippi. And there’s even a convenience store within walking distance! Mention your staying with us for a discounted shower in Newberry (“Pleasant Moose” hotel).

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Up North

2 sites · RVs, Tents6 acres · Paradise, MI

Have 2 sites available both have electric. working on cabin for future bookings. Have a stream running thru the property. Lake Superior across the road. 11 miles from the Tahquamanon Falls 11 miles from Great Lakes Museum. 40 miles from Oswald Bear Ranch

The best camping near Muskallonge Lake State Park guide

Overview

About

Muskallonge Lake State Park may no longer be the lumbering town it was in the 1880s, but you better believe its topography still shows signs of it. Accessorized with sawdust piles and accented with the occasional pine log lingering in the lake, this park is very clearly brimming with history. Get filled in on the deets at the nearby Logging Museum or spend part of your stay getting the lay of the land in a riverboat that sails you right past Tahquamenon Falls. Also closeby is the Seney National Wildlife Refuge and places to hunt for duck and geese. But, back on the 217 acres that make up Muskallonge Lake State Park, you’ll have access to all the forests, lakes, and streams your heart desires, and to us, that sounds like a sweet, sweet, deal.

When to go

The ideal time to visit Muskallonge Lake State Park is during the summer months, from June to August, when the weather is warm and the lake's waters invite swimmers and boaters alike. Fall also offers a spectacular display of changing leaves, making it a picturesque time for hiking. Winter can be harsh, with heavy snowfall limiting access to certain areas, so it's best to check conditions before planning a winter visit.

Know before you go

Ensure you have a Recreation Passport for park entry, as it's required for all visitors.
Check the trail conditions before heading out, especially after inclement weather.
Remember to pack out all your trash and leave no trace to preserve the park's natural beauty.
Cell service may be limited, so plan accordingly and inform someone of your itinerary.
For those looking to fish, familiarize yourself with local regulations and obtain the necessary licenses.