Munising Tourist Park Campground

really nice water front spots and water views from other sites as well; great wooded tent sites at either end of the park
Sites are pretty close together without much privacy
A few sites looked pretty muddy, so it would be good to call ahead to check
Bathrooms are really well maintained and clean
Noise from the road is pretty limited
Good Verizon & ATT signal; Sprint was ok, but calls had static

We could stay only a day and as luck would have it, Site 98 gave us the lake less than 20 steps from our door WITH full hookups.

I was warmly welcomed and the registration process was smooth. All sites have a fire ring and table with adequate space between sites. A rainfall caused several sites to have ankle-high water (63/62/56). The restrooms and showers are clean.

I will echo the prior posts, it's a decent campground to experience the area and my overall score of 5 stars reflects the lakeshore site. There is some road noise from Hwy 28 but the lakeshore sites and views will make up for it.

We stayed here for our last night visiting Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. It's a pretty basic RV park with exactly what you night expect in terms of amenities & limited privacy. We had water & electric at our site and made use of the showers & dump station during our stay. Everything was pretty clean.

The main reason for giving this place four stars has to do with the location of the park and the friendliness of the staff. You have access to a clean beach right from the part, and it's a pretty easy kayak or canoe paddle to the Grand Isle from this location. It's a short bike ride or long walk to the Duck Pond Eatery which has a nice back patio, really good food, and a lengthy beer selection. The campground is also fairly close to downtown Munising which makes it pretty easy to get groceries, etc.

All in all, not a bad pick if you're visiting the area and want a decent place to stay.

This place gets booked up fast in the summer months due to its proximity to the more scenic sections of Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. They have a nice "Overflow" area, that also serves as a "first come first serve" area. Depending on how many people are already in the overflow you better have a long power cable. We had to use our 100' 20 amp cable with a 30 amp adapter to make it, because there was a class A between us and the power box. Water was a bit easier to get to, needed only 50' of hose. We didn't really get a chance to explore the campground itself, but it seemed ok. Lakefront sites, decent dump station, and close to the town of Munising.