Typical state forest campground, $20/night will get you a picnic table and a fire ring with a nearby pit toilet. Actually split into two campgrounds the lake side fills pretty quickly and the loop gets pretty full on the weekends in the summer... Read more

Arrived on a Friday evening in mid July to find only one other camper at this lightly used state forest campground. Picnic tables, fire rings, and a pit toilet are the only amenities. Mostly used by hikers using the adjoining trailhead, or tubers... Read more

Typical state forest campground with picnic tables and fire ring, pit toilet, water hand pump. All sites are along the lake, most (all?) are on a small bluff above the lake with stairs or trail down to the shore. Arrived on a Saturday in July to... Read more

Stayed over a nice weekend in June. As expected it was almost full up but not overly loud. Around 12ish sites, half with a lake view, the rest inland. Standard picnic table, lantern hook and steel fire pit with adjustable cooking grate. Bigger... Read more

Nice little state forest campground right on the shores of Lake Superior. Each site backs up to the beach with only a 50yd walk to the water. The only problem is how surprisingly busy the road is that parallels the campground. County 58 takes a... Read more

Great campground on the shore of Thunder Bay. Several (15 or so) sites along the water with a great many more in the woods. Arrived on a Saturday and was able to get a beach site, less than a 50 yard walk to the water. Great sunrises over Lake... Read more

Stayed here one Sunday night in late December. I was the only one here except some carloads of folks who stopped be in the afternoon. Very quiet and a billion stars all night. Loose sand kept me very close to the end of Tarpon Ave. Twi bars of ATT... Read more

Typical casino overnight parking, quieter than many I’ve stayed at. Several other rigs here but not on top of each other. Tucked in with everybody else in the back of area ‘F’.

After watching the sunset over traverse bay I needed a place to park for the night, this place is perfect. Lots of other RV’s, well lit, huge lot, mostly quiet, some road noise. - there’s also a Meijer a mile west that’s just as nice, maybe quieter.

Quick overnight on a August Friday night. Pulled in at 5pm and snagged last spot. Several vehicles passed through, but traffic ceased at sunset. Very quiet, Typical MI mosquito population, but not U.P. Horrendous. Road has some wallows filled with... Read more