Best RV Parks near Bitely, MI
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Best RV Sites Near Bitely, MI (183)
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Sun Retreats Silver Lake
Mears, Michigan2 Reviews5 Photos27 Saves- Pets
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Pere Marquette Oaks RV Condominium Park
Be the first to review!Baldwin, Michigan2 SavesPere Marquette Oaks is an owner occupied condominium RV resort. Any lots for rent on a short-term or seasonal basis are made available by individual owners and not the Resort or the Association.
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Poncho's Pond RV Park
Ludington, Michigan9 Reviews29 Photos58 SavesPoncho’s Pond is situated on 37 grassy acres. Our sites include city water, sewer, 30 & 50 amp electric service and television service at no extra charge. Tent sites have water & electric only. All sites have a picnic table and a fire pit. For those without a camper of their own, we offer rental Haciendas that sleep up to 8 people.
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White River RV Park & Campground
Whitehall, Michigan7 Reviews30 Photos56 SavesEnjoy camping in Muskegon County near Michigan's Adventure and Silver Lake Sand Dunes. We have vacation rentals, cabins, and campsites including generous pull-through E/W/S sites, electric & water sites, or rustic no-hookup tent sites. Your outdoor adventure begins here!
We invite you to enjoy camping with us here in Muskegon County, near Michigan’s Adventure, Happy Mohawk Canoe Livery, Lake Michigan, and Silver Lake Sand Dunes.
Choose from generous pull through E/W/S sites, electric & water, or rustic no-hookup tent sites. The variety of options our 235 campsites provide is sure to satisfy everyone’s camping needs.
Vacation rentals are also available. For those without camping equipment… we have a beautiful 44′ RV, deluxe cabins (with bathrooms) and rustic cabins on the creek available for you to enjoy.
Our regular camping season is from 5/1 – 10/15.
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Pats RV Park
Mesick, Michigan3 Reviews3 Photos15 SavesLocated on the scenic Manistee River backwaters of the Hodenpyl Dam. It's an ideal camping area for the entire family to spend the night, several days or weeks. It will be long remembered as a restful vacation and picturesque spot for campers, fishermen and photo enthusiasts who appreciate the beauty of nature. The Manistee River is known for King Salmon and Steelhead. However, there are other species in the river, like rainbow and brown trout, smallmouth bass, or pike in the spring, summer and fall. Pat's RV Park has 88 sites. We also have bath facilities and laundry. We offer basketball, volleyball and a play area for the kids. In addition to our campsites, we have cabins and pontoon boat rentals. Stop by for a visit! We are located at 2944 N Pat's Place, Mesick, Michigan 49668.
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$25 - $90 / night
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Vacation Station RV Resort
Ludington, Michigan2 Reviews1 Photo10 Saves- Pets
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Irons RV Park & Campground
Wellston, Michigan1 Review1 Photo12 SavesWelcome Campers to Irons RV Park and Campground! Located just off the M-55 on the edge of the beautiful Huron-Manistee National Forests in Irons, Michigan, Irons RV Park and Campground is a 10-acre, family-owned and operated campground with 68 sites, including 46 full hook-up sites, 22 water and electric sites, and plenty of room for tent camping.
Additionally, our campground offers a newly remodeled store with a sitting area and merchandise for sale; immaculate bath houses, showers, laundry facilities, and pool; recreational activities such as volleyball, teatherball, horseshoes, and children’s play area; nearby access to ORV trails; and a surrounding community filled with stunning lakes and beaches for boating, kayaking, canoeing, fishing, and much more! Together, Irons RV Park and Campground is your Northern Michigan destination for fun and relaxation for the entire family!
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$36 - $39 / night
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River Ridge RV Resort
Stanwood, Michigan3 Reviews1 Photo15 Saves- Pets
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Woods and Water RV Resort
Newaygo, Michigan1 Review4 Photos14 Saves- Pets
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Hill & Hollow Campground & RV Park
Pentwater, Michigan9 Reviews57 Photos82 Saves- Pets
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Recent RV Reviews In Bitely
810 Reviews of 183 Bitely Campgrounds
Hoffmaster State Park Campground
Clean facilities & breathtaking nature
The park is beautiful. Lovely nature trails and the Lake was incredible to see. Facilities are clean and the campground was quiet.
Tippy Dam State Recreation Area
Great nature - noisy neighbors
Our site was great, easily fit a 17 foot trailer and a tent. Trails down to the water were appreciated by our kids. Neighbors are pretty close all around but that didn't matter until our last night. Several new campers rolled in at 10pm and proceeded to throw an absolute rager of a party until 4am - on Labor Day weekend. So overall a great campground but I wish there had been enforcement of quiet time or some kind of consequence for such horrible camping manners.
Newaygo State Park Campground
It was ok.
Stayed here to get off the road on the cheap after a long drive. It was Friday but it was quiet nothing out of the ordinary. The girls at the registration helped me find a quiet spot.
Whispering Oaks Campground
Nice location
Small campsites, but nice bathrooms and showers, close to Baldwin
Riverside Park Campground
Nice park
Went there to use dump station after camping at the local veterans retreat, nice facilities and staff. 15$ fee to use dump station
Val Du Lakes Resort
What a great place.
I can't say enough about this place. They where so nice, polite and friendly. We had some R.V. Issues and they where there to help. The camp site was very nice. There bathroom and shower were so clean. We will stay there again.
Bear Track Campground
Rustic seclusion.
No running water.
No electricity.No flush toilets.
No internet.
No phone signal.Pure heaven.
Rustic campsites. 50-100 yards from the river. Great water from the pump. Nice clean vault toilet. Very quiet at night. Peaceful and beautiful. We've gone ever year for the last 5 years. Going again next year.
Highly recommend a satellite-based GPS unit like Garmin or TomTom in your car. I was serious when I said no phone signal so Google Maps ain't gonna' get you there.
Muskegon County Pioneer County Park
Beautiful park
We loved this park and the atmosphere. So much room for all size campers, bathrooms and showers were clean and spacious. Beach access super close and plenty of roaming for our dog. Fire rings were the nicest we've seen and the park was kept clean and today, the rangers were on top of everything.
Tippy Dam State Recreation Area
Great time
The campsites are spacious and feature trails that lead directly to the Tippy Dam Backwater. There’s also convenient access for launching a boat on either the Manistee River or the backwaters side of the dam
Newaygo State Park Campground
Nice rustic getaway
I’ve read lots of reviews that were lukewarm about Newaygo, but we enjoyed our 3 day getaway. Ample activities in the area (hiking, disc golf, biking, swimming, kayaking, fishing, tubing and stargazing). And shopping and nice brewery in Newaygo. Most sites are large and separated from the next. The noise levels really dropped off in the evening. Will be back!!
Pioneer Park Campground
Disappointed
I wanted to give this place a 5 star rating but unfortunately I’ve had a bad experience at this one. my first time camping with a group of friends at this campground we reserved 3 spots all close together to accommodate such a huge group having camped there for a little over 24hours was told by the park ranger to move my tent over to my side of the plot since my tent was crossing my groups plot boarder by a little bit in the middle of rain with 2 kids(under 5)in the tent to keep dry from the rain. park ranger couldn’t be lenient enough to wait for the rain to subside.knowing the park ranger usually make frequent rounds around the park they could have told me sooner if it was problem but they waited until it started to rain to tell me to move.
Pioneer Park Campground
Campers beware
I had a deeply disappointing experience at this campground. Despite driving six hours to get there and booking three sites, which were more than enough space for sharing, my friend and his family were forced to move their tent because it was slightly over the boundary—just a foot inside our site. This happened in the middle of the rain, with kids inside the tent, and despite our explanations, a ranger and three staff members insisted they move. Meanwhile, a nearby camper was allowed to stay despite having two tents and one camper on one site, which is against the rules. This discrepancy made us feel racially targeted and left a sour taste in our mouths. To top it off, the bathroom facilities were dirty, which only added to the negative experience. The lack of empathy and fairness was truly disheartening.
Pioneer Park Campground
Get a new park ranger
Terrible staff and communication.! Worse part is a power hungry ranger telling us to move our tent 2 inches away from our PAID campsite. What was worse is he told us when it was pouring outside while his kids was inside. Will not come to this campsite because of the ranger! Edit: we later found out that there was another campsite down the road that had 2 tents and 1 camper on 1 plot and they said nothing
Pioneer Park Campground
NOT BIG FAMILY FRIENDLY
We stayed for 2 nights drove 4 hours just to go here with our friends and family. We respectfully rented 3 sites for a group or 11 so we have enough spaces for our tents and be together. On the 2nd day it was pouring rain the ranger told us we are too close to each others campsite. Although we are together and paid we still had to move our tents just an inch away from each other in the rain he couldn’t even wait for us to wait for the rain to stop but no we had to move the whole set up in the rain. Worse experience at a campsite. I understand rules and policy but we were harming no one. DONT COME HERE IF YOU HAVE A BIG GROUP. Definitely not family friendly. It completely ruins the experience for people when big groups come.
Hoffmaster State Park Campground
Family campground on Lake Mi
Family campground with beautiful Lake MI beach. Sites very close together with no privacy. Bathhouse clean;showers hot. Site 80 is listed as full shade but does get morning sun.
School Section Lake Veteran's Park Campground
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Pines Point Campground
Great rustic+ spot, a family favorite
Pines Point is a rustic Manistee National Forest campground with some unique features. There are a small number of reservable sites in something of a group camping area but most sites are not reservable. The area is managed by concessionaire American Land and Leisure with an on-site resident manager. Current fee for camping is $24 per night. The campground is very beautiful in an out of the way wooded area along the White River. Some sites are located along the river on a low bluff, with a Riverside path and several stairways to access the river. Most sites are large and well separated from other sites by trees and underbrush. This is a rustic campground with no electric or other hookups. There are conveniently located water spigots with good volume and pressure located throughout the campground. One of the unique features however, is that there is a restroom building with flush toilets! There is a day use/picnic area adjacent to the campground that includes a canoe / kayak launch. This area also has a fee if you are not a registered camper. This leads us to the other unique feature of the campground, which is a "tuber's loop" on the river which leads from the canoe launch around a large peninsula containing the picnic area to a wellmarked takeout point where one can walk less than 50 yards back to the canoe launch to do it again! The float takes approximately 15 to 20 minutes through very scenic and wild section of river, the river is mostly rocky and shallow with a good current. The river is also popular for other kayak / canoe trips with multiple launch and take out points. There is no longer a kayak/canoe/tube rental service in the area, so bring your own! There is basically no cell service in the area of the campground. The nearby small town of Hesperia has a full service grocery, gas stations etc. in our experience the campground is raPines Point is a rustic Manistee National Forest campground with some unique features. There are a small number of reservable sites in something of a group camping area but most sites are not reservable. The area is managed by concessionaire American Land and Leisure with an on-site resident manager. Current fee for camping is $24 per night. The campground is very beautiful in an out of the way wooded area along the White River. Some sites are located along the river on a low bluff, with a Riverside path and several stairways to access the river. Most sites are large and well separated from other sites by trees and underbrush. This is a rustic campground with no electric or other hookups. There are conveniently located water spigots with good volume and pressure located throughout the campground. One of the unique features however, is that there is a restroom building with flush toilets! There is a day use/picnic area adjacent to the campground that includes a canoe / kayak launch. This area also has a fee if you are not a registered camper. This leads us to the other unique feature of the campground, which is a "tuber's loop" on the river which leads from the canoe launch around a large peninsula containing the picnic area to a wellmarked takeout point where one can walk less than 50 yards back to the canoe launch to do it again! The float takes approximately 15 to 20 minutes through very scenic and wild section of river, the river is mostly rocky and shallow with a good current. The river is also popular for other kayak / canoe trips with multiple launch and take out points. There is no longer a kayak/canoe/tube rental service in the area, so bring your own! There is basically no cell service in the area of the campground. The nearby small town of Hesperia has a full service grocery, gas stations etc. In our experience the campground is rarely full, except possibly for some holiday weekends. A side note, there is a free, dispersed camping area suitable for tents and maybe small campers along 160th Ave South of Arthur Rd. There are no services or amenities and the road is a bit sketchy, but it might be an option if Pines Point is full or you prefer more seclusion and no fees!
Lake Michigan Recreation Area
Nice off grid camping
Nice campsites with enough space between sites. Our site wasn’t level. Most sites are level and have large picnic tables and fire pits with fold away grills. Bring enough supplies for your stay unless you don’t mind a 1/2 hour drive to get resupplied in Ludington or Manistee. Mice and mosquitoes can be a nuisance in the campsite even if you’re careful about crumbs etc. We had a mouse going under our ground tarp under the tent
Mecosta Pines Campground
Super Kid Friendly
We initially booked a site by the river, but once we saw the sites next to the playground, we knew we had to switch for our sanity and so our toddler could play. They were very accommodating with us and so friendly. There was so much for our 2 year old and 10 year old to do. We will definitely be back!
The Woodland Shores Resort
Private beach, best sunsets you’ll ever see
It was a nice campground. Nestled in nature, quiet, clean, WiFi only at the clubhouse. Private beach with a steep paved walkway accessible across the street. Absolutely the best sunsets over Lake Michigan! Friendly staff, Pool was clean, refreshing, and hot tub as well. Game room for the kids. Various outdoor games-usual horseshoes, shuffleboard, basketball, small playground. Many, many, many speed bumps throughout. Firewood was wet. Other campers we talked to said it’s always wet, that they don’t buy it there. Spent $70 for weekend rate, I think it was $60? For weekday? Just for electric, water, no WiFi, 4 days. With all the campgrounds MI has to offer, this was a very nice campground, and would recommend it, but we personally look forward to exploring other options.
Muskegon KOA
Awesome times
Crazy fun Sex Naked
Highbank Lake Campground
Meh, not for me, won't go back
The lake was pretty peaceful and has private residences. One of the private residences had construction noise (generator, nail gun, impact drill, saw). There was a relatively frequent roar of SxS and dirt bikes from a dirt road that went behind the campground.
The sites were each unique, some near the water and some more wooded. I stayed at #7 which was wooded and full of ticks. Despite plenty of bug spray and a Thermacell, I ended up with two ticks on me in the evening and one on the picnic table. Flies were pesky throughout the campground.
The price is considerably high given it's the same price as the paid sites in the Nordhouse Dunes Wilderness Area with its surrounding activities and scenery.
The American Land & Leisure who operate the Highbanks Lake campground could improve the footprints of the sites some to provide better delineation between natural areas and site boundaries which might eliminate ticks to an extent.
Cedar Campground — Ludington State Park
Winter Camping in Cedar Cabin
Great cabin for winter camping. Electricity, heat, microwave, mini fridge. 2 sets of bunks, sleeps 5. Table with chairs. Wonderful hiking.
Hoffmaster State Park Campground
Nice campground
Not a bad place. Pretty quiet, other than the usual occasional idiot. Decent sites. ADA sites concrete, regular sites grass, sandy, or a combo of both. Pretty average spacing for a state park, except when a doofus parks sideways in a back-in site. (Wish the MI DNR would put a stop to that ). Typical MI state park sites, electric, fire ring and a picnic table. Most sites shaded, completely to some. Will return.
Any grocery shopping you'd want is within 2 to 5 miles. (Aldi, Meijer, Kroger) Fast food too, if you need it.
Verizon and T-Mobile service sucks here. No park wifi.
Sulak Campground
Beautiful location
The location is beautiful
Lake Michigan Campground at Muskegon State Park Campground
Absolutely gorgeous
Other than the storm cutting the power and running water at the campground for over a day, we had an amazing time. This was the most beautiful campground I’ve been to thus far! The trails were also amazing. :)
Croton Township Campground
Loved it
I really enjoyed my stay at croton campground. A friend and I stayed from Friday to Sunday. It was my first time camping in over 10 years and it did rain pretty much the entire time Saturday but I plan on going again soon.
Guide to Bitely
Camping near Bitely, Michigan, offers a mix of beautiful landscapes and fun activities for everyone. Whether you're looking for a quiet spot to unwind or a place to enjoy outdoor adventures, there are several campgrounds to choose from.
What to do:
- Hiking and Biking: Explore the trails around Newaygo State Park Campground. One camper mentioned, "Ample activities in the area (hiking, disc golf, biking, swimming, kayaking, fishing, tubing and stargazing)."
- Fishing: Many campers enjoy fishing at Lake Sch-Nepp-A-Ho Family Campground. A visitor shared, "We caught a lot of bass, bluegill, crappie and even a catfish."
- Beach Access: Spend a day at the beach near Mears State Park Campground. One reviewer said, "Love the setting practically on the beach."
What campers like:
- Clean Facilities: Campers appreciate the cleanliness at places like Kibby Creek Campground. A visitor noted, "Everything is very clean and with the recent expansion they have doubled capacity."
- Friendly Staff: Many reviews highlight the helpfulness of staff at Dunes Harbor Family Camp. One camper said, "All staff was extremely friendly and helpful."
- Spacious Sites: Campers enjoy the spaciousness at Nordhouse Dunes Wilderness - Green Road. A reviewer mentioned, "The campsites are large and spread out so you get a bit of privacy."
What you should know:
- Noise Levels: Some campgrounds can get noisy, especially on weekends. One camper at Newaygo State Park Campground noted, "Two nights of brain damaging laughter and frivolity by campsite 21 ruined the whole experience."
- Tight Spaces: If you're bringing an RV, be aware that some campgrounds like Silver Lake State Park Campground have tight spots. A visitor said, "Incredibly tight spots making it difficult to back campers into."
- Limited Amenities: Some campgrounds, like Sulak Campground, lack amenities like drinking water and showers. A camper mentioned, "No water. Poor phone coverage."
Tips for camping with families:
- Activities for Kids: Look for campgrounds with activities for children, like Dunes Harbor Family Camp. One parent said, "Tons of activities for kids."
- Safety First: Be cautious of local traffic, especially near Sulak Campground. A reviewer warned, "Locals tend to drive a little too fast down the access road."
- Plan for Meals: Some campgrounds have limited food options. A camper at Kibby Creek Campground suggested, "Best to stock up in Ludington rather than the local township."
Tips from RVers:
- Check Site Sizes: Before booking, check the size of the sites at places like Silver Lake State Park Campground. A visitor noted, "Make sure you check your rig size against the site you are planning on reserving."
- Arrive Early: Arriving during daylight can help with navigating tight spots, especially at Mears State Park Campground. One camper mentioned, "You'll need to take your time and, if at all possible, arrive when you still have daylight available."
- Bring Extensions: If you're using an RV, be prepared with extension cords, as some sites may have awkward electric box placements. A camper at Silver Lake State Park Campground shared, "Ended up having to buy a $75 extension cord so we could stay here."
Camping near Bitely, Michigan, has something for everyone, from families to RV enthusiasts. Just be sure to plan ahead and enjoy the great outdoors!
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