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Best Campgrounds near Caseville, MI

302 Reviews

The Caseville area in Michigan has several types of camping within a short drive. Tawas Point State Park Campground sits about 24 miles away with electric hookups and water spigots for campers who want to be near Lake Huron. Closer to town, Sleeper State Park Campground is just 4 miles out and has electric sites in a quiet setting. Caseville County Park Campground is right in town and gets good reviews for its management team, who handle the crowds well during the annual Cheeseburger Festival. Summer weekends fill up fast at all these places, so you'll want to book ahead, especially from June through August. Check the specific rules at each campground about fires and how long you can stay. Most people camping here spend time on the hiking trails or fishing when they're not at their campsites. The Caseville region works well for both tent and RV campers, with enough variety to match different camping styles.

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Best Camping Sites Near Caseville, Michigan (83)

    1. Sleeper State Park Campground

    22 Reviews
    Caseville, MI
    4 miles
    Website
    +1 (989) 856-4411

    "It's a few miles outside of Caseville, which has a huge Cheeseburger In Paradise festival every year if you're a Jimmy Buffet fan."

    "The campsites were tidy, the bathrooms were exceptionally clean, and the location to the beach was perfect. The road was a little noisy but when you had some music going it wasn’t too bad."

    2. Port Crescent State Park Campground

    26 Reviews
    Port Austin, MI
    12 miles
    Website
    +1 (989) 738-8663

    "This park is in a great location—The Thumb felt quite isolated."

    "Twenty plus years later; this is still my choice of campgrounds in Michigan. The park is always clean. The Park Rangers are nice and helpful. The lot sizes are quite large."

    3. Caseville County Park Campground

    1 Review
    Caseville, MI
    0 miles
    Website
    +1 (989) 856-2080

    "Even with a fully booked campground, the park manager made room for our stay during Caseville's Cheesburger Festival."

    4. Tawas Point State Park Campground

    24 Reviews
    Tawas City, MI
    24 miles
    Website
    +1 (989) 362-5041

    $20 - $50 / night

    "There's some walking trails here, the lighthouse is a close walk/bike from anywhere in the park. Getting to town is a few minute drive, or a very long bike ride on the road."

    "Always packed, very little cover, but surrounded by memorable beaches, walking trails, and not far from town (if you feel the need to be a tourist)."

    5. Oak Beach County Park Campground

    1 Review
    Port Austin, MI
    8 miles
    Website
    +1 (989) 856-2344

    6. Campers Haven Family Campground

    2 Reviews
    Pigeon, MI
    15 miles
    Website
    +1 (989) 269-7989

    $50 - $60 / night

    "Nice campground tucked back off the road. Sites are spacious enough to open an awning, but you definitely back right up to your neighbor."

    7. Windy Hill Campground Assoc A

    1 Review
    Port Austin, MI
    14 miles

    8. Sebewaing County Park Campground

    2 Reviews
    Pigeon, MI
    17 miles
    Website
    +1 (989) 883-9192

    "Nice place to stay,it’s sitting just off of the river,and the lake is next to it,if you like fishing you’re going to love it.the site is a little tight but you can pull through,overall it’s really quiet"

    9. Lighthouse Park (Huron County Park)

    8 Reviews
    Port Hope, MI
    25 miles
    Website
    +1 (989) 428-4749

    "Beautiful views of lake Huron. Unfortunately lake height has taken away the beach. The bathrooms are clean and the showers have lots of hot water."

    "I chose the last of the rustic sites because they appeared on the maps to be on the edge of the property, and we hoped that would allow our crew some privacy/quiet."

    10. Duggan's Family Campground

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    Port Austin, MI
    9 miles
    Website
    +1 (989) 738-5160
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  • Max
    Sep. 2, 2025

    Jellystone Park North Port Huron

    Very disappointing, bored kids in an expensive campground.

    The store staff and lifeguards were great! My disappointments:

    * 5:30 PM We were in our screened in porch when a golf car blaring rap music was cleaning out all the fire pits. Maintenance crew did not treat guests with respect.

    * Grounds teams were cleaning up sites, again loud work due to closing down.

    * Internet was completely down due to"an electrician accidentally cut the wires". They were not planning on fixing this for the season.

    * Slides were closed or not working (due to wind, though there was VERY little wind), even the lifeguards were hard pressed to give us that answer. It was obvious they did not want to run them the last week they were open.

    * Pool heater was broken and they were not going to fix it, it was too cold to swim. The pool stayed empty.

    * The mini gold course was torn up in several places. The ponds and water areas were not working. Entire course has been neglected. Golf clubs are beaten up.  My two 10 year old grandchildren were bored, we played board games.  I was so disappointed!

    The campground was closing the water sports, it was the last week open.  Earlier season may be better, though the gold course was real bad.

  • Edward C.The Dyrt PRO User
    Aug. 24, 2025

    Port Crescent State Park Campground

    Beautiful views

    Beautiful, newly renovated park with a great beach and beach access.

    Be advised that the sites closer to the beach are very sandy. Larger campers may get stuck, especially after a rainstorm.

  • Kayla P.
    Aug. 17, 2025

    Forester Park Campground

    Such a loud place at night!

    This is such a nice park and we really do love it, however due to quiet time not being followed, we are going to find a new one next year. Two years in a row we have not been able to sleep more than a couple of hours. This year a large group next to us had flood lights shining on our tent until 3 in the morning both nights along with loud music. No one was available to enforce the quiet hours and the lack of sleep ruined our trip. We love everything else about this place and they keep it very clean.

  • Edward C.The Dyrt PRO User
    Aug. 17, 2025

    Tawas Point State Park Campground

    Terrific location

    This is a beautiful and picturesque park. The bathrooms are clean and well maintained.

    Sites are large in general with plenty of room for activities.

    The pet friendly beach is fantastic for dogs as the water is very shallow and let's them be active.

    The access roads on the loop are narrow, so you may need to take some care of if you have a large vehicle.

    There's also a kids playground and volleyball court.

  • Melissa H.
    Aug. 17, 2025

    Bay City State Park Campground

    Bustling, clean and friendly

    Easy friendly check-in. Firewood prices are cheaper than on roads in. Small and large bags of ice at a good price. Great for families. Clean facilities. They do spray for mosquitoes, so that wasn't too bad at all even in the heat of August. We stayed at 106, the description was on point, level and shaded. Campers were super friendly. We had no complaints about the campground itself but it would be nice if there was an RV lights out policy at night. It's really hard to sleep in a tent when your neighbors RV "porch" light is on literally all night shining in the tent while your neighbors are sound asleep in RV. We had to ask our neighbors politely to turn their outside LED light strips off the second night. They were great about it but, didn't seem to realize it would bother tent campers next to them.

  • Deb M.
    Aug. 16, 2025

    Bay City State Park Campground

    Crowded and inconvenient

    So, this campground looks nice at first, with lots of trees on the sites. However, once you really start looking at them, none have a camping pad, so it’s random parking on the grass. Lots of moving around to get your electric hooked up to the shared and oddly placed power poles. Make sure to come with an extension cord - one member of our party had their power halfway into their neighbor’s site through a bunch of bushes. The sites near the entrance are very crowded together and filled with large loud groups. (please don’t park any extra vehicles hanging out over the road…) And cleaning the bathrooms at 8:30 and 9:30 in the MORNING? Bummer for tenters. It’s ok for a quick stop, but wouldn’t want to stay here too long. I would expect better from a State Park.

  • Ethan R.
    Aug. 13, 2025

    Port Crescent State Park Campground

    Great lakeside campground

    Very nice campground. Great sandy beach. Nice bathrooms and showers. Has geodomes and mini cabins for rent.

  • L
    Aug. 6, 2025

    Monument Campground

    Quiet spot in the pines

    18 spots available. Half are reservable and half are first come first serve. There are a few double lots. Pay at entrance in envelope. Camp host came around to check our ticket. Clean pit toilets and water spigots throughout. Close to Lumbermans monument visitor center. $15 for single site or $30 for double. Half price if you have a Golden Age/Access or Interagency Senior/Access Pass

Guide to Caseville

Camping near Caseville, Michigan, offers a mix of beautiful landscapes and family-friendly activities. Whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat or a fun-filled adventure, there are plenty of campgrounds to choose from.

What to do:

  • Explore the beaches: Many campgrounds, like Tawas Point State Park Campground, have stunning beaches. One reviewer mentioned, "Two swimming beaches. Dog beach. A few trails to walk on, not many to ride bikes."
  • Visit local attractions: Check out the nearby Tawas Point Lighthouse. A visitor shared, "The lighthouse here, which you can climb for a few bucks, is a nice little gift shop next to it."
  • Enjoy outdoor activities: Campgrounds like Bay City State Park Campground offer trails and a children's play area. One camper noted, "Beach, trails and children's solace pad, just an easy walk across the road."

What campers like:

  • Scenic views: Campers rave about the beautiful surroundings. A review for Port Crescent State Park Campground stated, "The nature and wildlife there are simply amazing and the sunsets on the beach were incredible."
  • Clean facilities: Many campgrounds pride themselves on cleanliness. A visitor at Harrisville State Park Campground said, "Bathrooms were so clean. Would go back!"
  • Family-friendly atmosphere: Campgrounds like Outdoor Adventures Lake Shore Resort are great for families. One parent mentioned, "Great shallow pool, splash pad, water slides, mini-golf... this place is great."

What you should know:

  • Crowded on weekends: Many campgrounds can get busy, especially on weekends. A camper at Tawas Point State Park Campground noted, "It can get really packed here on weekends."
  • Limited amenities: Some campgrounds may not have all the amenities you expect. A visitor at Albert E. Sleeper State Park Campground mentioned, "The bathrooms in the east loop are older and not that great."
  • Reservation required: Many sites require reservations, especially during peak seasons. A camper at Devoe Lake Rustic Campground said, "Sites require a reservation either at the office or online."

Tips for camping with families:

  • Choose spacious sites: Look for campgrounds with larger sites for family gatherings. A review for Bay City State Park Campground mentioned, "Most sites are good, though some have slopes to them. Choose carefully."
  • Plan for activities: Make sure to check what activities are available for kids. A parent at Jellystone Park North Port Huron said, "Overall a clean facility with a ton to do from swimming at the beach or pool to mini golf."
  • Pack essentials: Bring along games and outdoor gear to keep everyone entertained. A visitor at Wolverine Campground noted, "The lake was beautiful and very busy with lots of boats."

Tips from RVers:

  • Check site sizes: Some campgrounds have tight spaces for RVs. A review for Tawas Point State Park Campground mentioned, "Can feel a little tight on some spaces, especially if your neighbor sprawls over the lines."
  • Bring extension cords: Power hookups can be far from some sites. A camper at Wolverine Campground advised, "Make sure you have an extension cord. The power is quite a ways away."
  • Plan for limited services: Some campgrounds may not have full hookups. A visitor at Harrisville State Park Campground mentioned, "NO sewer hookups."

Camping near Caseville, Michigan, offers a variety of experiences, from serene nature to family fun. Just be prepared for the crowds and plan ahead for a great time!

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best campgrounds in Caseville, MI?

Caseville offers several excellent camping options. Caseville County Park Campground is highly rated and conveniently located within the town itself, making it perfect for attending local events like the popular Cheeseburger Festival. Sleeper State Park Campground is another top choice just a few miles north of Caseville, featuring 226 campsites and a mini cabin. The park offers clean facilities, beach access across the street, and tidy campsites. For those willing to venture slightly further, Port Crescent State Park has spacious sites and beautiful Lake Huron views, though sites along the main road can be noisy on weekends.

Are there RV parks with full hookups in Caseville, Michigan?

Yes, RV campers have several options in the Caseville area. Port Crescent State Park Campground offers electrical hookups and can accommodate RVs with larger sites. The park is located at the tip of Michigan's thumb with access to fishing and kayaking. For those wanting more amenities, nearby Oak Beach County Park Campground is big-rig friendly with water and electric hookups. Though not directly in Caseville, Sebewaing County Park Campground and Lighthouse Park are within driving distance and offer RV-friendly sites with hookups. Most campgrounds in the area require reservations, especially during peak summer months and festival weekends.

Does Caseville County Park require camping reservations?

Yes, Caseville County Park Campground strongly recommends reservations, particularly during peak season and special events. This is especially true during the popular Cheeseburger Festival when the campground fills completely. Even when fully booked, the park management occasionally makes accommodations for walk-ins if space allows, but this shouldn't be relied upon. The reservation system helps manage the high demand for this centrally located campground. For alternatives when Caseville County Park is full, consider Harrisville State Park Campground which offers wooded sites along Lake Huron with excellent beach access, though it's a bit further from Caseville.

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