Top Cabins near Kewadin, MI
Looking for a place to cabin camp near Kewadin? Finding a place to cabin camp in Michigan is easier than ever. From secluded to easy-to-reach, these Michigan cabin rentals are perfect for any adventurer.
Best Cabin Sites Near Kewadin, MI (49)
1. Traverse City State Park
49 Reviews•93 Photos•214 SavesTraverse City State Park is a 47-acre state park set in a more urban setting and featuring .25 miles of beautiful beach on the Grand Traverse Bay. The park is located only 3 miles from downtown Traverse City, one of the Michigan's most popular resort towns. The park was established in 1920 on about 16 acres of land after the logging industry began to wane. In 1921 and 1939, parcels were added to increase the park's land area. The original inhabitants of the land were the Ottawa branch of the Algonquin Indians.
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2. Leelanau state park
35 Reviews•134 Photos•505 SavesMichigan Recreation Passport is required for vehicle entry into state parks and recreation areas, state boat launches, state forest campgrounds and state trail parking lots. The Michigan Recreation Passport does not cover local, county, municipal, or metropolitan parks or recreation areas. Learn more: https://www.michigan.gov/dnr/0,4570,7-350-79134_79210---,00.html
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$14 - $18 / night
3. Timber Ridge RV & Recreation Resort
21 Reviews•24 Photos•87 SavesBig Rigs, RVs, Fifth Wheels, Pop-Up Trailers and Tents are welcomed to escape to Traverse City’s wooded retreat! With Cabin Rentals, wireless internet (please request this when making a reservation), spacious and shady sites, heated pool, a variety of activities, camp store and goodie shop, and clean bath houses, Timber Ridge has all of the bases covered.
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4. Young State Park
19 Reviews•54 Photos•138 SavesMichigan Recreation Passport is required for vehicle entry into state parks and recreation areas, state boat launches, state forest campgrounds and state trail parking lots. The Michigan Recreation Passport does not cover local, county, municipal, or metropolitan parks or recreation areas. Learn more: https://www.michigan.gov/dnr/0,4570,7-350-79134_79210---,00.html
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5. Indigo Bluffs RV Park
22 Reviews•168 Photos•22 SavesOffering the accommodations you need for all the ways you camp; in a destination that delivers: Sleeping Bear Dunes, Lake Michigan beaches, miles of hiking/biking trails, Traverse City, and more. A place where food, art, and events are abundant in everyday life. Whether you’re looking for an enjoyable weekend, a family vacation, or planning your entire season, this is the place. Families have spent a century vacationing and building memories here; we created a place that allows you to do the same with your family and friends.
Indigo was named after the shades of blue that dominate the surrounding landscape. Leelanau, the peninsula we are located on, is a Native American name meaning “Land of Delight”. That's all the inspiration we needed to create one of the country’s most distinctive outdoor lifestyle resorts.
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6. Otsego Lake State Park
24 Reviews•67 Photos•62 SavesMichigan Recreation Passport is required for vehicle entry into state parks and recreation areas, state boat launches, state forest campgrounds and state trail parking lots. The Michigan Recreation Passport does not cover local, county, municipal, or metropolitan parks or recreation areas. Learn more: https://www.michigan.gov/dnr/0,4570,7-350-79134_79210---,00.html
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7. Petoskey State Park
28 Reviews•73 Photos•220 SavesPetoskey State Park began its service as a public recreation area in 1934 as the Petosky Bathing Beach. Prior to that, the area was privately owned by a local tanning company. Located on the sandy shores of Lake Michigan’s Little Traverse Bay, Poetoskey camping is a 300-acre park is popular for its mile-long sand beach and forested campgrounds. Within the park are nearly 3.5 miles of walking, hiking, and biking trails that wander among the park’s wooded dunes. Summer months bring out scores of sunbathers, swimmers, paddlers, boaters and water skiers. The nearby towns of Petoskey and Harbor Springs offer a variety of local arts and crafts shops, cafes and charming Victorian architecture. The two campgrounds at Petoskey State Park offer 180 tent and RV sites situated among shady woods near the lakeshore. The Dunes Campground, on the north end of the park, has 80 smaller sites suitable for tent campers, while the Tannery Creek Campground, on the south end of the park, has 100 larger sites ideal for RVs and trailers. Each site is equipped with picnic tables, fire pits and electrical hookups, and there are restrooms, showers and drinking water available in both campgrounds; a dump station is located near the park entrance. Other park amenities include a picnic area, beach house and concession stand. Dogs are permitted, but must remain leashed. Seasonal campsite rates range from $33–$37/night, plus park entrance fee.
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8. Wild Cherry RV Resort
5 Reviews•33 Photos•37 SavesMichigan RV camping destination is surrounded by cherry orchards, vineyards, and 30 acres of woods. Bike the TART Trail, shop villages, explore Manitou Island, Historic Leland, and Suttons Bay. Area was recently voted by USA Today as the "Most Beautiful Area in the USA" Northern Michigan and Leelanau County has long been known for Cherry orchards and fast becoming the Napa Valley of the North with 24 vineyards and tasting rooms.
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9. Hartwick Pines State Park
17 Reviews•30 Photos•127 SavesMichigan Recreation Passport is required for vehicle entry into state parks and recreation areas, state boat launches, state forest campgrounds and state trail parking lots. The Michigan Recreation Passport does not cover local, county, municipal, or metropolitan parks or recreation areas. Learn more: https://www.michigan.gov/dnr/0,4570,7-350-79134_79210---,00.html
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10. Lake Leelanau RV Park
4 Reviews•22 Photos•101 SavesThe Lake Leelanau RV Park is the premier camping resort on Lake Leelanau! We are located on 800 feet of frontage on the pristine shores of Lake Leelanau. The lake provides 21 miles of crystal clear waters for boating, swimming, fishing, water sports, and endless fun in the sun. It is filled with many types of fish including walleye, bass, northern pike, perch, trout, and loads of pan fish. For boaters enjoyment, we have a boat launch, gas pump, and 98 boat docks available for rent. Our beach has a large, shallow, and safe swimming area perfect for children and family fun in the water. It also boasts lots of sand for castle building and the occasional sand sculpting contests.
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Recent Cabin Reviews In Kewadin
403 Reviews of 49 Kewadin Campgrounds
Barry E.
Scout
Traverse City State Park
Convenient and clean
Very nice park, walkway to the public beach, paved path behind the grounds. Modern, clean bathhouse. Not a lot of privacy between spots, big mature trees all through the grounds. Right by municipal airport with lots of flight activity.
- KKris D.
Guide
Northern Exposure Campground & RV Park
Perfect River View
Camp staff very friendly and park is well maintained. Nice hiking trails nearby and a 20 minute drive to a whole lot of entertainment!
Amy D.
Traveler
Young State Park
Unique Trails
The campground was well maintained. The sites had adequate privacy and space. I really enjoyed the trails through Cedar Forest along Lake Charlevoix. More unique experience than just hiking through the woods.
- rroy H.Guide
Otsego Lake State Park
Otsego camp ground
Nice state park big sites on the lake
- RRobert T.Guide
Wild Cherry RV Resort
Quiet and peaceful
This was a great campground, quiet and peaceful in the cherry orchard area of west Michigan, near Glen Arbor and Traverse City.
Our site, #20, had an improved gravel parking area for camper with a finished concrete pad with a picnic table.
Site, and whole campground was clean and well maintained. Our site was a full hookup but had one small issue where the drain dump was slightly uphill from the camper, so we had to work with the drain hose to empty tanks.
Only other negative is that there are no trees for the majority of sites for shade cover.
This was a good spot for a two night stay as it’s close to the Sleeping Bear National Dunes and also many local wineries.
Have fun!
Martha L.Guide
Magnus Park Campground
Magus Park Great location
Great location, right on the lake and awesome views. Also very convenient to North country Trail to ride or run up and down the Lakeshore on a paved path! Very close to town to walk in and see the sites. Stayed by the water treatment plant and I wouldn’t recommend the West End as you could smell the treatments. Bathrooms were clean and convenient location. Spaces were extremely close together! Many people stayed for the whole summer. It seemed like.
- DDrew M.Scout
Petoskey State Park
Fun!
Great spot very close to the lake and downtown Petoskey. Best of both worlds.
- DDavid C.Scout
Hartwick Pines State Park
Hartwick Pines State Park Campground
Very nice and well maintained campground. Bath house facilities were very clean, and campsites were fairly spaced, giving decent privacy. There are some activities in the area related to the park. All in all a very nice State Park campground.
- BBarbara K.Guide
Otsego Lake State Park
Nice surprise
First time camping here. Site 72 had a nice view if the make. Very nice park. Bathrooms s d dhowers ckean for really need to be upgraded. They have a ni. ce dog beach bit no real wslking trails as it is only 64 acres. Very nice beach! Already booked our next trip there.
- Lydia T.
LegendYoung State Park
Favorite state park
I love this state park. It is located right on beautiful lake charlevoix. The campground doesn't have any road noise. The beach is long and sandy and there are lots of hiking and biking trails.
- Lydia T.Legend
Otsego Lake State Park
State Park in Gaylord
The park has a small sandy beach the swim area is sandy. The playground needs some updating. A lot of the sites back up to the busy road and you can hear road traffic noise all day and night.
- Lydia T.Legend
Beaver Creek Resort
Rv resort in Gaylord
Campground across the road from Otsego Lake. The campground has lots to do for kids but the sites are small and the trees are small.
- Lydia T.Legend
Gaylord KOA
KOA Campground right outside Gaylord
This is so great koa with no road noise. The trees are mature and beautiful. This is a great laid back, family campground. The sites are bigger than other campgrounds in the area.
- JJ L.Guide
Traverse City State Park
Spots are small for travel trailers/RV’s.
Well, the spots are very small and you have to park sideways. Nothing can beat the price of staying in Traverse City. If you have your own camper, the showers are nice. You’re right downtown and there’s a catwalk over the beach.
- JJ L.Guide
South Higgins Lake State Park
Great campground but you cant reserve a spot
Well, the campground is old. Everything works very well. The sites are decent size. They’re plenty of small playgrounds throughout the campground. The beach is amazing the views awesome however when it comes to booking, it’s impossible to get a spot somehow they’re already booked before they even allowed to be booked and it’s every good spot
- Lydia T.Legend
Otsego Lake County Park
Great campground on Otsego Lake
This is a great campground South of Gaylord on Otsego Lake. I believe all sites have electric. The park is beautiful with a many sites having lake views. The playground is the classic old playground with swings and slides and some big tires to climb on. The water was mostly sand with some rocks. The campground has 4 cabins to rent right on the lake.
- Lydia T.Legend
Alpen Bluffs Outdoor Resort
New high end rv resort right outside downtown Gaylord
This is a NEW campground. It says it opens now but only the huge building s are built. The welcome center and the restaurant and some other building. The field where the rvs will be is just a muddy pit with random electric and water put in for A LOT of sites. Hundreds. Currently there are no trees.
- CChuck M.Guide
North Higgins Lake State Park
A little disappointed
The campsites were nice and level and reasonably large. I chose a site near the bathrooms, which were quite annoyingly closed. The campground was located right next to a busy road. So, there was road noise through the night.
I was happy I got to charge my batteries, though.
I met a squirrel that was so spoiled by previous humans that when I accidentally dropped a bit of food on the ground, he ran right up, over my foot grabbed it and then ran about 10 feet away and ate it.
Alexandra M.GuideTraverse City State Park
Convenient Location
We were camping in mid-October. It was chilly out and raining, but the bathrooms there were still nice! It has a good location in Traverse City, but unfortunately the park isn’t connected to the bay. There is a walk over bridge, so you don’t have to cross the road! But the park is right next to a busy road and near an airport, so it was a little noisy. Inside the camper it wasn’t too noisy from cars though. If a person is looking to be in Traverse City to camp just be near the city then this would be a great place to be, but if you’re looking for quiet, nature, and easy access to swimming then it’s not my #1 choice.
- DDon B.Guide
Otsego Lake State Park
Not bad in Gaylord area
We visited in mid-October. The campground was fairly empty. One complaint we had was that most of the electrical outlets are shared between 2 or 3 sites. The location of the connection point for our site 75 is on the left side of site 77 and our cable could not reach. (See photo). The other issue is that the campground is very close to the main road and you can hear the traffic. Otsego Lake is a pretty big lake and there is a beach area and even a dog beach section. There is a playground area that also has a small baseball field. There are two water fill stations as you enter the park, which is a good idea (also water and two dump stations on the exit side).
Eric W.Traveler
Leelanau state park
Chillin by the lake
What an awesome campground.. not a bad spot here.. next time we come,we will not get one on the lake,the ones on the other side of the road.provide trees for hammocks and trees for emergency tarping situations.. great place
- CClay F.Scout
Timber Ridge RV & Recreation Resort
Highly Rcommend
We stayed here for the first time over Labor Day weekend. The campground great with a lot of amenities for young and old alike. We will definitely be going back, and would recommend this campground to anyone.
Zachary W.TravelerHartwick Pines State Park
Great camping
Nice and quiet campground. Unfortunately there isn't any swimming at the campground. Great overnight spot if you're headed further north.
Neil S.Scout
Rustic Retreat
Remote, beautiful, authentic!
This cabin is a joy to stay in. Brennin, Jamie, and their dog Rue are gracious hosts. As OG locals to traverse City, brennin and Jamie are plugged into the goings on in the area, as well as a plethora of sweet spots to check out that aren't totally overcrowded with fudgies. The cabin is big, can easily fit a family, has electricity, and basically everything you need to have a good time. Easy to get to, you can drive right up to the cabin and load in. But also, you're straight up in the middle of the woods. One of my favorite places to stay for sure!
- AAndrea D.Scout
Rustic Retreat
Beautiful secluded cabin
Stayed out here for an art retreat and loved it. Gorgeous property with a huge canopy of maple trees, lovely campfire spot and a cute cabin. Slept like a log.
Rick G.Legend
Duck Lake Campground - Interlochen State Park
Michigan’s Oldest State Park
The park is beginning to look its age. Stayed 4 nights while visiting the Traverse City area. Crowded with families making use of the last couple weeks before schools return. Rained well one night and our grass less site turned nasty. Good Verizon signal and has water available at several stations around each camping loop. Great location, however, to visit Traverse City and Sleeping Bear Dunes.
- DDaphneTraveler
North Higgins Lake State Park
Beautiful Campground!
Campground was beautiful and had many trails to walk & bike. We had a nice time walking down to the beach and walking the trails. Beach was very nice and had kayaks and paddle boards available to rent. Campground was pretty quiet at night (we did stay during the week though) & bathrooms were clean. The lake is amazing and would definitely go back!
Guide to Kewadin
Camping near Kewadin, Michigan, offers a mix of beautiful landscapes and fun activities for everyone. Whether you're looking for a rustic experience or a family-friendly spot, there are plenty of campgrounds to choose from.
What to do:
- Explore the beaches: Many campgrounds, like D.H. Day Group Campground — Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, provide access to stunning beaches. One camper mentioned, "Quiet park, quiet beaches, beautiful views," making it a great spot for relaxation.
- Hiking and biking: Trails abound in the area. A visitor at Traverse City State Park Campground noted, "Great access to walking trails and the beach," perfect for those who love the outdoors.
- Fishing: If you enjoy fishing, Timber Ridge RV & Recreation Resort is near the Boardman River, which offers excellent fly fishing opportunities.
What campers like:
- Secluded sites: Campers at Fisherman's Island State Park Campground appreciate the privacy, with one saying, "Each site is secluded and there are about 10 sites that are directly on Lake Michigan."
- Clean facilities: Many visitors rave about the cleanliness of the campgrounds. A reviewer at Hartwick Pines State Park Campground stated, "Bath house facilities were very clean, and campsites were fairly spaced, giving decent privacy."
- Family-friendly atmosphere: Timber Ridge RV & Recreation Resort is noted for being great for families, with one camper saying, "We stayed here for the first time over Labor Day weekend... a lot of amenities for young and old alike."
What you should know:
- Noise levels: Some campgrounds, like Traverse City State Park Campground, are near busy roads and airports, which can lead to noise. A visitor mentioned, "It’s close to the airport and 4 lane road. There are cars passing by frequently."
- Limited amenities: Campers at Fisherman's Island State Park Campground should be aware that there are no showers or toilets, as one reviewer pointed out, "NO toilets, NO showers."
- Reservations recommended: Many campgrounds fill up quickly, especially during peak season. A camper at D.H. Day Group Campground noted, "Most sites are not real great... you’ll likely have to book in advance."
Tips for camping with families:
- Choose campgrounds with activities: Look for places like Timber Ridge RV & Recreation Resort, which offers a variety of activities for kids. One parent shared, "My son is having a blast making friends and playing at the pool."
- Pack for the beach: If you're near the water, bring beach toys and towels. A camper at Young State Park Campground mentioned, "The beach is long and sandy and there are lots of hiking and biking trails."
- Plan for meals: Some campgrounds have limited food options, so bring your own supplies. A visitor at Indigo Bluffs RV Park noted, "Nice campgrounds clean restroom and showers."
Tips from RVers:
- Check site sizes: Some sites can be small, so make sure to check dimensions. A reviewer at Traverse City State Park Campground said, "The spots are very small and you have to park sideways."
- Look for full hookups: If you need them, make sure to choose a campground that offers full hookups. A camper at Otsego Lake State Park Campground mentioned, "The campground is very close to the main road and you can hear the traffic."
- Be prepared for bugs: Some areas can have a lot of bugs, especially in warmer months. A visitor at Hartwick Pines State Park Campground warned, "The bathrooms are horribly outdated."
Camping near Kewadin, Michigan, has something for everyone, whether you're a family looking for fun or an RV enthusiast seeking adventure.
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