1 campground with availability this weekend
L'Anse Township Park & Campground provides electric hookups, water access, and a dump station for RVs with sites accommodating larger vehicles. The park operates from May through October with full hookup sites that include 50-amp service. "Sites are very big and the bathrooms were clean," notes one visitor about the spacious RV pads that can fit larger motorhomes with tow vehicles. Ojibwa RV Park in nearby Baraga offers year-round access with basic amenities, while River Road RV Park in Ontonagon features pull-through sites with full hookups including sewer connections. City of Houghton RV Park, located about 30 miles north, provides waterfront RV sites with 50-amp electric service, though the back-in sites can be challenging to maneuver.
Throughout the Upper Peninsula, RV parks typically maintain good cell service with Verizon and AT&T coverage varying by location. Most campgrounds in the region require reservations during peak summer months, though some like Ontonagon Township Park operate on a first-come basis with no advance booking options. A review mentioned that "we had to block rear tires and jacks" due to sloped sites at some parks, highlighting the importance of bringing leveling equipment. Winter camping options are limited, with only Ojibwa RV Park and a few others remaining open year-round. Dump stations are available at most parks, though water access may be restricted during freezing temperatures. Many parks accommodate pets with designated walking areas, and propane refill services can be found in nearby towns like Baraga and Houghton.
"Despite the sites being pretty close, you have great water views, within walking distance to downtown and a short car ride away from lots of things to do and places to visit. "
"The sites are close but the view and proximity to outdoor walking make this a campground we will return to visit."
"The campground is located behind (and within walking distance of) a shopping area that has a meat market, grocery, gas station, movie theater, bowling alley, a few restaurants and a brewery (which has"
"Playground which they are expanding. Large sites as it is a big rig park. Very clean bathrooms. They are adding a large game area and they have a swimming pool and hot tub."
from $35 - $51 / night
"Campground close to casino and lake Baraga. This is the best campground in the area."
"Somewhat close to city beaches on Lake Superior. The bathrooms and showers are always clean. Nice pull through sites and full hookups. You can socialize or keep to yourselves."
"This is a very nicely maintained privately owned campground. Really great spaces for long Class A and C Motorhomes. Nice fishing on the Ontonagon River and big marina close-by."
"Nice view of the lake can see at least part of it from almost anywhere in the camp. Picnic table and fire ring on every site. There are several full hook up sites (water sewer electric)."
"Right off highway, so there is some highway noise. Well kept up park. Nice sites. We were in 50 amp site. Water and dump station available. Verizon cell service adequate. i"
Campground full this weekend
Get a text when availablefrom $28 - $80 / night
"We really liked this campground mostly for its location and beautiful beach on Lake Superior."
"However, when we drove past the roadside sign, my husband said he wanted to check it out. And we're so glad we did!"
from $25 - $50 / night
"These hosts have put so much care and thought into their property. camping space is available for tents or rvs, and there are hiking trails throughout the property."
from $25 - $40 / night
"Great site overlooking Lake Superior. Need to walk over highway to get to water. Very orderly and great Park Manager. Family & pet friendly with awesome playground."
"Restroom and showers not close however. The dump station was so easy since small campground. Very good price."
from $35 - $45 / night
"Less than $200 for a full week w/ electric. 2 restroom/showers kept spotless. Overlooking the swimming beach. Highly recommended!"
RangerWhat a beautiful, peaceful spot. Site 14 was very level, and looked down on the blue waters of Ottawa Lake. Double dump station was clean, as were the bathrooms. Very well maintained campground. Can't wait to come back.
ScoutAmazing view of the sunset!! Rock hunting is cool! Owners are decent.
ScoutNice quiet campground right on Lake Superior No electric sites
GuideThis is a typical national forest primitive campground. For me, it was the perfect middle point while driving along the seven hour plane crash trail. The sites along the lake are really beautiful. I did see a fifth-wheel camper at one of the sites so larger trailers can fit at some sites. Most sites are level but a few aren’t.
I could not find this campground in recreation.gov, so it may be first come first serve only, not sure.
There are pit toilets and hand pumps for potable water.
It’s $22 per night unless you have a senior pass, etc. they use the honor system so there is no one here at the pay station.
There are 24 sites and counting me there was only three or four in use on a Sunday night.
GuideNice grassy areas around spacious sites, though no trees or shrubbery between sites. Clean toilets and access to multiple trails in the adjacent forest.
LegendSix FCFS sites make up this little slice of paradise. We arrived late afternoon on a Wednesday in mid-September and only two sites (Sites 1 and 3) were still available. Of the two, we chose Site 3, which sits up on a small hill overlooking the lake. It has a beautiful view and a short, somewhat steep path down to the boat launch. Sites 4 and 5 are the prime spots though, situated right on the lake and offering the best access to the water. The campground filled up on Thursday. After the crowds left on Sunday, we were finally able to grab one of the two lakefront sites--Site 5.
Pretty good privacy between most sites, but sound carries in this small loop. Two vault toilets. Currently $20/night. Okay cell service, surprisingly.
A small, peaceful campground with a beautiful setting made for tenters and small trailers—definitely worth getting there early if you want one of the best sites!
Just a heads up, Google Maps couldn't figure out the proper way to get here (from Marquette way, King Lake Road off of US-41). Our Garmin actually knew the best route in this instance. I recommend double-checking your route before heading this way.
GuideThis is a very busy campground as it is in a popular park. But it still was quiet and peaceful. The bathrooms were very clean, and well maintained. I will definitely add this park to my return to list!
TravelerThe campsites are very close together so not for anyone looking for solitude. Other campers are very friendly. It is right on Lake Michigamma? Nice beach for swimming. Boat launch with dock for fishing. Big playground
ScoutThis Campground offers peaceful beauty. The staff are very helpful and friendly. The office ladies will help with your needs like firewood, waterfall locations, hiking trails, recommending great sites (especially if you want to watch the sunrise in the mornings), there is a Campground host and emergency number for anything after hours that may happen (noisey neighbors for example) but those are rare!
Bathrooms are CLEAN, showers (do NOT have the coin machine anymore, so no need for quarters), grounds and campsites & fire rings are clean and kept up on.
Beach is clean and the staff keep dogs off the beach so there's no poop or dog pee in areas where families can swim. BUT there is a designated area for dogs to go swimming! The staff gives treats to dogs in the park (with the owners permission of course)! A pier to go fishing off of, boat launch, kayaking launch areas!
They have several rustic sites, electric &water sites, electric only, and full hook up sites. There are handicap accessibility to the beach and 2 of their shower/ bathroom buildings.
General Store, laundry mat and café right across from the Campground.
Remember as any Campground they do get their busy times but they also have slower times, just ask the ladies in the office and they will tell you the time of seasons that would give you a more quiet relaxing experience if that's what your looking for & don't forget to catch those sunrises!
Trust me tho, this is a unforgettable beautiful place to camp AND with some history!
Make sure to watch Anatomy Of A Murder and don't be afraid to ask the staff and locals about it!
RV parks near L'Anse, Michigan sit along the Keweenaw Bay of Lake Superior at an elevation of approximately 630 feet. The area's camping season typically runs from May through October, with average summer temperatures between 65-75°F during peak months. Winter snow accumulation often exceeds 200 inches annually, which explains the limited year-round camping options.
Lakefront fishing access: At Twin Lakes State Park Campground, visitors can enjoy fishing directly from the shore. "Beautiful lake, great swimming, too many four wheelers. Local black bears. Close to Lake of the Clouds and the Porcupine mountains," notes a camper who appreciated the proximity to water activities.
Waterfall exploration: Several small waterfalls are within driving distance of local campgrounds. At Sunset Bay RV Resort, one visitor mentioned, "Nice campground near lots of small waterfalls," while another Twin Lakes camper noted, "a waterfall about 5 minutes away. Right on a lake."
Wildlife viewing: Beaufort Lake State Forest Campground offers opportunities to spot bald eagles. "We did some kayaking and saw multiple Bald Eagles - they would fly over the sites from the lake to the beaver pond across the street. Local ducks were very welcoming and came right up to us," reports one visitor.
Spacious campsites: The River Road RV Park in Ontonagon receives praise for its site dimensions. "Nice size lots, clean, quiet," states one camper, while another mentions, "Some sites do face each other which we find a little awkward when you are not traveling with friends."
Lake views: Campers at L'Anse Township Park & Campground consistently highlight the water views. "Beautiful & clean. Great site overlooking Lake Superior. Need to walk over highway to get to water," reports one visitor. Another notes, "there's a great view of Lake Superior, and the sunset from our site was wonderful. (Site 7)"
Honor system amenities: At Sunset Bay RV Resort and Campground, campers appreciate the trustful approach to services. "Everything is based on the honor system," explains one review. Another mentions, "Two washers, two dryers, and a sink for scrubbing plus all of the laundry soap and dryer sheets you needed. It was just payment on the honor system to use them."
Cell service reliability: While most campgrounds offer decent connectivity, coverage varies by location. At Country Village RV Park in Ishpeming, campers report "ATT coverage was good" and found they "were able to access the campground WiFi and our satellite had a good signal."
Site leveling requirements: Some campgrounds require additional equipment for comfortable parking. A River Road RV visitor noted, "Our site was grass and had some ruts from previous guests. It sounded like they had a lot of rain earlier in the summer."
Bathroom facilities vary: Facility quality differs significantly between parks. At Sunset Bay, a visitor described, "The bathroom was in a little house, but it had its own shower and looked like something from a log cabin. Not at all like a campground bathroom!"
Playground amenities: City of Houghton RV Park offers access to adjacent play areas. "Added bonus is that this park is next door to a large waterfront park which is great for kids with lots of things for them to play on (just know dogs are not allowed)," advises one camper.
Beach access options: Several parks offer water recreation opportunities for children. At Country Village RV Park, one visitor notes, "Our kids loved that there is a pool, hot tub & bouncy pillow!" while another camper at Twin Lakes State Park simply states, "great swimming" when describing the lake.
Space for recreational equipment: Some campgrounds accommodate families with outdoor toys. A River Road RV Park visitor observed, "There were some sites that were full of toys (four wheelers and side-by-sides) but we never felt that they were noisy."
Self-contained requirements: At Houghton RV Park, travelers should note specific limitations. "There are no bathrooms or showers in the park so you must have a self-contained RV meaning pop-up campers and tents are not allowed," explains one RVer who stayed there.
Site selection strategy: When booking at Constellation Farmstead, consider the layout. One visitor recommends, "camping space is available for tents or rvs, and there are hiking trails throughout the property," suggesting variety in site options and accessibility.
Seasonal considerations: For late-season camping, Beaufort Lake State Forest Campground offers basic facilities. "What you would expect of a Michigan SF campground: vault toilets, no hookups, hand pump, no reservations, $20/night. The outhouses are new and the sites are right on Beaufort Lake," reports an October visitor.
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