Best Glamping near Muskegon, MI
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Best Glamping Sites Near Muskegon, MI (45)
1. Lake Michigan Campground at Muskegon State Park Campground
North Muskegon, Michigan37 Reviews•148 Photos•226 SavesMuskegon State Park is home to 3 miles of breathtaking shoreline (2 miles along Lake Michigan and 1 mile on Muskegon Lake), Snug Harbor, forested dunes, two campgrounds, picnic areas, multiple trails, and more. One of the park's popular features is the blockhouse that was originally built by the CCC in the 1930s to provide opportunities for visitors to see in all directions. It sits on the highest point in Muskegon County.
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2. Grand Haven State Park Campground
Grand Haven, Michigan28 Reviews•129 Photos•180 SavesNestled on the sandy shores of Lake Michigan, Grand Haven State Park showcases scenic views of Grand Haven Pier and lighthouse in front of vibrant sunsets that paint the open sky beyond. It’s not just the slow tide of Lake Michigan that draws people over, nor the perfectly groomed sand beaches. Aside from scenic beauty, Grand Haven State park also offers a host of amenities for campers, and then some. Moreover, the Grand Haven area is home to a number of offbeat attractions nearby which provide entertainment and laughs for the entire family.
One of these notable attractions was built over 60 years ago, known as the Grand Haven Musical Fountain. At one point its claim to fame was its feat as the largest fountain in the world. However, in 1998 Bellagio hotel in Las Vegas stole that record after unveiling The Fountains of Bellagio. All things considered, those who don’t want to make a trip to Vegas will find Grand Haven’s fountain the superior (and less crowded) option. Besides that, the Musical Fountain is still the largest of its kind. Many here would argue that authenticity is more important than size.
Aside from a charming fountain, the area also offers a local boardwalk with live music. It doesn’t stop there though. Outdoor enthusiast will enjoy the many hiking trails that span the park’s 48 acres. Fisherman will love the world-class fishing Lake Michigan is known for. And everyone can enjoy the local shops, eats, and oddities found throughout the city. It goes without saying, finding something to do here is never a problem.
Camping in the Grand Haven State Park is readily accessible, with online reservations available year round. The parks’ acreage rest’s along the western shores of Lake Michigan, and offers a host of lodging options as well. Aside from full service campsites, there are also cabins available for rental throughout. Moreover, there’s also beach sites open for reservation if you’d prefer your own beach getaway during the day. Campsites range from $21-$37/night, while cabins start at $126/night. Be sure to reserve cabins well in advance, as they are an extremely popular amenity for the campground.
If you’re looking for an idealistic vacation getaway, Grand Haven State Park should be a unique spot you consider. Honeymooners, couples, families, and travelers alike will enjoy everything the region offers. All in all, this park is an unexpected delight sure to keep you wanting more over and over again.
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3. Muskegon County Pioneer County Park
North Muskegon, Michigan18 Reviews•43 Photos•110 Saves- Pets
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4. South Channel Campground
North Muskegon, Michigan14 Reviews•35 Photos•107 SavesIf you're looking for campgrounds in Musekgon MI, South Channel Campground will not disappoint. Muskegon State Park is located four miles west of North Muskegon on the shore of Lake Michigan, and is one of the best Muskegon campgrounds in the area. There are over two miles of shoreline on Lake Michigan and over a mile on Muskegon Lake. The park is located near Duck Lake State Park and P.J. Hoffmaster State Park.
A variety of local attractions make this park even more remarkable, including Michigan Adventure (amusement park), Gillette Nature Center at Hoffmaster State Park, Muskegon County Museum, Muskegon Museum of Art and the U.S.S. Silversides (World War II submarine open for tours).
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$10 - $60 / night
5. Muskegon KOA
Twin Lake, Michigan7 Reviews•8 Saves- Pets
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6. White River RV Park & Campground
Whitehall, Michigan7 Reviews•30 Photos•56 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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7. Newaygo State Park Campground
Morley, Michigan24 Reviews•52 Photos•106 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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8. Blue Lake County Park
Twin Lake, Michigan4 Reviews•4 Photos•57 Saves25 modern campsites with open and shaded sites All campsites offer water and electric hookups Opens about May 15th and closes on the first Sunday after September 15th
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$32 / night
9. Fisherman's Landing & Campground
Muskegon, Michigan4 Reviews•19 Photos•16 SavesFisherman’s Landing and Campground is an 18.6 acre waterfront campground located on the east end of Muskegon Lake. Conveniently situated near vibrant downtown Muskegon with easy access to the expressway and Lakeshore Bike Trail, our campground is a local gem that offers families memorable outdoor experiences.
Sports fishermen, as well as hobbyists, appreciate the optimal location with boat access to Lake Michigan. Muskegon is celebrated as one of the best places in the state for salmon, trout, steelhead, bass, walleye, perch and pike fishing.
When booking your vacation at Fisherman’s Landing and Campground, you can choose from over 100 spacious campsites including 30 and 50 amp, pull-through and waterfront RV sites, to electric tent sites, to make your home away from home. Facility amenities include a clean and modern shower house, private boat dock and kayak launch, fish cleaning station, and a secure gated entrance.
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10. Chinook Camping
Fremont, Michigan4 Reviews•15 Photos•28 Saves- Pets
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Recent Glamping Reviews in Muskegon
291 Reviews of 45 Muskegon Campgrounds
- Julia A.
Guide
Muskegon County Pioneer County Park
Lost lake trail
We had one of the sites closest to the beach access which was very nice for us, but since we were there Labor Day weekend(my mistake lol) we had a lot of traffic come through our campsite. We tend to enjoy more peaceful stays with less crowding. The beach had plenty of room for everyone to spread out and was not crowded at all which made up for it. Highly recommend watching the sunset from the beach. We also loved the lost lake trail. The group camping area is shut down.
- Chris S.
Traveler
Dune Town Camp Resort
Had a great time .
Peggy are host was awesome . It's really clean and a beautiful place and close to the Dunes .
- KKris D.Guide
Mears State Park Campground
First time staying
It’s a little cramped making it a bit overwhelming but the sites are nice and kept.
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Charles E.Traveler
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.
Jim P.
ScoutVal 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.
Wendy F.GuideMuskegon 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.
- MMarie S.Traveler
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!!
Erica L.Traveler
South Channel Campground
It was OK
This campground was okay. Nothing super special or exciting. The restrooms were very clean and maintained. The lots themselves are not kept well. Lots of long grass, dirt and tree stumps close to the road. Made it kinda hard to park our 30’ camper without running into a stump. It was nice and close to the channel and there is a beach attached to the campground which is accessible by a dirt trail. It was good for what we needed it for.
- KK H.Scout
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.
- MMatt B.Scout
Muskegon KOA
Awesome times
Crazy fun Sex Naked
Kyla T.Guide
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. :)
Cynthia K.
Legend
Grand Haven State Park Campground
Did a walk through
We were camping at Holland State Park, which isn't that far away & decided to take a morning to see the pier & lighthouses at Grand Haven. Unfortunately, we picked the Saturday they were having the Kite Fest on the beach so the parking was CRAZY!
I asked the guy at the gate how to get to the pier & he said "cut through the campground". I'm pretty sure there's a city park outside the state park, but like I said- crazy weekend parking.
My thoughts on Grand Haven State Park is the sites are VERY tight. I thought Holland was bad, but Grand Haven is much worse.
The pro- You can get a site right on the beach. Imagine sitting & watching the sunset every night from the comfort of your site! You get a nice view of the lighthouses.
The cons- Very Tight Sites! This is also a very small state park, so it's parking lot/beach/campground & that's about it. There's only 1 bathhouse. You have to bring your own portable fire pit. No hiking trail, unless you count the walk to the pier.
Art Farm .Scout
Art Farm Fennville
Beautiful. Best Cuppa Artisan Roasted Coffee
There's end of the road privacy and room to roam with a fire pit and firewood. Pop-up Farm Stand usually has seasonal offerings and smore kits.
Beans are fair trade and roasted on site
Fireflies and Starry Evenings.
Starlink Wi-Fi is available.
Bike Shed for tools
interurban allows car free adventure
Leah M.GuideLake Michigan Campground at Muskegon State Park Campground
Great Park By Water
Great dunes covered in dune grass, beautiful water next to the pier where we can got to go fishing. Great Michigan sunsets, clean bathrooms and nice fire pits. Big lake and inlet lake available. Bait machine was so fun for me, it being my first. Showers really nice and clean. Sites close together hence the 4 not 5 stars but ppl are nice so no big deal. Camp activities for kids, all around great camp grounds.
Lucas G.TravelerLake Michigan Campground at Muskegon State Park Campground
Wonderful state park
Beautiful campground right on Lake Michigan. Clean facilities. Beach access.
Eric W.TravelerNewaygo State Park Campground
Camping
Pretty sweet spot, quiet and clean
- HHolly J.Scout
Brower Park Campground
Home away
This campground is a home away from home. It’s beautifully situated in the middle of the state. Ample boating, fishing swimming. The facilities are great and they have a good truck on site. We camp here at least twice a year.
- KKaylaTraveler
White River RV Park & Campground
Dirty and loud
My family and I stayed over Labor Day weekend. The sites were so dirty and dusty as everything is dirt including the roads. It is also very loud and was not regulated. The camp store was very clean and well stocked. The bathrooms were okay, not very clean but not awful. All in all, we will not be returning.
- BBradley L.Scout
Ludington East KOA
Excellent Hospitality
Stayed on pull through site, did require some leveling as driver side was considerably lower. Delivered firewood to your site. No TMobile cell service & limited TV reception. Dropped a set of keys and they mailed them back to me at no charge.
Rick G.LegendGrand Haven State Park Campground
Great Beach Camping
Not our usual type of camping. But, with that said we really enjoyed our 4 night stay. Lake Michigan is a short stroll and downtown Grand Haven is a short walk. Enjoyed the Spring Lake bike trail loop that gave us a 19 mile ride from the campground. Verizon signal okay to stream. Lucked out and only had one off and on neighbor. Otherwise sites are very close and on a parking lot covered with sand here and there.
- BBrian H.Traveler
Dunes Harbor Family Camp
Great family camping
We were on a waitlist and did not expect to get in but received a call a week later that there was a cancellation. All staff was extremely friendly and helpful. The grounds are very well maintained. Tons of activities for kids. We were lucky to get a shaded spot but several are pretty exposed. Can’t recommend Dunes Harbor enough if you’re looking for a resort/family style campground.
- DDonaldScout
Newaygo State Park Campground
10pm
Nicely designed campground w privacy between sites. To bad staffing cuts didn’t allow there to be any DNR employees to enforce the 10pm noise curfew. Two nights of brain damaging laughter and frivolity by campsite 21 ruined the whole experience. The cigar boats running full throttle all day was annoying. To bad the new Dragon trail will get less attention because of the negatives that go w this over crowded destination. I will not be back. Going to buy my own campground. Done w State Park System.
- NNeilTraveler
Whelan Lake Campground
I mean, it was free..
I was able to snag the last established spot before the ascent up to the clear cut. The spot was big and beautiful overlooking the river valley. Acces to the river from the site down a 70 degree descent, so not ideal for small kids or old folk. Myself and the hound were able to wade across the river in late spring but it was damned cold. It was a nice spot to wash up. There was ALOT of ORV traffic at all hours and locals/campers harvesting wood that had been clear cut previously.
- Megan D.Traveler
Blue Lake County Park
Kind of expensive for what you get
We only saw camp host once the restrooms were not in the best shape and when we booked it said there was only one site available but our whole stay there was only 4 campers in the entire park and two of them were empty one was a relative of mine
- SSharon S.Traveler
Fisherman's Landing & Campground
Horrible
Staff is rude!!! Omg. Talk to your customer not scream from a golf cart. Grow up!! Lots are tiny! Your on top of each other.
Warning. No tents or clams! Can be set up. This place is horrible - Marta B.Scout
Timbers Edge Campground
Owner very rude and disrespectful
Run down campground with rude disrespectful owner. We were attacked over something that was so trivial...a few hoof prints by our trailer where we we told to park. Horses did not dig or paw. She drove up to us and complained that they tore up her grass, which wasn't true. There was no grass to begin with, it was moss. Our ponied stood quietly tied to trailer as we saddled up and then when we came back from our rife and unsaddled. We were with them the entire time....it was a short day ride with a friend who was camping there. Woman never asked or told us to picket. Normal function for horseman is to ride from trailer. I Just couldn't believe it. Told woman we understood and would be leaving and wouldn't be back. She kept running her mouth. I told her to drop it and that again, we would leave and would not be back. Kept running her mouth, and Id had enough and told her to shut up.
- Cassondra P.
RangerGrand Haven State Park Campground
Not your normal campground
This is a parking lot on the beach - sites are extremely tight and small
This is not a normal michigan style camping experience but it’s about the location of where you are.
This is a great location for being right on the beach and being able to walk downtown
This campground is not for everyone
We love sitting on the beach having a fire and waking downtown
Bathrooms were very clean, staff were very friendly
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