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Fayette Historic State Park Campground and Jack Pine Lodge offer upscale glamping accommodations in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, approximately 25 miles from Nahma. Both destinations feature electricity and comfortable glamping setups with picnic tables, fire rings, and access to modern bathrooms. The Fayette location provides waterside glamping with direct lake access, clean showers, and electric hookups in a setting that combines natural beauty with historic significance. Jack Pine Lodge offers more luxurious glamping options with full hookups including water, sewer, and 50-amp electric service, plus on-site amenities like a market for convenience. "We had the entire park to ourselves over the last 4 weeks on weekends," noted one Fayette visitor. "Sites do appear to be close to each other and might be tight during the summer."
Indian Lake State Park South Campground provides premium glamping sites directly on Indian Lake with spectacular water views and sunset vistas. The glamping areas feature electric hookups, picnic tables, and fire rings with access to modern shower facilities and clean bathrooms. Nearby attractions include Kitch-iti-kipi ("Big Springs"), a stunning natural spring just 10 minutes away, making it an ideal base for exploring local natural wonders. The shallow, warm waters of Indian Lake create perfect swimming conditions directly from many glamping sites. A recent visitor described it as "a great lakeside campsite just outside of Manistique. There is a main bathroom area with showers. Good shallow water to swim (and watch the beautiful sunset)... Staff is friendly. They even do weekly events such as 'Traveling Trivia' for kids."
"The tent site itself was all we needed with a picnic table, fire pit, and electric. The bathrooms were clean and the showers were free (and even had warm water). The beach house was stunning."
"This is a great lakeside campsite just outside of Manistique. There is a main bathroom area with showers. Good shallow water to swim (and watch the beautiful sunset) but a little difficult to fish."
from $32 - $80 / night
Check Availability"There are over 20 sites, about half of which are located lake side (not directly on the lake, but there are little paths that lead you there and you can somewhat see the water from these sites.)"
"I loved the fire pit. I cook over the open fire and the size and type of ring was great. It had good ventilation which allows the fire to breath."
from $26 - $80 / night
Check Availability"Great open sky site, next to the water. High winds, but local beach trail and historic town a short walk away with additional trails."
"Nice campground with electric hook up no water at site. Nice spacious shaded sites with pull throughs available. The historic site is a must see."
from $35 - $196 / night
Check Availability"No service for TMobile or Verizon, but still a great secluded spot."
"Even though this campground is a decent distance from the main road, the way out is paved. This was unexpected but there are plenty of unpacked side roads to explore."
"Campsites are the usual mix of pull thrus and back-ins, rustic tent and water/electric. None of the sites have sewer but some have 20/30/50 amp electric with water and others are rustic tent sites. "
"We booked a river site but changed to a basic water and electric and saved 5 bucks for a better site. The sites on the river are not well laid out and it's hard to tell where to set up."
"Being that in the summer, it doesn't get dark until 10 pm, you can spend all day and most of the evening riding the trails."
"I have absolutely nothing but positive things to say. I am more one to frequent rustic and secluded campgrounds."
from $33 - $55 / night
Check Availability"City run campground on lake superior. Beautiful views, sandy shore. Most sites have water and electricity, some have sewer hookup. Some walk in sites on the shoreline. We camped on site 5."
"This is a busy campground right on Munising Bay on Lake Superior."
from $29 - $45 / night
Check Availability"We were looking for a campsite that we could drive up to, but we ended up going with a walk up campsite, thanks to the camp host. It couldn't have been more perfect."
"Well set up campground with about 25 sites on a loop with maybe 30 sites for $22/night."
from $24 - $80 / night
Check Availability"They are well-known for having the cleanest bathrooms/showers in the area and their bathrooms did not disappoint! They are air conditioned with individual, private stalls and hot water!"
"They are well-known for having the cleanest bathrooms/showers in the area and their bathrooms did not disappoint! They are air conditioned with individual, private stalls and hot water!"
from $40 - $150 / night
Check Availability"The staff at the office gave a helpful map that showed where the local waterfalls are at. There are a lot in the area! The campgrounds aren't anything special and the bathrooms are the nicest."
"This location kept me coming back. The KOA now offers may different activities for kids too."
GuideWe were looking for a campsite that we could drive up to, but we ended up going with a walk up campsite, thanks to the camp host. It couldn't have been more perfect. We got the closest site, which is not a long walk. It was totally private, with a little private entrance to the lake. Very peaceful. Not far from Munising.
GuideStayed for 5 nights. The third party computerized reservation system gave our site to someone else. Fortunately, we were put into a first-come first-served campsite right on the water which is a major upgrade. All of the sites (except for a few paved handicapped sites) are grass. Perimeter sites can be muddy. Interior sites can have enough slope that the trailer A-frame is on the ground in order to level. Electricity is reliable. Restrooms are immaculate. Showers are nice. Dump station with fresh water is clean and works well (2 bay).
My main complaint is a common, almost universal complain - people are right on top of one another. We have a truck camper 6 feet from our screen room with its AC on high and a very "fun" family sitting right outside our trailer on the other side. The "infield" is much worse - seems like each site has multiple vehicles and space is so tight that they are stacking kayaks. Family groups with clustered sites. Seems like a kennel as well with dogs everywhere. On the plus side: very little music being played, people were respectful, dogs well behaved for the most part without unattended barking dogs, people stayed quiet in off hours. The park itself is small with no biking trails or significant hiking trails. Not a lot of birdlife. They do have a nice beach which is a draw for families. We enjoyed our stay overall. We would return only if we had a waterfront site for a max of 3-4 nights. Off season would be better than summer.
TravelerMy family and I camped for 6 days and 5 nights here and it was great! They are well-known for having the cleanest bathrooms/showers in the area and their bathrooms did not disappoint! They are air conditioned with individual, private stalls and hot water! I often met an employee doing a quick wipe down during the early morning and the evening hours but they shut down the bathroom for 2 hours a day for deep cleaning. Amazing! Our campsite was close to the campground office/store which was very convenient. They also have a game room with a pool table to keep the teenagers entertained. It was such a great experience! We will definitely be back!
TravelerMy family and I camped for 6 days and 5 nights here and it was great! They are well-known for having the cleanest bathrooms/showers in the area and their bathrooms did not disappoint! They are air conditioned with individual, private stalls and hot water! I often met an employee doing a quick wipe down during the early morning and the evening hours but they shut down the bathroom for 2 hours a day for deep cleaning. Amazing! Our campsite was close to the campground office/store which was very convenient. They also have a game room with a pool table to keep the teenagers entertained. It was such a great experience! We will definitely be back!
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LegendThe staff at the office gave a helpful map that showed where the local waterfalls are at. There are a lot in the area! The campgrounds aren't anything special and the bathrooms are the nicest. I stayed in a kozy kabin for a night because my camping gear was wet from a storm the night before. Fire pits are provided and wood is for sale on site in the office as well as other necessities. Close to pictured rocks national lakeshore. Definitely go there!
ScoutMy family and I have been coming here for years!!!!! The campground is big and beautiful! Every campsite has a picnic table and fire pit; the Yurts and cabins have chairs. The Yurts, cabins, and bathrooms are clean! The staff is friendly! It is pet friendly. It is located near the water and has many trails to hike! Love this place, especially in October with the leaves changing and the festivals around town!!!!!
ScoutThis is a fabulous campground! There are over 20 sites, about half of which are located lake side (not directly on the lake, but there are little paths that lead you there and you can somewhat see the water from these sites.) There is a boat launch on one end of campground and the amazing beach on the other. The water is clear and warm (perfect lake for swimming) and there is both sand and grassy areas on the fairly large beach. The beach also offers picnic tables and benches. The only negative aspect I can see about this campground is that the sites are right on top of each other, so if you have a loud group or a generator next to you, it is noisy. But most campgrounds have sites set real close together, so you will find this pretty much everywhere. Def camp here! About an hours drive from a Pictured Rocks National Park. There are no showers or running water. Camp hosts were very nice, helpful, & welcoming.
LegendWhen we pulled into this campground we couldn’t believe how empty it was. Compared to all the other campgrounds we had been to in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and seeing as it was still the busy summer camping season we were shocked. We were wondering what was “wrong” but nothing really surfaced. It could just have been that we were there during the week and the weekend rush hadn’t come yet.
There are 96 campsites that sit on 74 acres so there was plenty of room for us to walk our dog and not feel like we were going in circles. Campsites are the usual mix of pull thrus and back-ins, rustic tent and water/electric. None of the sites have sewer but some have 20/30/50 amp electric with water and others are rustic tent sites. The electric and water sites long enough for any size RV but leveling may be difficult in some of the sites (which are grass). Picnic tables and fire pits accompany every sites. Some sites have their fire pits located at the back of the sites which makes for a big line of fire pits which was kind of weird. There are some large pine trees that provide some shade but this is not a wooded campground by any means.
For a county-run park there are plenty of amenities including WiFi which was slow and depends on where you are located in the park. The showers and flush toilets were clean but a little on the old side. A store sells ice, firewood, soda, snacks and ice cream. There is a really nice picnic pavilion that would be great if you had a lot of people in your group. It is covered with a “kitchen” area and lots of picnic tables. Since the park is on the Escanaba River there is a boat launch (albeit not really suitable for large boats with deep draft) and you can fish from the bank. Disco golf fans will love the 27-hole course that winds through the woods and property. For the kids, a playground area is large with lots of things for them to climb and play on.
The park is located off HWY 2 so access is easy but there is a bit of road noise. Plus, when we visited there was road construction going on that produced traffic backups and more noise. But the real problem is the train tracks that runs alongside the campground and seemed busy 24/7. It is not so bad in the front of the park but back where the tent section is must be pretty bad if you are in a tent.
RangerThe beach was very nice with shallow, warm water. That was the highlight of this Campground. The tent site itself was all we needed with a picnic table, fire pit, and electric. The bathrooms were clean and the showers were free (and even had warm water).
The beach house was stunning. There were many picnic tables and seating. It seemed like a great place, not only for lunch, but for crafts or even a nap. There was a bathroom in there too and a fire place.
It stormed in the middle of the night and we did not have a car because we came on bikes. We tried to see if the beach house was open, but they locked it at night. We sat in the showers for a half hour waiting out the storm because we were afraid of a tree falling on our tent. The showers were clean enough and big enough to sit on the bench and wait.
The campsite itself was grassy. Most of them were, but some were more dirt based. There are different prices for the type of electric hook up you want. It was a big campground and well kept.
It is not far from Kitch-Iti-Kipi, a clear spring that you can see to the bottom of. We did not get to go, but heard it is an incredible place.
Campgrounds near Nahma, Michigan offer rustic sites, modern amenities, and access to northern Michigan's natural attractions. The area sits within Hiawatha National Forest at approximately 600 feet elevation where summer temperatures average 70-80°F during the day. Winter camping remains available at several locations with temperatures frequently dropping below freezing from December through March.
Visit Kitch-iti-kipi Springs: Clear natural spring just 10 minutes from Camp Seven Lake Campground. "This is a great central location if you want to set it as your base. P.S. it is really close to Kitch-Iti-Kipi! Go see these phenomenon; it is special," notes Cody A.
Explore waterfall hiking trails: Multiple falls within driving distance of most campgrounds. The Haymeadow Creek NF Campground connects directly to waterfall access. "The campground is small but all the sites are spread out. A simple vault toilet can be found along with a water hand pump. The loop is also directly connected to a cheeky little waterfall trail," reports Kelvin P.
Dark sky stargazing: Winter and fall provide exceptional night sky viewing at several locations. "Great open sky site, next to the water. High winds, but local beach trail and historic town a short walk away with additional trails. We'll be back for the next New Moon!" explains Rob at Fayette Historic State Park.
Off-road vehicle trails: Direct trail access available for ORV enthusiasts seeking glamping close to Nahma, Michigan. "This campground is very close to trailhead. Well maintained, decent wifi. Sites are nice and large, staff is friendly and the bar has good food," says Hannah at Jack Pine Lodge.
Secluded tent sites with beach access: Waterfront camping with privacy. At Colwell Lake Campground, "Each site on the lake side of the loop has their own access to a path along the lake and a spot to easily tie off a boat. There are paths off the loop so that campers on the other side can access the lake path and the beach," describes Kinni P.
Clean, modern facilities: Many glamping sites near Nahma feature well-maintained bathrooms. "The bathrooms were clean, and the showers were free (and even had warm water). The beach house was stunning. There were many picnic tables and seating. It seemed like a great place, not only for lunch, but for crafts or even a nap," reports Emily M. from Indian Lake State Park.
Proximity to multiple attractions: Central location for UP exploration. "We love this campground! We spent 7 days with friends. The site that we both had were huge. I loved the fire pit. I cook over the open fire and the size and type of ring was great. It had good ventilation which allows the fire to breath," states Devora D. at Camp Seven Lake.
Flat, spacious glamping sites: Room for equipment and activities. At Pioneer Trail Park & Campground, "We parked in a river spot, and it was such a wonderful location, bathrooms right across a field, nice big playground, room for our motorhome, jeep, and hybrid van to charge! Access to fishing right at our site and disc golf across from our camper!" shares Dana K.
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