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$29 - $45 / night
"AMAZING views of Lake Superior just steps away from the camp site. Spots don't stay empty for long. The RV park stays full"
"If you can’t get into the campgrounds in Pictured Rocks this site is a good alternative due to its proximity (three miles) the downtown and the entrance to the park. "
$24 / night
"Tucked away in a silent wooded area. Paved roads all the way in. 15 minutes from Munising. Was a perfect hideaway for us driving from SW michigan over memorial day weekend."
"Small, remote campground, located on a nice size inland lake in Hiawatha National Forest. Close to Au Train, Munising and Pictured Rock National Lakeshore."
$24 / night
"It's a small campground, but very near the lake, and the coolest part is the old blast furnace (hence the name of the camp on the bay) on display."
"Convenient to Pictured Rocks, which is why we made this trip to Michigan."
$20 - $38 / night
"Otter Lake Campground is nestled within the Hiawatha National Forest and a close driving distance to Munising, Michigan."
"Was about 5 minutes outside Munising. Great place to stay if your planning on visiting pictured rocks. It’s right on the lake too with boat rentals if you just want to hang around your campsite."
"Near Au Train Falls. On 8 mile Forest Lake, with access. $15/night. Walk-in and lake sites. Beautiful, quiet spot with many regulars. Great for respectful campers. Great Dark Sky View!"
"Clean campground with access to the reservoir."
$20 - $200 / night
"We opted for the rustic campground which still allowed access to the bathroom and showers, but was secluded from the cabin and RV area. The lake access was great! Warm water and good fishing."
"Outhouse and showers were clean
Electric hook up
Filled water at dump station We stayed in site 10 it was quiet and away from the core of the noise
Friendly staff Seasonals were a little wild and"
"There is a small store/restaurant nearby too. We didn’t see hiking trails but we found a lot of atv trails. Some people were walking along the road."
"There was a little trail right to the waters edge at our site, nice and sandy (dont need water shoes) We spent most of our time there soaking up the sun in our tubes. Very quiet secluded site."
$24 - $48 / night
"Petes Lake is a great campground tucked in the Hiawatha National Forest. The campground is located about 15 minutes south of Munising. "
"One interesting thing is that there are information plaques around camp giving you something to learn as you walk through camp. We’ve never seen this before- it’s a nice touch."
"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."
"The loop is also directly connected to a cheeky little waterfall trail. Nice and out of the way"
$24 - $60 / night
"Stayed in this secluded little campground that hugs around Island Lake for 3 nights and it was a great experience. The sites 9-11 are distanced from the others and that’s where I stayed."
"Each one has a trail to the lake. The road in camp is narrow but it’s one way so it works fine. This is a rustic campground with vault toilets.
The boat launch is really tight."
GuideThis is a small 6 site campground. Right off the road. So it can be noisy. Three sites are pull through, smaller trailers or RVs should be ok. All sites are good for tents. They all have picnic tables and fire rings. The Sturgeon River runs behind the campground. However access is difficult due to a steep bank going down to it. There will be mosquitoes. They're worse in the morning and at dusk . This is probably a better cool weather campground. Close proximity to Big Bay Denoc boat landings.
ScoutSomeone trashed our tent when we were away at the beach for the day. Feel unsafe camping there.
TravelerThere was a little trail right to the waters edge at our site, nice and sandy (dont need water shoes) We spent most of our time there soaking up the sun in our tubes. Very quiet secluded site.
GuideFirst off we noted several comments regarding the smell of gas/propane, and yes we could smell the same. The camp spots are spacious however you can see everyone around you. Camp staff are very friendly. Spots are level and grass covered. We had an electric spot with a 50, 30, 110 electrical hook up.
ScoutCould be pretty nice when done. But $39 for grass site is a bit much. Consider showers. Even if pay to use....
ScoutWe stayed for a month, twice the owner tried to tell us we owed more money. My wife had to show him the emails they exchanged, proving him wrong. The campground has very hard water, to the point our shower is stained pretty bad even though we had multiple filters and a water softener . Our site was nice and a short walk to Lake Superior.
ScoutDefinitely a unique spot. The staff was really kind. They have some cool amenities like billiards and house crafted beer. The spots were spacious in the woods and had a good feel. Can’t beat the location either, given it’s right across from Lake Superior beach access.
TravelerArrived Sunday afternoon. No one camping. 13 back in or tent campsites, shaded, level with picnic table & fire ring. Pit toilets and hand pump for water. Boat landing & small sand beach for swimming & fishing. Hiking trails are a plus.
TravelerThis is my first review from 2023 and we keep coming back almost every year.
Husband and I just got back from stay here for two nights. We loved it and can’t wait to return! The hosts were amazing and made us feel very welcome/cared for. The vault toilets were very clean and well maintained. No showers at this park but we had our own with us.
Our campsite was very clean when we arrived to setup camp and the hosts make sure each site looks fabulous before new individuals arrive. Lots of chipmunks in camp that were super cute. Sites aren’t to close to one another so you feel separate but together.
There is a beach and boat launch near. We went there to chase the northern lights but missed it by a night. 😭
We kayaked Au Train River and stood in the Au Train falls. The bird watch site at camp was amazing as well. Don’t skip out on Pictured Rocks either.
Can’t wait for next year so we can return!
Camping near Trenary, Michigan, offers a mix of beautiful landscapes and fun activities for everyone. Whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat or an adventure-filled getaway, this area has something to offer.
Camping near Trenary, Michigan, provides a great mix of nature, fun, and family-friendly activities. Whether you're in a tent or an RV, there's something for everyone to enjoy!
Frequently Asked Questions
According to TheDyrt.com, Trenary, MI offers a wide range of camping options, with 142 campgrounds and RV parks near Trenary, MI and 17 free dispersed camping spots.
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular campground near Trenary, MI is Munising Tourist Park Campground with a 4.2-star rating from 49 reviews.
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 17 free dispersed camping spots near Trenary, MI.
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 9 parks near Trenary, MI that allow camping, notably Hiawatha National Forest and Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore.
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