Kritter's Northcountry Campground

Kritter's Northcountry Campground operates from Mother's Day weekend through October 15 in Newberry, Michigan, offering full hookup sites with electric, water, and sewer connections. All sites are pull-through configurations where RVs face each other across the campground roads. The layout creates close spacing between neighbors, though reviewers note the community atmosphere this generates.

Most sites provide significant shade from mature trees, which campers appreciate during warmer weather but can limit solar exposure during cooler periods. Site 29 stands out as one of the larger pull-through options, while sites near the playground offer convenient access for families with children. The campground includes a nature trail suitable for walking dogs and a central playground area with multiple pieces of equipment.

The bathhouse features hot showers with push-button controls, though some campers find the system challenging, particularly when helping children. Laundry facilities operate at $1.50 per wash and dry cycle. Joie V. notes the facilities are clean, reporting "Bathroom and laundry were clean." WiFi is available but connection quality varies, and cellular service typically runs one bar for most carriers.

The campground sells firewood at $5 per bundle and ice at $2, though outside firewood is not permitted. Campers exploring the broader region can find campsites near Newberry for additional options in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.