Ocqueoc Falls State Forest Campground

The camp is semi-isolated. There is adequate space between sites and ample shade, but you can still certainly tell if you have neighbors. Additionally, you can hear road noise from M-68. Overall a terrific spot for rustic camping that’s easy to access and within easy distance to travel to all the area’s offerings. We fit our small travel trailer easily into a fairly level lot. The lack of big rigs makes for a generally laid back and quiet atmosphere - a certain plus.

Camped off of the dirt bike/hiking trail. Found access off end of Black Hwy

Amazing rustic campground. First come first serve sites, a well with pump for water and clean vault toilets. Walk along the Ocqueoc River to the falls, walk the path through the campground or park at the site and take a short trip to the falls. Large and small sites, friendly staff.

Only 14 campsites that are first come first serve. That’s the only down side came later in the day and still got a spot directly on the river. These are rural campsites so no facilities or park ranger on duty. $20 a night on the honor system. Stayed at site 2 had our own private path to the river behind our tent.

What’s not to love? Only a few sites, but this campground has it all. Lots of space and wooded areas around you, good spots for hanging out in the hammocks, a private swimming hole in the river. I could have used this as a base of operations for a week. Short drive to other attractions in the area, with swimming and hiking in your backyard.

this rustic campground is just accross road from Ocqueoc falls, which is a handicap accessible water fall in northern Michigan, it is very nice, lots of the sites are on the river, it’s a beautiful area, campground is rustic with outhouses and hand pump for water, the falls area has picnic tables and is very pretty

It's not a bad site, rather small, kinda felt crowded even when it wasn't, not much for trails or lakes. It is right across the street from the falls… and like right off the street. It's a great place to crash and see the falls, just not a lot to do.

Picnic table, hand pump water, and a clean outhouse. It's got what you need.

We did not sleep here because it was winter, but were used the day area and it was beautiful! I will be making a camping trip here soon. Nice facilities and the falls are gorgeous!

Campground connected to a pretty long hiking trail (not too difficult) with nice wildlife, lookouts, etc. Falls are small enough to allow people to play and swim in them, so don’t expect Niagara but it’s still lovely. In autumn the ice and leaves are amazing. We’ve only camped here in fall, when not many people were around. Sites are wooded, some within earshot of the streams etc. here. Clean, basic, would return.

Nearby a beautiful waterfall that is handicapped accessible. Basic camping, small number of sites.

Multilevel falls where you can swim. Many places to walk/hike, picnic, and enjoy the views. Beautiful overall with nice wooded campsites, some right next to water. Some poison ivy near our site a few years ago, watch your kids. Amenities are basic but modern. Highly recommended but could be very busy in summer.

My first and only visit so far here was great! I stayed in September so maybe that helped, but it was quiet and so peaceful. Beautiful sites along the babbling river made for a relaxed time. Clean bathrooms were a plus!