This Park offers a great swimming hole (no life guard on duty), A large Pavilion (with electric) for picnic lunches, Pitt Toilets, running water and of coarse great fishing on the Menominee River.

Four sites are available for over night camping, non-electric sites only for $10 per night.


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Kleinke Park is located 13 miles north of Menominee on M35.

If you want a gorgeous view of the Bay this is the park for you. Swim in the Bay (no life guard on duty) and lay on the nice sandy beach. There is a carry on boat launch.

Camping can be on daily or seasonal sites. All sites are 50 amp service. A service building, sinks, flush toilets, and showers, and a dump station are on site.

Ice and Fire wood are normally available in park. A play ground for the kids and picnic area with a pavilion are next to the campground.

Camping at Kleinke Park is on a first come first serve basis on the merit system for daily camping. How this is done:
Find a vacant place you'd like to camp.
Be sure there is no sign posted with "seasonal" and/or dates on the site post
(if there is a sign on the site post, someone has that place reserved for the specific dates listed and you can not stay there.) It may say seasonal on the site post. If that is the case, and there is no one in the site spot, you can not have that site. That camp site is taken for a seasonal lease. They may have a motor home that they use which would leave the site vacant occasionally, however they still paid for that site for the lease duration. You can't camp there. Please find another site.
Pay at the Pay pole (in the envelopes provided) for the number of nights you'll be staying. Enjoy your stay.


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Michigan 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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The location is beautiful. Each campsite seems to be separated pretty far apart. I couldn’t see anyone else from my site (#2). However I would not recommend this campground for anyone with a larger camper. I have a 38’ long, 12’+ tall bumper pull and was scraping the roof on trees and struggled to get backed into the site. Cell service with Att is horrible too but we are camping. 

The location is stunning 

Perfect setting, quiet and no people. We are in site 3 overlooking the River. We will come back again; each site had a trash and fire ring. 


4th of July 2022

My wife and I were blessed to spend a night at this idyllic site as my mother graciously watched our daughter for the night to let us enjoy camping together. We brought the dogs with; and we were able to kayak and fish along the river within view of our campsite. Some of the sites themselves are elegantly perched above the riverbank and give you a great view overlooking the mini rapids at the convergence of the river split. Each site is a good distance away from the nearest one so you do feel more remote as you camp. We went for walks on the handful of small trails, enjoyed a picnic and roasted food over our little fire. The site also offers toilet, water and trash services, adding a little extra convenience. I definitely hope to camp here again with my kids once they get older!

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