A family-owned private campground overlooking the Straits of Mackinac with spectacular views of the Mighty Mackinac Bridge, Mackinac Island, and Great Lakes Freighter traffic. We are just minutes from Mackinac Island Ferries, downtown Mackinaw City, public Beaches and Dunes, Dining, Shopping, State Historical Attractions, the retired Ice Breaker Mackinaw Maritime Museum, area Golf Courses, The Headlands International Dark Sky Park, and area Casinos.

Day trips are easily planned to Mackinac Island, The Soo Locks, Tahquamenon Falls, Whitefish Point (Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum), Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, Oswald's Bear Ranch and much more.

Tee Pee Campground

This campground is in a great location to enjoy Mackinac. It’s sites are a little on the smaller side but the campground has a very nice beach on the lake and the bath and shower houses were very nice and well maintained. What made this a 5 star for me was the staff and the customer service. These people truly have a passion for what they do and it shows! 

Nice campground 

Nice family owned campground on Lake Huron. Very nice view of the Mackinac Bridge, very clean bathrooms and showers, perfect for families. Conveniently located to Mackinaw City and the shuttle boats to Mackinac Island.

Great family owned campground with excellent view of the Mackinac Bridge.

Stayed here for one night before heading to Mackinaw Island the next day. It was fun, cute, and had a great beach. The facilities were a bit dated, but that added to the character.  Lots of friendly people camping there! Very social! 

Fun and Unique Bridge View Campground 

Three years in a row I have camped here the first of May. Will continue the tradition for may year.
Great friendly manager.

Camping

Nice sites, water spigot &amp; electric are at the back of the site-we needed all 50 feet of our water hose. Discount tickets to the Mac Island ferry with shuttle pickup/drop off.

Helpful, Friendly & Clean

 We stayed for one Monday night on our way to the Porkies. 

This is an established campground. The sites are tight, most have no bushes/trees. We were lucky on our right side to have some privacy. The perimeter sites back into a chain link fence that has a view of the woods. This is on both sides of the campground. 

  

The bathrooms/showers were clean. The showers had 2 large lips to step over. My mobility challenged husband had some trouble. 

  

The best sites are 26,27,28,76&amp;77. These sites are right by the beach &amp; have great views. 27 looked like it didn't have electricity &amp; might be a tent site. Strangely, 26 &amp; 27 were empty the night we were there. 

  

The beach is small &amp; you can swim there. There's no pool. There's several swings &amp; benches to sit &amp; look at the water. There's a game room by the store.

I did like this campground. It reminded me of what camping must have been like in the 50s/60s. A retro feel to it.