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Michigan Campgrounds
We love Michigan campgrounds! Which ones are your favorite? Fill out the form below and tell your favorite places to camp in Michigan and see where other campers love to stay. Check back often and we will update this page with the favorite campground choices of our visitors! Happy camping!
Reader Favorite Campgrounds are Here!Here is what some of our visitors have had to say:Interlochen State Park, Interlochen, MI Sept 2006 Chosen by: April (Michigan, Unites States) The campground is set in a beautiful town, near the Interlochen Arts Camp. The campground itself is by two lakes, Duck lake and Green lake. We stayed in the "rough" part of the campground without electricity or flush toilets. It was very beautiful and peaceful there. Green Lake was lovely as well and we enjoyed swimming in it. The campground is quiet enough to make you feel "away from it all" while still being near enough to town to get food, supplies and see a show at the arts camp. We really enjoyed our stay there. Whispering Waters Campground, Evansville, IN August 6-8, 2007 Chosen by: Bobbie (Michigan, Unites States) The owners Roger and Uta Vilmont manage this campground with personal pride. This campground offers access to river tubing, canoeing or kayaking, clean sites, a small, heated and clean swimming pool, and a campstore with reasonably priced items. There is a Walmart and KMart just nearby if the campstore doesn't have all you need. There are also quite a few small lakes in the surrounding area for day trips. The place was also very clean and neat. (Article continues below:) Ludington State Park Ludington, MI July 25 - July 31, 2007 Ludington State Park is on Lake Michigan and also has a beach on Hamlin Lake. There is a river that runs from Hamlin Lake to Lake Michigan that you can float down. If you like sand dunes there are many to climb and run down. You can also bike or walk from the camping area to Big Sable Light House. There is a large trail system that is fun to walk. Lots to do right in the State Park, but it is a short drive to the city of Ludington where there are many tourist attractions. Holland State Park, Holland, MI June 2007 Chosen by: David (Grand Forks, ND) Holland State Park's campground is centered in the waterfront sand dunes of Holland, MI. The state offers two spots for campers to stay, one on the beach, and another a short walking distance from the beach and local shops. There are many activities offered nearby, including Seadoo rentals, kayak rentals, and a General Store that offer's a great ice cream treat on those hot summer days. Try to avoid visiting late May to early June, since many of the local high school graduates are using this site as their celebration grounds.
Chosen by: Michelle (Michigan, Unites States)
The campground has a wide variety of rental cabins, trailers, and hundreds of camp sites. They have an indoor recreation center where you can swim, play pool, video games and an exercise room. During the summer months they have paddle boats and putt-putt golf. I like this campground because there is so much you can do there with your kids. Young State Park Chosen by: Nathan (Michigan, United States) The layout is very nice. There are many trails for walking. The beach is right on the campground, and it's a very nice and clean beach as well. The camp sites are, for the most part, well shaded too. The bathrooms were always clean, and there are plenty of them.
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