10 of the Most Beautiful Campgrounds in Michigan
Michigan is the perfect place for an idyllic camping trip! Escape the hustle and bustle, spend quality time with friend and family, and develop a new found appreciation for Mother Nature at some of these most scenic campgrounds in Michigan.
1. Tahquamenon Falls State Park - Paradise

2. South Higgins Lake State Park - Roscommon
Head to Northeast Michigan to take a swim in the crystal-clear Higgins Lake or grab a metal detector and try your luck searching for hidden treasures along the shoreline. Experience tranquility and observe wildlife while traveling the camp’s nature trail.3. Porcupine Mountains State Park - Ontonagon

Be sure to bring a map when traveling in the “Porkies” to help navigate this state park in the Western Upper Peninsula. It's the largest of its kind in Michigan, comprising 60,000 acres. Take your pick from a variety of campsites including modern, rustic and yurt lodging. Enjoy scenic waterfalls, trek across miles of hiking trails, or feel the sensation of stepping back in time as you explore the ancient Porcupine Mountains.
4. Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore - Munising
Behold the beauty which lies in this Central Upper Peninsula park’s dramatic, multicolored sandstone cliffs. Hike alongside comely wildflowers and ride the waves of Lake Superior in a kayak. For another priceless view of the lake, travel atop the Au Sable Light Station towering 87 feet above the ground.5. Wilderness State Park - Carp Lake
Participate in a host of recreational activities including hiking, fishing, and biking across 10,500 acres of campground in Northwest Michigan. Enjoy 26 miles of beautiful Lake Michigan shoreline and watch amazing sunsets over pristine water. The air is so clean here that breathing is a kind of luxury.6. Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore - Empire

Explore these enormous sand dunes in Northwest Michigan by taking a guided tour or wandering on your own. Swim at one of the park’s many beaches or take in the sweet smell of maple syrup while walking through a lush beech-maple forest. Adventurous kids can take part in a “rescue mission” of shipwreck survivors at the Maritime Museum.