If you need a vacation but don’t want to spend an arm and a leg, look no further than these picturesque camping spots in our truly gorgeous state. Whether you have a tent, RV, or you just want to sleep under the stars, these destinations could provide you with the R&R you so desperately seek.
Tahquamenon Falls State Park41382 W. M-123, ParadiseLocated right at the tippy top of the U.P. you can find Tahquamenon Falls State Park. It’s known for its main waterfall along the Tahquamenon river, which is an ample photo-op spot for campers and those who just come for a visit. Popular activities campers can pursue include hiking, fishing, backpacking, canoeing, and photography. During the summer, campers can take a guided hike with the park’s staff throughout the week.
Photo via Tahquamenon Falls State Park / FacebookPorcupine Mountains State Park33303 Headquarters Rd., OntonagonAs Michigan’s largest state park, ranking in at about 60,000 acres of land, campers can enjoy a multitude of activities, as well as some rest and relaxation. Campers can play a round of disc golf or do some metal detecting along Lake Superior’s shoreline. If hiking is your favorite way to exercise outdoors, Porcupine Mountains State Park would be a great fit for you since there are over 90 miles of trails.
Photo via Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park — the “Porkies” / Facebook
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