South Manistique Lake Campground

On the shores of South Manistique Lake, the South Manistique Lake Campground is a quiet base for exploring the natural destinations of northern Michigan. It lies on the doorstep of the Seney National Wildlife Refuge and the Hiawatha National Forest, as well as the city of Sault Ste. Marie, which straddles Michigan and Ontario.

RV camping at the South Manistique Lake Campground includes access to 29 sites that are available for either tents or small trailers. RVs up to 40 feet in length can pull into the campground, with vault toilets and potable water available from the on-site hand pump.

The campground enjoys direct access to South Manistique Lake, which is renowned for its muskie, smallmouth bass, and walleye fishing. It’s also home to a 1.5-mile-long spit of glacial gravel known as Long Point that’s the legacy of an Ice Age glacier, which projects along the lake’s western shore.