RV Parks & Campgrounds near Port Hope, MI

If you’re trying to find a great RV park in Michigan, then you’ve just struck the mother lode - camping at Oscoda / Tawas KOA is just the best, so start your search for an RV in Iosco County right away. This RV campground is fantastic for families, what with all the amazingly fun activities such as a jumping pillow, banana bike rentals, gem mining, and a heated swimming pool. You can also try a jump shot, like basketball but with a trampoline. Afterward, you can go relax in the arcade or in the shade of the leafy trees. This is also an excellent place to make friends with other RV enthusiasts (or anyone, really).

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Michigan is known for its divine beaches, campgrounds, recreation areas, and state parks, and Tawas Point Campground is part of the magic. Rent an RV near Tawas Point Campground for your next vacation and buckle up for a relaxing getaway to the scenic shores of Lake Huron. This state-run RV campground is located across the Saginaw Bay from Port Austin, just over an hour's drive north of Bay City. While Detroit and the state capital, Lansing, aren’t exactly close to Tawas Point, you may not even feel the need to venture in the big city when you see the beautiful beaches in this rustic campground.

Aptly nicknamed the “Cape Cod of the Midwest,” Tawas Point is a lovely spot …

Close to the “Cape Cod of the Midwest,” Bay City is about an hour's drive south.

This well-established East Tawas campground features several campsite variations. Many sites are equipped with 30 amp electric, sewer, water, and cable TV hookups, so guests can have …

Perhaps the view of the sun coming up over Lake Huron and the closeness to its sandy beaches are what you came to Lexington for. If so, the Lexington Park Campground on the shores of Lake Huron can’t be more perfectly situated. Leafy and cool with mature pine trees, the campground evokes a serene setting for Lexington campers with all the kids in tow. The playground and the horseshoe pits are an invitation for kids to have all kinds of fun while the volleyball, basketball, and tennis courts engage the adults.

The amenities, too, ensure comfort to every camper, whatever their need. If you only need electric service (30amp), you’ll find it here. Or connect to water/electric or even full …

Stay at one of the largest campgrounds in northeast Michigan when you camp at Old Orchard Campground. Nestled in the Huron-Manistee National Forest along the River Road Scenic Byway, this seasonal campground is open from March through November each year. The campground features 525 campsites, including primitive, modern, and waterfront camping near Oscoda, Michigan. For your convenience, there are dump stations, modern bathhouses, a boat ramp, and large picnic pavilions. If you forgot something at home, swing by the general store, which sells limited groceries and camping essentials. For your entertainment, you can play a game of shuffleboard, do some exercise on the fitness trail, or go for a hike along one of the campground's many trails. For children, there …

On the tip of the thumb on Michigan’s Lower Peninsula, Port Crescent Campground gives campers a wonderful place to relax, get away, and soak up the sun on the shores of Lake Huron. This quiet area of Michigan has a few small villages and towns, but a few hours of driving is needed if you camp at Port Crescent Campground and want to visit Detroit, the nearest major cities.

If you are looking for good reasons to stay at this lovely, state-run campground in Michigan, you’ll find quite a few. You can choose from one of over 140 peaceful campsites when you stay at Port Crescent Campground, and if you are lucky, you might snag a spot …