RV Rental Brimley State Park, MI

Camping at Brimley State Park is a wonderful opportunity to engage in a wide range of exciting outdoor activities. If you visit during the summer, you'll undoubtedly spend much of your time down at Lake Superior.

With a plethora of water activities to keep you busy and to help you fend off the summer heat, this will definitely be a memorable trip. Top up your tan by sunbathing on a sandy beach, or do something more thrilling, like water skiing or tubing. Remember to bring your fishing license and spend some time trying to catch walleye, northern pike, and whitefish.

One of the most interesting facts about Brimley State Park is that it doesn't have any specific hiking trails. Still, visitors tend to explore the park using the abandoned railroad corridor that winds throughout the park. Alternatively, you can hike across the shoreline and even bring a metal detector to do some treasure hunting.

Finally, seize this unique opportunity to experience the wild beauty of Michigan and observe the local wildlife, such as tame chipmunks, deer, and so much more. You can also take a stroll along the beachfront and enjoy the gorgeous sunset.

Visitors camping with an RV at Brimley State Park can choose from 237 sites. Some sites feature electrical hookups (50 amps) but no sewer or water hookups. Fortunately, a dump station and water-filling stations are located throughout the campground. Once you set up camp, you'll also have access to three restrooms with hot showers and flush toilets.

In terms of amenities, the park boasts a designated picnic area, a playground that's great for the kids, and also a boat launch area. It's worth noting that sites can accommodate vehicles of up to 50 feet long, and also that pets are allowed, as long as they're properly leashed.

One of the advantages of your Brimley State Park camping adventure is that you'll be in a part of the state is rich in history and natural beauty. Make sure you take the time to experience what Michigan has to offer.

One place you should have on your radar is the River of History Museum in Sault Ste. Marie. Visit the museum to learn about the turbulent history of this region, all the way from the Ice Age, through the middle ages, to the present day. The story is delivered through a variety of interesting visual and audio presentations. Don't forget to check out the museum's gift shop to purchase a few mementos and souvenirs.

Next place on your list should be the Soo Locks in Sault Ste. Marie. Observe and inspect some of the largest freighters that have roamed the Great Lakes and learn the history of French explorers, Native Americans, and fur traders that established and shaped trade routes in this part of the country.

To experience more of Michigan's wondrous natural beauty, make sure to pay a visit to the Tahquamenon Falls near Paradise. Tahquamenon Falls are the second biggest falls east of the Mississippi River, but they're mostly famous for their rustic color resulting from tannic acid.

Once you're done exploring and adventuring, give yourself a much-needed break and treat yourself to a good meal. Head west of the park, where you'll find a pizzeria, a bar and grill, and a seafood restaurant. If you need to gas up your RV rental or get some supplies, you'll find a couple of gas stations within four miles of the park.