East Chickenbone Campground

An inland campground located on the east end of Chickenbone Lake, off of the East Chickenbone Trail. Consecutive night stay limit is two nights from June 1 - Labor Day annually. Three individual tent sites and one group site. No boater access. Canoe/kayak access using 1.2 mile portage from McCargoe Cove or .2 mile portage from Lake Livermore. Be aware that the campground is not on the shoreline - West Chickenbone Campground is more accessible for watercraft.

Driving directions to East Chickenbone Campground

The East Chickenbone Campground is located on the east end of Chickenbone Lake, off of the East Chickenbone Lake Campground.

Location and contact info

, MI

For campground inquires, please call:(906) 482-0984

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