Fort Wilkins Campground

Fort Wilkins Campground is situated in Fort Wilkins Historic State Park. The park is home to a preserved fort established in the mid-1800s, during the Copper Rush period in Michigan. This waterfront Upper Peninsula campground is nestled between the shores of Lake Superior and Lake Fanny Hooe and is just outside the town of Copper Harbor on the very northern tip of the peninsula. It is very secluded, and the nearest cities include Traverse Bay and Eagle Harbor, both of which are within easy driving distance to the campground.

There are modern campsites at Fort Wilkins Campground that have 20/ 30/50 amp electrical connections. WiFi can be accessed within the park, so you can stay connected while you are RV camping here. There are restrooms on-site as well as a dump site where you can empty your motorhome rental's holding tanks. The campground has large picnic shelters where you can enjoy your meals, as well as a concessions center where you can pick up basic camping supplies. There is a playground for those camping with kids. If you plan on going boating while you're camping at Fort Wilkins Campground, you can use the boat launch on Lake Fanny Hooe. There's also a fishing pier if you would like to fish without a boat.