Harrisville Campground
Visiting the Great Lakes is always a good idea, especially if you decide on camping at Harrisville Campground. On the shores of Lake Huron, it is just the place where you can unwind and refill your energy. Travelers coming to this pet-friendly campground will find themselves in one of the oldest state parks in Michigan – Harrisville State Park. Park your rental RV at one of the beachfront sites and watch both the sunrise and the sunset reflecting on the surface of the lake. Some of the RV sites have electric hookups with 50 amp service, and there are also restrooms and a dump station.The surrounding area seems like it was made for outdoor lovers – they can go from splashing around in the lake to meandering through the forest in no time. If you hit the road in your Harrisville camper, you will reach the shores of Lake Michigan and Lake Superior after a short ride and immerse yourself in their beauty. Those in the mood for some sightseeing can follow the road south and get to some of the largest and most interesting cities in the state. Saginaw is waiting on the banks of the river with the same name, home to the Castle Museum and the Saginaw Children’s Zoo. Crossroad Village & Huckleberry Railroad and the Flint Institute of Arts are some of the attractions of Flint, the next city you should stop by. If you don’t mind spending a couple more hours on the road, you will arrive in Detroit, aka the Motor City, attracting sightseers with the Henry Ford Museum and the Detroit Institute of Arts.
Visiting the Great Lakes is always a good idea, especially if you decide on camping at Harrisville Campground. On the shores of Lake Huron, it is just the place where you can unwind and refill your energy. Travelers coming to this pet-friendly campground will find themselves in one of the oldest state parks in Michigan – Harrisville State Park. Park your rental RV at one of the beachfront sites and watch both the sunrise and the sunset reflecting on the surface of the lake. Some of the RV sites have electric hookups with 50 amp service, and there are also restrooms and a dump station.The surrounding area seems like it was made for outdoor lovers – they can go from splashing around in the lake to meandering through the forest in no time. If you hit the road in your Harrisville camper, you will reach the shores of Lake Michigan and Lake Superior after a short ride and immerse yourself in their beauty. Those in the mood for some sightseeing can follow the road south and get to some of the largest and most interesting cities in the state. Saginaw is waiting on the banks of the river with the same name, home to the Castle Museum and the Saginaw Children’s Zoo. Crossroad Village & Huckleberry Railroad and the Flint Institute of Arts are some of the attractions of Flint, the next city you should stop by. If you don’t mind spending a couple more hours on the road, you will arrive in Detroit, aka the Motor City, attracting sightseers with the Henry Ford Museum and the Detroit Institute of Arts.
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