Little Brevort Lake-North Campground

The Great Outdoors

The Wilderness State Park is easily accessible with your rental motorhome near the Little Brevort Lake North Campground. The park covers over 10,000 acres and includes 26 miles of shoreline along Lake Michigan and a designated dark-sky preserve. There is also a geocaching trail with 16 geocaches as well as four additional caches located in the park. The park also features over 16 miles of trails, a boat launch, a beach, a dog beach, and a picnic area with tables, fire pits, and grills. Other recreational opportunities here include hiking, biking, paddling, hunting, fishing, metal detecting, and winter activities such as snowmobiling and cross-country skiing. The Michigan State Park Explorer Program offers weekly nature programs.Take your Brevort camper rental to the Hiawatha National Forest to experience the wild and scenic beauty of the Upper Peninsula. It features shoreline on lakes Superior, Huron, and Michigan as well as islands, lighthouses, and snow in season. Special places in this Great Lakes national forest include the AuTrain Songbird Trail, the Bay Furnace Historic Site, the Maywood Historic Trail, and the Whitefish Bay National Forest Scenic Byway. Recreational opportunities in the forest include beaches and dunes, swimming, boating, fishing, hunting, climbing, nature viewing and photography, picnicking, bird and wildlife watching, rock and mineral collecting, and winter activities such as snowshoeing, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing.You can also visit the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore along Lake Superior when you rent a camper near the Little Brevort Lake North Campground. This national treasure features beaches, inland lakes, shoreline, forest, sand dunes, sandstone cliffs, and waterfalls. There are 100 miles of trails throughout. Guided lighthouse tours, boat cruises, and kayak and paddleboard tours are available. Other recreational activities here include swimming and diving, boating and paddleboarding, hiking, biking, fishing and hunting, and winter activities such as ice climbing, snowmobiling, and snowshoeing and cross-country skiing.

Exploring the Area

You can visit the unique waterfront city of Sault Ste. Marie, when you are RV camping at the Little Brevort Lake North Campground near here. It is the sister city to Sault Ste. Marie in Ontario. The cities are separated by St. Mary’s River. Some of the highlights of this city include the River of History Museum, Water Street Historic Block, the Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society, International Bridge, and the Sault Ste. Marie Canal National Historic Site. Special events that take place here include the Michigan Paranormal Convention, the Downtown Winter Ice Festival, Pow Wow and Summer Gathering, and the Sault International Festival of Races. There is plenty to do here all year round, but the area truly shines in the winter with activities including downhill and cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, winter fishing, and more. Be sure to visit Downtown Sault Sainte Marie and the Sault Ste. Marie Convention & Visitors Bureau for the latest in local news, happenings, and tourist information.Also take some time to see Mackinac Island when you camp in an RV near Brevort. This historically and culturally significant island is also a noted vacation destination and resort area, so there will be plenty to see and do here. Some of the highlights include Mackinac Island State Park and the Arch Rock formation, the Richard and Jane Manoogian Mackinac Art Museum, The Original Mackinac Island Butterfly House and Insect World, and historic Fort Mackinac. Water sports and activities include boating, kayaking, and tours and cruises. Don’t forget to sample legendary Mackinac Island fudge and other local delicacies. Special events that take place here include the Lilac Festival, the Mackinac Island Christmas Bazaar, and Opening Day. Check out the Mackinac Island Tourism Bureau, About Mackinac Island, and Pure Michigan for up-to-date information on area attractions, events, and visitor guides.When you’re looking to leave the RV campgrounds in search of a hot meal, you’ll find establishments with local specialties such as Michigan pasties and smoked fish as well as traditional American fare and familiar fast-casual chains. And when it’s time to refill your rig, both gasoline and diesel fuel are easily available at any of the area truck stops, convenience stores, and service stations.