Milakokia Lake Campground

The Great Outdoors

When you rent a camper near Milakokia Lake Campground, you will find yourself surrounded by so many unique natural gems that you wouldn’t know where to start. Although you can’t visit all of them in one trip, you cannot go wrong by parking your RV at Hiawatha National Forest. Spanning a vast part of the Upper Peninsula, it touches the shores of three Great Lakes, along with countless smaller ones hiding in the greenery. Hikers will find a challenge on the North Country Scenic Trail, while visitors who want to enjoy the beauties of the forest from the comfort of their RV rental can do so on the Whitefish Bay National Forest Byway. The forest is also famous for its historic lighthouses, as well as exciting winter activities such as cross-country skiing and snowmobiling.Another extraordinary place that you can visit during the entire year is waiting for you just about an hour's drive to the north – Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. Encompassing one of the most incredible parts of Lake Superior shore, it attracts adventurers with colorful cliffs, amazing waterfalls, and crystal-clear waters perfect for swimming, fishing, boating, and scuba diving. If you want to enjoy some solitude and get away from the most popular spots in the park, go backcountry camping and hiking in the wooded areas. When the winter comes, don’t stay inside your Gould City camper rental – try snowshoeing, visit some of the ice caves, and feel the adrenaline of ice climbing.Opting for a rental motorhome at Milakokia Lake Campground brings you close to one of the largest and most impressive state parks in Michigan – Tahquamenon Falls State Park. Thousands of acres of wilderness are there for hikers and campers to disappear into, and at the heart of the forest is the Tahquamenon River, a natural phenomenon that must be a part of your Upper Peninsula RV camping adventure. With its unusual brownish color, the incredible power of the Upper Falls, and the uniqueness of the Lower Falls, it is definitely a natural sight you will never forget.

Exploring the Area

While there aren’t many urban attractions close to the campground, you can always hit the road in your Gould City RV rental and reach them in no time.Studying Native American culture can be done at the Museum of Ojibwa Culture, about an hour's drive away from the campground and right across Mackinac Island. Step back into the 17th century as you look through the indoor and outdoor exhibits. You can also visit one of the two festivals taking place on-site – Native American Festival and Saint Ignace Heritage Week – both filled with exciting and fun activities.If you decide to visit Wisconsin, do not miss out on going to Green Bay and spending the day at the Green Bay Botanical Garden. Stroll through different gardens; the rose garden and Four Seasons Garden being some of them. When you want to take a break, sit down in a gazebo, and relax. The garden is also a venue for concerts and festivals, further adding to its charm.Another interesting place to visit in Green Bay is the National Railroad Museum. One of the oldest museums in the country dedicated to railroad history, its collection of rolling stock spans over a century. Visitors can see some of the largest steam locomotives in the world, look through amazing railroad artifacts, or attend some of the festivals organized by the museum.Camping is undoubtedly one of the best ways to unwind and forget about the stress of everyday life, and choosing the shores of Milakokia Lake as your base camp is the first step towards an unforgettable journey.