RV rental Munising, MI: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Just south of town is the Hiawatha National Forest in Manistique. With just under 900,000 acres of land, this national forest is home to shorelines along Lake Superior, Lake Huron, and Lake Michigan, allowing visitors to explore the beauty of three of the five Great Lakes all in one day. A wonderful destination for lake lovers, you’ll be able to explore lighthouses, islands, and miles upon miles of seemingly endless lake shores. In the summer, you can enjoy sunbathing, swimming, and lakeside picnics. In the winter, you’ll be able to enjoy cross-country skiing and snowshoeing over 3,000 miles of roads and trails. No matter when you visit Hiawatha, you’ll find plenty to do. Just a short drive east of the town center is the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore near the outskirts of Munising. Situated on the shores of Lake Superior, these unique and bizarre geological formations carved out by years of water, ice, and wind make for a truly unforgettable experience. You’ll be able to kayak along the coast and get close to many of these formations, enjoy a walking tour of the coastline where you can visit lighthouses, or instead relax with some on-site fishing. More inland, there are roughly 100 miles of trails that lead you over wetlands, through forests, and to several hidden gems, such as waterfalls and bluffs. With the blue-green waters of Lake Superior and the striking sights all around you, you just might forget you’re almost to Canada. Beautiful in every season, just a short drive from town is Sault Ste. Marie State Forest Area near Mackinaw City, Michigan. On the shores of both Lake Superior and Lake Huron, the forest area offers visitors a beautiful glimpse into everything that Michigan has to offer. With lakeshore on both the north and south ends of the park, miles and miles of trails through the forest, and even some historical sites regarding the early beginnings of Michigan, there is never a dull moment to be had. It's often said that if you want to catch the best fall colors in all of Michigan, head to Sault Ste. Marie.