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Tahquamenon Falls Campground

The Tahquamenon Falls Campground (pronounced like "phenomenon") is located at a state park of the same name in Michigan. The campground is situated on the northeast corner of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, less than 10 miles from the southern shore of the very large Lake Superior. The nearest community to the park is the tiny hamlet of Paradise, which is found less than 10 miles away. The nearest true city is Sault Ste. Marie, located around 70 miles to the east.There are actually multiple campgrounds available at the state park, and some of them are open all through the year. Many of these are modern, offering electric hookups, potable water, shower facilities, and bathrooms. Others are more rustic, with only water and vault toilets available. Camping with an RV at these campgrounds makes for a great base camp for enjoying all the activities available at the park.The Tahquamenon River flows through the park, and the campgrounds offer easy access to this waterway for activities such as boating, fishing, and swimming. There is a playground provided for kids, as well. This part of the state is extremely rural. Fortunately, a gift shop, concessions, and a restaurant are available throughout the park. When you stay at these family-friendly campgrounds in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, you should have no trouble finding the services you are seeking.

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