RV rental Wells State Park, MI: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

RV rental Wells State Park, MI: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

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In the Upper Peninsula portion of Michigan, just below the Canadian border on the coast of Green Bay rests J.W. Wells State Park, better known as Wells State Park. Not to be confused with Wells State Park in Massachusetts, this 678-acre park is located just 30 minutes from the city of Green Bay, 30 minutes south of Escanaba, and an hour east of Iron Mountain.

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Getting Outdoors

Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy the seven-mile hiking trail available at Wells State Park. Traverse through the natural woodlands of the Upper Peninsula through pine trees and cedar, then marvel as the trail opens up to the astonishing shores of Green Bay. In the wintertime, make sure to bring your cross-country skis or snowshoes. The Wells-Cedar River Trail is open year-round for both winter and summer hiking activities.
Getting Outdoors

Camping at Wells State Park

Guests planning to camp at Wells State Park have around 150 campsites to choose from when booking their stay. All sites are back-in. Sewer hookups aren't available in the park; however, every site has access to water hookups and 30 or 50-amp electrical hookups. Pets are allowed on-site as long as they are domesticated and under control. Each campsite has a fire ring, and firewood is available for purchase at the park.
Camping at Wells State Park

Exploring the Area

Are you a history buff as well as an angler? Just a stone’s throw from the park is the West Shore Fishing Museum off M-35. What was once the Charles L. Bailey Commercial Fishery was abandoned and fell into disrepair. In 1997, it was restored and converted into a fishing museum for visitors to explore and see this preserved plot of history. Check out the exhibits and artifacts from the original fishery.
Exploring the Area

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Recent RV rental reviews in Wells State Park

Josh S.

July, 2026

Our RV, Edgar, was awesome. It gave us everything we needed on our excursion, while being easy to drive.
Our hosts were incredible. Couldn’t ask for anything better. Super responsive and informative, and made the process so smooth. Highly recommend!!
Erin M.

July, 2026

The Aliner was great! Easy to set up and comfy for our little crew. Scott was thorough in explaining everything, and kind and helpful in his communication. We're thankful for the chance to level-up our camping game!
Tal K.

July, 2026

The whole experience was flawless and the van was amazing. We had a perfect trip! I would reccomend Val to ANYONE looking for a van adventure!

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