White River RV Park & Campground

The Great Outdoors

When you book an RV in Muskegon County, you can use White River RV Park & Campground as your home base while you explore some of the lovely parks and recreation areas nearby. Duck Lake State Park is one of the closest of the many state parks near Muskegon, centered around Duck Lake. Here you can sit on the beach, go for a swim, try your luck fishing for dinner, or go kayaking on the lake.PJ Hoffmaster State Park is the next spot on the list, known for its spellbinding shores on Lake Michigan. Fragile dune ecosystems separate the serene beaches from the forests, with hiking trails winding through both areas. The dunes tower over the water offering lovely views of the sunset, with lots of migratory birds for enthusiasts to spot and photograph. Muskegon State Park is several miles south, practically inside the city of Muskegon, also occupying a place by Lake Michigan. Twelve miles of nature trails give hikers and bikers plenty of space to explore, while the lake is fantastic for swimming, fishing, boating, and kayaking. In the winter, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing are also commonly practiced at Muskegon State Park. A campground allows overnight stays for those with tents or RV rentals too.White River RV Park & Campground is located on the fringes of Manistee National Forest, a massive wilderness area managed by the federal government. Over a half-million acres comprise this evergreen wonderland, with tons of different landscapes and ecosystems teeming with wildlife. Sand dunes line the shores of Lake Michigan, while rolling hills, forests, and mountains make up some of the rest. Skiing and snowboarding are popular pastimes in the winter when the area is blanketed with snow, but any time is a good time to camp, hike, swim, and visit Manistee National Forest with your Montague RV rental.

City Attractions

Muskegon is a fantastic city to see for yourself when you rent an RV near White River RV Park & Campground, but the towns of Whitehall and Montague are both a lot closer. The Montague Museum occupies an old church in the heart of the city, built back in 1872. There you can see a dazzling array of artifacts, historical items, and photographs donated by locals to tell the story of Montague and the settling of western Michigan.Another historic building worth checking out is the White River Light Station Museum, a picturesque lighthouse turned museum on the shores of the lake. You can tour and climb the lighthouse tower of the old building, built over a century ago, taking in some spectacular sights from high above the shoreline.While not really a full-time attraction, Electric Forest is one of the nation’s most popular music festivals, and it happens each summer in Montague. Book a travel trailer rental for the Electric Forest Festival, and you can experience vibrant art installations, glowing lights, food vendors, artisan shops, and, of course, some world-class musicians taking the stage.Whether you come for the vast ocean-like waters of Lake Michigan, the rugged western Michigan terrain, or the jam sessions of Electric Forest, rent a motorhome near Montague today and start planning your visit.