Michigan

Top 10 RV Parks and Campgrounds in Michigan

Why an RV Trip to Michigan is the Perfect Vacation This Summer

Michigan is known for its Great Lakes and plentiful campgrounds. The state with the largest freshwater coast there is never a lack of places to see. Whether you take your boat to the lake, or explore their famous lighthouses Michigan is sure to please. It’s no wonder the state attracts so many RV travelers, and with this list we hope you find the perfect campsite for your next trip! 

1. Traverse Bay RV Resort

Settled right along the beach of Grand Traverse Bay this RV Resort is perfect for an idyllic RV getaway. This RV site offers full hookup spots with private restrooms and showers, heated pool and spa, gym, banquet halls, and laundry facilities. The onsite lake features 12 cascading ponds with ambiance lights and fountains. The Grand Traverse area is full of lakes and streams filled with sparkling water, quiet marinas, and soft sandy beaches. Truly a water lover’s paradise! 

What campers have to say 

“Beautiful location, we’ll maintained with landscaping and generous sites, all with concrete pads. Great amenities.” 

2. Poncho’s Pond RV Park

Located right off Lake Michigan this RV park is perfect for your next vacation to the state of Michigan. This beautiful Park was founded in 1986 and ever since it’s been a fan favorite! Enjoy fun onsite activities including fishing in the 3 acre fully stocked pond or rent out a paddle boat and enjoy floating around. Enjoy their two pool, and hot tubs or video game room, basketball courts, horseshoe pits, shuffleboard courts, volleyball net and playground, or our modern fitness center. This RV Park truly has something for everyone, and its central location makes it the perfect home point for exploring Michigan! 

What campers have to say 

“What a wonderful park. Wide grassy lawns with cement or gravel pads. Each has a cement patio. Immaculate landscaping. Poncho stopped by to welcome us personally. These people have put so much into this park. It truly is one of the nicest we’ve been in. – Donnette Dorion 

3. Sun Retreats Gun Lake

This gated RV Resort creates a peaceful getaway for your next RV adventure. Surrounded by tall Cyprus trees, enjoy paddle boating or fishing on either of the two lakes surrounding the resort. This RV Resort includes shuffleboard, horseshoes, pickleball and other planned activities. Explore offsite attractions including the Gun Lake Casino, four different golf courses, or the surrounding lakes. Visit the Hidden Ridge RV Resort and never run out of things to do! 

What campers have to say 

“Hidden Ridge is awesome, have been seasonal and absolutely loved it! Awesome staff, so friendly, very welcoming resort. Lots of activities for everyone, there is something to do for everyone, from the pool, hot tub, pickleball, workout room, fishing and so much more! As well as planned daily activities and themed weekends.” – Deborah Otis  

4. Sun Retreats Silver Lake

Located near Silver Lake Dunes this RV Resort is perfect for your next adventure. Next to the Silver Lake State Park this RV Resort is a great place for exploring the nature of Michigan. This resort offers full hookup spots with restrooms, laundry rooms, a fitness center, and beach volleyball. Enjoy kayaking, fishing and watersports in the lakes surrounding this RV Resort for a perfect getaway! 

What campers have to say 

“Best experience ever. The manager was awesome. He had a wonderful personality and went over and above to help us with our stay. Thank you for a great experience.” – Barry Page 

5. Sun Outdoors Kensington Valley

Stay right on the water at this RV Park and enjoy the scenic views it offers. With four stream fed lakes right in the park never get bored of kayaking, paddle boarding or fishing here. Enjoy their small golf course, or the rec rooms with pool tables and free Cable TV. Full hookup sites are available along with all the classic amenities. Be sure to stay here for a picturesque RV getaway! 

What campers have to say 

“Our 1st time camping was a success! We really liked it here. It’s big, it’s clean, it’s quiet. The staff is friendly. There are lots of little (and clean) playgrounds for the kids. We will definitely be coming back. This is a very well kept park. You can tell this park is loved and well cared for.” – Elvira Riveria 

6. Harbortown RV Resort

Located just outside of Detroit this RV Resort if perfect if you want to be able to visit the city while camping in nature. Right next to the Links of Lake Erie golf course journey offsite to play a round or soak up some history at the Henry Ford Museum. This Resort’s full hookup sites offer WI-Fi, Cable TV, and a heated pool. Explore Detroit and the coast of Lake Erie at this RV park! 

What campers have to say 

“This place is awesome, so much for the kids to do, very friendly staff… had a great weekend.” – Darlene Hamlin  

7. River Raisin Marina & Campground

Just North of the Port of Monroe Turning Basin this RV park is situated right on the water and is perfect for a boating trip. Sail out onto Lake Erie for a day of boating or take a kayak and explore the protected waters of the River Raisin. The campground feels like camping in the River Raisin. Relax in a full hookup RV spot shaded by beautiful trees and enjoy the restrooms and heated showers after a long day of adventuring. Adjacent to a wilderness park you feel one with nature so head offsite to explore the beauty of Michigan! 

What campers have to say 

“Had a great stay. Lots of beautiful, mature trees. Loved being near the river. Friendly owners and ‘neighbors’. Awesome family running the campground.” – Melody Horn 

8. Lake Leelanau RV Park

Perfect for anyone who wants a waterfront view, the RV Park is located right on Lake Leelanau. With a designated swimming beach and boat launch, with gas pump and rentals this spot is perfect for exploring the beautiful Lake Leelanau. This RV Park offers beautiful full hookups, and quiet shaded sites. Along with a shuffle board and tennis court enjoy their playground restrooms and showers.  

What campers have to say 

“Beautiful park on a loved lake. We go annually and the family that runs it is so sweet and keeps it so clean. Great location with lots of small towns to explore.” – Kevin Timm 

9. Irons RV Park & Campground

This ten-acre family owned park is known for its hospitality and charm. Located in Lake County Michigan this RV park is perfect for exploring Northern Michigan. Visit the surrounding lakes, or rivers accessible with a short drive, or venture to the Traverse City, the best lake beach town in America. Make this park the venture off point for your next RV trip and enjoy full hookup spots with all the regular amenities! 

What campers have to say 

“Love this campground. Awesome place for the family and easy access to trails. Very clean and owners are the best. Been there 4 times this year and hope to get in another trip this year before closing.” – Kim Kinnard 

10. Hearthside Grove Motorcoach Resort

Visit this beautiful resort to enjoy an idyllic RV vacation. Known as the “Four Seasons of RV Resorts” this Resort has everything on site you need. The beautiful sites are full hookup with grass and stone hearth fireplaces. Located in Petoskey this Resort is surrounded by five state parks with many places for fishing and boating. Enjoy the nearby golf courses as well for a RV vacation you’ll never forget! 

What campers have to say 

“Unbelievable luxury RV resort. The lots are beyond large. Great clubhouse and movie theater.” -Steve Wurtzel  

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Visiting Michigan In Winter

Who says you can’t go RVing in Winter? Michigan offers a wide variety of activities for the outdoors enthusiast in all seasons. Feel the rush of winter by sledding down a snowy hill or hitting the slopes at one of the state’s 40+ ski areas that accommodate all skill levels. Rent a snowmobile or even go ice fishing. Check out the lighthouses along the great lake. With over 3,000 miles of shoreline, Michigan claims more lighthouses than any other state in the country. Then warm up in your RV or head into the city for indoor activities—all while savoring the breathtaking beauty of Michigan.

Visiting Michigan In Spring

As the snow melts and the weather warms, it’s time to experience what the state offers this time of year. From the vibrant cherry blossoms to the first signs of the growing season, there’s something special about the beauty of this state in the spring. Whether you’re a local or a tourist, you’ll be welcomed with open arms and invited to explore the unique sights and activities Michigan has to offer. From rolling hills in the countryside to quaint lakeside towns, Michigan is the perfect destination for a spring getaway. Come experience the beauty of Michigan in the spring and create memories that will last a lifetime. Michigan boasts many high ranked golf courses. Some of the game’s greatest architects, such as Tom Fazio, Arthur Hills, Tom Doak and Jack Nicklaus have utilized that natural beauty to create a world-class golf destination. Not a golfer? Not a problem. You can go paddling on Lake Superior or explore the 165 miles of trails. Enjoy a raft ride across Kitch-iti-kipi, a crystal clear spring in Palms Book State Park or Visit Mackinac Island and enjoy the vibrant blooms, greenery, and hustle and bustle of the downtown area.

Visiting Michigan In Summer

Visiting Michigan in the summer is a great way to experience the state’s natural beauty and vibrant culture. From the nation’s longest freshwater coastline to vibrant cityscapes, Michigan has something for everyone. Popular activities include exploring the iconic vacation towns of Grand Haven, Holland, South Haven, St. Joseph, and Saugatuck, as well as visiting lighthouses and taking part in festivals and food. Road trips are also popular, with 8 must-do routes that meander through forests, curve around lakeshores, and refuel in charming resort towns. U.S. News Travel ranks Saugatuck as the third best place to visit in Michigan, while Lonely Planet recommends visiting Michigan in the summer. Michigan.org provides a list of 20+ Things to Do in Michigan, as well as a Pure Michigan Travel Guide to help visitors plan their trip.

Visiting Michigan In Fall

From the Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park to the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, the state is full of breathtaking views of orange, yellow and crimson foliage, Michigan is a great state to visit this time of year. Apple-picking is also a popular activity during this time of year, and visitors can also enjoy a scenic view of Lake Superior and the Lake of the Clouds at Largo Springs. Additionally, the clear lake water turns a rich blue that is picture-perfect against the bright Michigan sky, making it a perfect time for a Michigan Fall Color Tour.

Tailgating At The Michigan vs Ohio Game

One popular activity that people rent an RV for is tailgating college football games. One game match-up comes to mind is the Michigan vs Ohio Football rivalry. Whether you’re a lifelong fan of one of these two great teams or a newcomer to the rivalry, there’s no better way to experience the intensity of the game than by tailgating in an RV. Renting an RV for a Michigan vs Ohio tailgate is the perfect way to enjoy the game and all the amenities that come with it. Tailgating in an RV adds a unique element to the game day experience. You can enjoy pre-game barbecues, listen to music, play games, and even take a nap before the game.

Park your RV in one spot and enjoy your own kitchen, bathroom, and sleeping areas, all in the same spot. Plus, you’ll have plenty of room for all the necessary tailgating supplies, including grills, coolers, and chairs. Recreational vehicle parking at Michigan State University is available in lot 97 behind the Engineering Research Building. Cost is $60 per RV.

The rivalry between Michigan and Ohio runs deep, so don’t miss out on the chance to experience it firsthand. Renting an RV for a Michigan vs Ohio tailgate is the perfect way to get the full game day experience. You’ll have all the comforts of home and be able to fully immerse yourself in the intensity of the rivalry. So, what are you waiting for? It’s time to get your RV rental and join us for a Michigan vs Ohio tailgate!

PS, Get There In Style

Regardless of the time of year you visit, and what activities you partake in, or destinations you visit, there is one thing for certain, and that is that you can arrive in style and comfort with an RV rented through RVnGO.com Visit the website and select from a wide variety of RVs from tear drop to 5th wheels, to camper vans to super luxurious diesel pusher Class A Motor Coaches.

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