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Northwest Michigan Region
Camping on the backwaters of the Hodenpyle Dam with everything from tent sites to full hook up sites right on the water. Family friendly camping including cabins and pontoon boat rentals. The lake is great for fishing, kayaking, canoeing, swimming, and so much more! We have over 7 miles of hiking trails nearby, we are open late for hunting seasons, and are close to ATV trails!
2944 N Pat's Place Mesick, MI 49668
Southwest Michigan Region
Sandy Pines Recreational Community promises to bring you a whole new world of relaxation, fun, and tradition. As the largest privately owned campground in the state, our 800 acres of scenic lake and woodland property are the perfect playground for kids and adults alike, where families can enjoy not only a variety of camping accommodations but also dozens of amenities and activities unsurpassed by any other campground across Michigan. At Sandy Pines, you're family.
2745 136th Avenue Hopkins, MI 49328
The best part about the RV camping is that there’s a lot of activity built in. Not only does it take some muscle to get camp set up and torn down, but the activities and exercises you embark upon during your camping time are typically more active and engaged and outdoors, all of which have [...]
Driving Time The Tahquamenon Falls Scenic Byway (M-123) is 63 miles long across part of the Eastern Upper Peninsula. The byway starts and ends at M-28, heading north, then across to the east to the Lake Superior shoreline, then back south to the M-28 highway. Most folks begin their exploration in the town of Newberry. [...]
Mileage: 51.3 miles Driving Time: 1 hours, 3 minutes (plus a brief ferry ride) About 15 miles north of St. Ignace and the mighty Mackinac Bridge is the turnoff for M-134, the North Huron Byway. This 50-mile stretch of road takes you through three small towns and then across the St. Mary’s River to Drummond [...]
Distance: 36 miles (driving) Travel Time: 57 minutes (driving) If you’ve ever heard of a Coney Dog, then you probably haven’t heard of Jackson, Michigan. Detroit gets the credit for being the birthplace of this particular creation; however, Jackson historians place the birth of the Coney Dog to their very city three years before Detroit [...]
Don’t wait until the flowers begin to bloom or the lakes start beckoning you to take a dip. Autumn and winter are ideal times to undergo trip planning for next year. We always have a running list, right? And we never seem to get to them all. However, we wouldn’t be RVers without a little [...]
Distance: 445 miles Driving Time: 8 hours, 40 minutes (plus a ferry ride to and from the island) Midwest Living published an article “These are the 20 Best Small Towns for a Great Lakes Vacation” in June 2025. Not surprisingly, a dozen of those destinations were located in Michigan. This road trip takes you [...]
Distance: 7.6 miles Walking time: 2 hours, 47 minutes Driving time: 19 minutes If you love history, then drive approximately 40 miles south of metro Detroit (or just over the Ohio border if you’re coming from the south) to “Michigan’s Cornerstone,” the city of Monroe. Known in the early days as Frenchtown, this settlement was [...]
“According to the KOA 2024 Camping & Outdoor Hospitality Report on Outdoors and Wellness, campers who bring along their children say that spending time outdoors improves the children's emotional well-being, relationships, and physical health. “The health benefits of nature… have been attributed to ‘reduction in air pollution; increased physical activity, including walking and biking; and improved [...]
