Campsites and RV Parks in Michigan
Michigan is flush with diverse natural, man-made, and cultural offerings that include everything from aquariums to zoos, museums, galleries, lighthouses, waterfalls, natural rock formations, and even award-winning wineries.
Michigan is the great outdoors. With more than 3,200 miles of shoreline, 11,000 inland lakes, 5,600 miles of snowmobile trails, dozens of downhill ski resorts and four national parks there\'s no need to miss out on a moment of outdoor fun.
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Camping at Bertha Brock Park is "rustic," also called "primative." This means there are no water or electric hookups available, no showers, and there are "pit" toilets in the camping area. Drinkable water is available within the park at the Maintenance Shed and at Palmer Lodge, and there are flush toilets near Palmer Lodge. Cost for camp sites is $12 per site per night. Camping is available only on a first-come first-served basis - no reservations are accepted for campsites.