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Heritage Hills
1. Heritage Hills
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Ishpeming, MI · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
Heritage Hills isn't called Heritage Hills for nothing! It's situated on 21 acres of what was the original Wawonowin Country Club, a 9-hole golf course that was built in the early 1800s and then closed in the mid 1960s. And now we have a beautiful mix of hardwoods and pines, forests and fields with multiplied non-motorized trails accessible right off the property. The very popular RAMBA bike trails are literally an ‘stones throw’ away! Our biggest site, Fairway Field is big enough for group camping that horse campers love, and one site, the Homestead, with an electric hookup. We don’t have a dump station or trash cans so please pack in and pack out.
Phone signal is good throughout the area and we are close to civilization for necessities and only 20 minutes from Marquette. So much stuff to do in this area!
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B Mo's Hideout
2. B Mo's Hideout
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Columbiaville, MI · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
42 private acres for day use or tent camping. This is a clothing optional green space, walk the trails, play horse shoes bean bag toss or just sit back and relax. It's a great place to hang a hammock and chill or explore the woods, pick wild strawberries early summer raspberries mid summer and blueberries mid summer. Can accommodate small pop up trailers less than 20ft. Check in times may very. Car campers welcome.
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Mulln-Heim Vineyards
3. Mulln-Heim Vineyards
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Baroda, MI · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
This is a 3rd generation "Family Farm" of a different sort I suppose. Seems there's a bit of everything here, and arguably not enough of anything. At least for conventional farming. So we've learned to do things a bit differently.Our main crop is wine and juice grapes since our topography, climate, and soil type makes it a premier location for that. But with 30+ acres of forested hillsides, low ground, and natural areas we've evolved into a mixed farm and forest enterprise. Our goal is to utilize the productivity of all our property while still retaining the basic character and usefulness of the wild areas. Letting each thing be what it wants to be and does best on it's own. Flow, not force.So our year starts early with tapping maple trees and making maple syrup. Plus there's grape trimming about this time as well. When the forest floor starts to green up a bit later, we start digging Ramps, or Wild Leeks in the woods. Most of these will go to the more trendy Chicago restaurants, but we also have some local sales. Next comes inoculating winter-cut logs with Shiitake spawn for next years mushroom production. This year we also conducted a few hands-on workshop seminars on mushroom growing as well. Then it's on to our raised bed herb & veggie gardens. (Fresh herbs are just so much fun to cook with!) We grow enough for our own yearly use, as well as some for direct sales. Summer keeps us busy tending all the different crops here and trying to keep up. But there's that steady progression of fresh veggies to eat. Yum !!! Fall brings our annual Grape U-Pick in September and October. And we try to time related crops like mums, pumpkins, and gourds for this same time frame. Makes the place a bit more interesting. Late fall is when we bring in firewood to heat the house and workshop. Stacks of wood everywhere. Hopefully before the 1st snow. In winter it's time to fire up the woodworking shop and be a bit creative. Build furniture, equipment maintenance, who knows what next years projects will include. I like to keep everybody guessing.So, that's what goes on here. You're welcome to check it out, lend a hand, relax back at camp, walk the vineyards and/or forest, or just breathe and relax. That's up to you. But I would recommend visiting a few of the fine local wineries. Seems there's a festival going on at one or another of them just about every weekend. Good music, good wine, good times. And there's the Lake Michigan beaches a few miles down the road.Yeah, this is a pretty casual place here, love meeting new people, very open to civil discussions of all sorts.However, rude, ill mannered people will probably enjoy staying elsewhere. Just say'n.
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Carlandia CannaCamp
4. Carlandia CannaCamp
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Manchester, MI · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
Welcome to Carlandia! We are a quiet camp, sharing the peace and serenity of nature. We believe in promoting natural areas and encouraging formation of habitat. We love this amazing planet and are happy to share this beautiful place with you! ✌🏾💙🌎
Nearly 42.0 acres of rolling hills planted in organic hay, organic herb and veggie garden, loads of wild berries and mowed trails! See hawks, sandhill cranes, 20+ songbirds, deer and maybe fox, bald eagle, osprey, or coyote! Minutes to waterfowl preserve, lake life, antiquing, mountain/road bicycling, kayak lakes and streams, disc golf onsite... Lots to do!
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Dalton Traders Tents RV's Cabins
5. Dalton Traders Tents RV's Cabins
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Twin Lake, MI · 3 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
40 acre secluded wood lot providing tent, RV, and cabin camping.
10 miles from Lake Michigan public beaches.
5 miles from Michigan’s Adventure amusement park.
4 miles from Thunderbird Raceway
2 miles from US 31 expressway.
3 miles from shopping, bars and restaurants.
1 mile from public golf course.
5 miles from downtown Muskegon.
8 miles from Lake Express cross lake ferry terminal.
10 miles from Winter Sports Complex at Muskegon State Park
Firewood provided
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Tom and Julie's Place
6. Tom and Julie's Place
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MI · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
The 2026 camping season in Michigan is open! Glad to be able to offer our slice of heaven to you again this year! Thank you to all who chose to stay here.
***For the preservation of our property, our septic system, the privacy of other campers, all arrivals MUST be prior to dark setting in. If you can't see the signs & posts, you can damage our property AND your vehicle/equipment. All campers must arrive no later than 8:30 p.m. (This time limit will change throughout the season.)
*The property has a lot of wildlife; Deer, Turkey, Rabbits, Coyote, Birds, & Fox.
*A small creek runs across the back of the property.
*There are many lakes just minutes away, as well as the Huron river for fishing & kayaking.
*Public beaches at Lake Chemung & Bishop Lake.
*Campfires allowed. Plenty of dead wood around, or you can purchase firewood bundles onsite.
*Potable water is available to fill water tanks & containers. It is softened from the house.
*Sewer dump station is 5 miles away at Brighton Rec Area (there is a fee).
*Pets are allowed, max of 2 total (cats & dogs only). They must be leashed at all times (15 ft. max).
*Guests that are not part of the Hipcamp Reservation, are not allowed on-site. Guests will need to be met at a location other than our Hipcamp. There are numerous places nearby to gather instead. This assures maximum privacy for all sites and for our family.
***SUMMER ACTIVITIES:
*Howell Balloon fest in June.
*Howell Melon fest in August.
*Captain Frosty's Ice Cream is located approximately 2–3 miles away. They offer a variety of ice cream deliciousness, slushies, shakes, and malts.
***FALL ACTIVITIES:
*U-Pick Pumpkin Patch and Petting Farm next door. Free wagon rides on the weekends and a free corn maze anytime. Purchases available: pumpkins, cornstalks, Indian corn, gourds, squash, mums, honey, and other wonderful treats.
*Terrified Forest and Haunted Mansion are just 1 mile away beginning around mid-September for Halloween.
*Apple Orchard is 3–4 miles away. They offer apples have an organic farm stand w/vegetables.
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Keweenaw Homestead Camping
7. Keweenaw Homestead Camping
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Calumet, MI · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
Learn more about this land:
Our property provides a mixture of fields, forest, pond, and creek with some views of Lake Superior and of Isle Royale. We are conveniently located between Calumet and McLain State Park as well as adjacent the Swedetown Recreation Area (our property touches Swedetown's boundary and the M203 trailhead is just down the road). Using us as a basecamp, everything the Keweenaw has to offer is easily within reach.
Important details regarding our sites:
Sites 1 - 3 are for tenting groups. Among these sites 1 and 3 will accommodate multiple tents while site 2 only has room for one. There is a short walk to access our tent sites.
Site 4 is available for multiple tents, vehicle camping, and rv's.
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Provision Family Farms
8. Provision Family Farms
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White Cloud, MI · 3 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Nestled in Manistee National Forest is a family farm. Trailheads lead to hundreds of miles of public two-track, and the woods roll between oak/maple/beech and aspen/birch. On the farm is a 20 acre lake with a floating island, tent sites, and healthy ecosystems with plenty of wildlife.Our farm pastures pigs, cattle, sheep and poultry, investing in our dirt and our neighbors. We are provision family farms because we provide for our animals even as we are provided for. Drop on in at the house and we may have time for a little tour.In the woods is a small composting toilet, but you're welcome to fertilize our pastures anytime. There's also a shower available in the house.The best time to visit Michigan forests is in October when the leaves turn color and the nights are cool. The mosquitoes are done for the winter and the air is brisk.
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Boone Farm & Forest
9. Boone Farm & Forest
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Dexter, MI · 2 sites
Come set up camp at a beautiful wooded site in the middle of our 600+ acre farm! There are trails to explore through farm and forest that are very kid friendly.
We have a toilet at the Creekside campsite, but no potable water. There is firewood available for purchase at each site.
We pride ourselves on our biodiversity, especially of birds and insects, and therefore maintain serval large wetlands and do not use chemical treatments in our campsites or woods. However, this means you should be prepared for a significant number of mosquitoes.
**If you bring your own wood please take any unburned logs with you when you leave**
While the farm is sprawling, there are multiple houses across the property so stay on established trails only and keep your noise levels down. This is a working farm, so you may occasionally see trucks or tractors. Please be respectful of nature and our home by following the Pack It In Pack It Out protocol - what ever you bring to the site, please take it with you when you leave. Cheers!
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Explore the U.P. from here!
10. Explore the U.P. from here!
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Newberry, MI · 4 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Best Hipcamp in Michigan – 5x Finalist!
Experience total privacy and rustic charm at our spacious, secluded campsites—perfect for tents, campers, or our unique levitating tents (already set up—just bring your sleeping bag and pillow!).
Each site features a private entrance and is so spread out, you’ll likely never see another camper. No crowds. No noise. Just nature.
Ideally located near top Upper Peninsula attractions—Pictured Rocks, Tahquamenon Falls, and Kitch-iti-kipi—with a convenience store just a short walk away, as is the public boat launch onto East Lake.
Bonus: Mention your stay for a discounted shower at the Pleasant Moose Hotel in Newberry!
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Andy’s Wolf Traxx
11. Andy’s Wolf Traxx
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Newberry, MI · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
This property is heavily wooded with pine and maple trees. Wild raspberry and blueberries are found to be plentiful in season. Formerly wooded by lumberjacks during the early 1900’s, this area is rich with history and sights to see. Located between Seney National Wildlife Refugee and Grand Mairas on Lake Superior.
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"Elysium Heritage Farm"
12. "Elysium Heritage Farm"
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Pinconning, MI · 4 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
"Elysium Heritage Farm" is situated on 120 acres in Northeast, MI surrounded by woods, trails, ponds and canals. Enjoy access to a small farm that includes fainting goats, chickens, emu, rabbits, and more. Bring your pole and try your luck at some catch and release fishing. Enjoy viewing numerous types of wildflowers, birds, and butterflies. Depending on the season, (and how quietly you walk the trails) you may experience a wide variety of wildlife species. Although we don't allow motorized ATVs, you are welcome to bring a golf cart. Most of the trails are improved enough to allow you access. Absolutely NO hunting allowed on the property.
The property is located just (5) miles off I-75 so it's also a convenient mid-trip destination for those on a longer distance excursion. In case you plan on fishing the local hotspots on Lake Huron (15 minutes away) and are trailering a boat, there is plenty of area to park your rig during your stay.
It's only a ten-minute drive to Pinconning, where you can experience Michigan's "Cheese Town" and all it has to offer. There's a grocery store, numerous cheese shops, and a variety of party stores and restaurants. For the outdoor enthusiasts, don't miss out on going to the ever-famous "Northwoods Wholesale Outlet". Also nearby is the "Saganing Eagles Landing Casino" in Standish. We have resided here for over 30 years and can assist you in many ways to get the most out of your visit.
By the way, the definition of the word "Elysium" is "Place of perfect bliss" and yes, we labeled it that long before the movie with Matt Damon was created.
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High Swamp Camp (Camping/Retreats)
13. High Swamp Camp (Camping/Retreats)
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Seney, MI · 6 sites · Tents, RVs
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🌲Must Be 21 Quiet Enforced🌲
🌲Private Separated Campsites🌲
🌲Quiet🌲Dark🌲WI-FI🌲Laundry🌲
🌲World Famous Hot Shower🌲
🌲Direct Access Trail 88🌲
🌲2.5 RV's Allowed Per Site🌲
Very Close To The Pictured Rocks! Tour Planning! Flush-T & Shower! Electric & Water Sites. Waste Caddy Dump Station. Miles Of Hiking Trails. Close to the Fox River Trout Stream. Close to the Seney National Wildlife Refuge. 1.5 hours to the Tahquamenon Falls. 1.5 hours to the Big Springs. 2 hours to Mackinaw Island. 2 hours to the Soo Locks & Canada.
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Camp Chill AF!
14. Camp Chill AF!
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Manistee Lake, MI · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
There are 5 secluded sites on 15 acres of woods and open land. Easy access to each site.
Large communal campfire area with firewood available on site or very nearby. Campsites do have their own firepits if desired.
A camper is set up for restroom use and there is a hose available for water.
There is Disk Golf, a horseshoe pit, Yard Darts and Corn Hole available to play.
Centrally located to several attractions!
Manistee Lake is about 2 miles away, Manistee River is just 15 mins away, a slow meandering river. Great for a lazy day floating on a tube, kayaking and canoeing.
The infamous Torch Lake and River is about 20 mins away. Equally beautiful Elk Lake along with the beaches of Lake Michigan.
Traverse City and Gaylord are 35 mins away and historic Grayling is about 25 mins away.
The mighty Mackinac Bridge is just 50 mins away. Visit the quaint Mackinac Island and pick up some of the famous fudge!
Leetsville ORV trail head is a little over 6 miles away for ORV enthusiasts. Three golf courses within 9 miles. Cherry Street Market is 9 miles away for a large array of fresh local fruits, vegetables and flowers. Garden art and more!
13 Ski Resorts within an hr or less, mostly less.
There are so many things to see and do year around here in beautiful Northern Michigan!
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Lost Nations Cowboy Town And Cabins
15. Lost Nations Cowboy Town And Cabins
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Pittsford, MI · 10 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Secluded wooded 17 acres with hill like mountains with a river and nature pond for fishing trails horse pastures all surrounded by 1,100 acres of Lost Nations state ground
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Bear Tree Homestead
16. Bear Tree Homestead
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Trowbridge Park, MI · 2 sites
Bear Tree Homestead is nestled among the cliffs and ravines which drains the south face of Hogback Mountain located in Marquette Township Michigan.
Hogback Mountain is one of the larger rock formations in the Huron Range, a surprisingly rugged, and diverse region of low mountains carved by glaciers.
Each cabin is hand-built of log and stone using traditional Scandinavian building tools and techniques. The cabins have access to the pond, use of the canoe, a private fire pit, picnic table, charcoal grill and privy. Inside the cabins is a functional kitchen with dishes, flatware, pots and pans, so you can prepare meals onsite. Cabins also have table and chairs as well soft chairs/sofa sitting area, bookshelves with a variety of books, board games and puzzles, and covered porch in case of rain.
Our buildings, gardens, and pastures are integrated into the forested landscape and are not your typical homestead. Enjoy the peaceful surroundings, collect fresh eggs (when they are laying), lay in the hammock, listen to the sounds of nature and the barnyard or take an adventure hike, bike ride, snowshoe, or ski right out the door.
One of the most wonderful things we have to offer is the accessibility to thousands of protected acres surrounding us and the trails that bisect them. The property is on the North Country Trail, just over a Noquemanon Trail Network Forestville trailhead where access to year round recreation awaits. Hogback Mountain is just up the trail from the cabin with spectacular views of forest, mountains and lake superior.
We are located 8 miles from downtown Marquette in Michigan's Upper Peninsula where there are many great restaurants, shops, and brewpubs.
However, once you drive into Bear Tree Homestead and settle in you will not want to leave.
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Doe Creek Hideaway
17. Doe Creek Hideaway
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Engadine, MI · 3 sites · Tents, Lodging
Located in the Eastern Upper Peninsula of Michigan in the small town of Engadine. We are a few miles from Lake Michigan with the camp nesting beside the tranquil waters of Doe Creek. There is wildlife traveling through the property and at times make this their home.
This is a birding paradise for those birds migrating through and others building their nests and raising their babies here. Every spring is different those birds migrating, we see Indigo Bunting, Baltimore Oriole, Grosbeak and Bobolink. Occasionally we see just a flicker of color and wing and they are gone to another home. Actually nesting here are Hummingbirds, Cedar Waxwing and Sandhill Cranes, Every kind of Woodpecker is a daily sighting with the Pileated announcing his arrival that vibrates across the field and through the trees.
We are a hobby farm, we hay in July, garden during the summer and at times have a variety of farm animals. There is recreation galore including swimming, fishing, boating, skiing, hiking, and biking to name a few very familiar activities to this area.
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Blue Lake Hops & Gardens
18. Blue Lake Hops & Gardens
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Twin Lake, MI · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
BLUE LAKE HOPS and GARDENS is working Hops Yard, FARM MARKET, FOOD TRAILER and MICHIGAN CRAFT BEVERAGE BIERGARTEN. In the midst of the Manistee National Forest, a mile to a seasonal beach and picnic area on BIG BLUE LAKE with the WHITE RIVER, and five SUMMER CAMPS close by,
THREE SITES are available sized to accommodate tent camping, Travel Trailer (EXCEPT 5th Wheels), and Class B and C RV"s. Each site is easily accessible, open and sunny for trailers and RV's with shaded areas for tenting. You will be in the woods adjacent to a open area working Hops Farm.
Each site has a fixed in place fire-ring with cooking grate and 8-foot picnic table. Parking area, Food Truck, Biergarten and Farm Market are walk-able to on the property. Portable Toilet serviced weekly and potable water is central to the sites. Trash containers with trash bags are at each site. NO HOOK-UPS ARE AVAILABLE. Expect NO or LIMITED cellular service.
One Travel Trailer or up to Three Tents accommodated per site. Sites are flat with moss/grass on sand terrain. One vehicle allowed on each site, parking lot for additional vehicles is available.
This is a PEACEFUL AREA with loud music, noise and entertainment DISCOURAGED. QUIET HOURS ARE 11PM - 8AM DAILY. CONTINUOUS USE OF GENERATORS IS DISCOURAGED.
Weather is typical for West Michigan with occasional winds and rain, we are on sandy terrain so ponding is very limited. WILDLIFE regularly includes Deer, Turkeys, Raccoons and Possum. Black Bear sightings are rare but not a common occurrence.
NEAR-BY IS:
GERBER SCOUT RESERVATION, Michigan Crossroads Council, Scouts BSA is across the road.
BLUE LAKE PARK with BEACH and PICNIC AREA 1 mile (seasonal).
OWASIPPE SCOUT RESERVATION, Pathway to Adventure Council,
Scouts BSA 2 miles.
DEREMO BOAT LAUNCH on Big Blue Lake 3 miles.
PIONEER TRAILS CAMP, Pioneer Resources, Muskegon 3 miles.
YMCA CAMP PENDALOUAN 3 miles.
HAPPY MOHAWK CANOE LIVERY 4 miles.
BLUE LAKE FINE ARTS CAMP 6 miles.
GOLFING 9, 11, 13, 15 miles.
WHITEHALL and MONTAGUE DOWNTOWN'S 11 miles.
MICHIGAN'S ADVENTURE 12 miles.
FREMONT DOWNTOWN 14 miles.
WHITE RIVER LIGHT STATION 18 miles.
MUSKEGON 18 miles.
MEINERT PARK LAKE MICHIGAN BEACH 19 miles.
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Mr. Joe's Campground
19. Mr. Joe's Campground
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Interlochen, MI · 24 sites · Tents, RVs
Want to feel like you’re out of the city and nestled up in the woods? Come to Mr. Joe’s Campground. All sites back in the woods are 50-100 feet away from the next.
Thick woods, playground, full 18-hole disc golf course, and beautiful trees.
Minutes from dozens of beautiful lakes, golf courses, Sand Dune‘s, light houses, vineyards, or maybe you would prefer to just sit around the fire, and tell stories and laugh.
Duck Lake, Green Lake, Silver Lake, Long Lake, Lake Ann, Lake Dubonet are minutes away.
Interlochen Golf Course right down the road.
Bradleys, Dilbert's, Hofbrau, and Oakys are great restaurants within 3 miles.
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Bells Acres Recreational Area
20. Bells Acres Recreational Area
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Ishpeming, MI · 4 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Bells Acres is a large property with abundant history! Originally homesteaded by a Finnish family in the 1800s, we are only the 4th family to own this property. Doc Bell operated his veterinarian practice from this farm starting in 1915, giving his name to the creek running through the property and the lake it feeds. A family from Finland purchased the property from the Bell family in the 1960s and lived on the homestead until 2020 when we purchased it. We hope to continue the tradition of generational homesteading, while sharing this piece of God’s country with you!
Our property features a vast variety of terrain on over 40 acres for our campers to explore on and off trail. Wildlife enthusiasts can enjoy the chance to see deer, bear, moose, beavers, coyotes, waterfowl, upland birds, and more! You name it, it is here! Our dark skies allow for amazing views of the stars and northern lights! There is a common area near the pond that includes a pavilion with picnic tables, a fire ring, and swing benches to enjoy watching wildlife, sunrises and sunsets. Enjoy total serenity as there is minimal “noise” around us. Just nature at its best!
We hope that you will make Bells Acres your base camp for your next adventure! Unplug and unwind with us away from all the hustle and bustle! We are excited to be your host and share what we love about Marquette County and the surrounding areas!
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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Tess
5 days ago
Tent
Wonderful nature, critters, and people! Would strongly recommend! I stayed at Vine Camp for two nights. Beautiful bird calls day and night, kind and socialized animals all around the farm, and kind hosts :)
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Daniel
1 week ago
Tent
Great place to camp, and enjoy nature in its purest form. Brian is a great host, always love camping here.
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Hannah
1 week ago
Tent
We had a fantastic time at Lisa and Monte’s place! It was easy to find and the primitive site had everything we needed. Most importantly, this location gave us the opportunity to relax, unwind and explore the many beautiful spots across the UP.
Lisa and Monte were kind enough to spend some time with us on our first night, walking us around their property, introducing us to their animals, discussing the time and effort they’ve spent improving the land. Their farm is one managed with care and whole lot of love!
We thoroughly enjoyed our time at Doe Creek Hideaway and wished we would have stayed a couple more nights. From the variety of birds, the brightness of the stars, to the crickets lulling us to sleep after a day of swimming and exploring- we loved camping here!
Thank you again, Lisa and Monte! May many tennis balls be continued to be thrown for Miss Lucy! :)
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Sean
1 week ago
Tent
It was a great site. Very friendly host, good fire wood, lots of space, nice and quiet. 10/10
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Whitney
1 week ago
Tent
Well kept campsite with beautiful views. It was quiet and secluded. Easy check in process. Jackie was very communicative. Exactly what we were looking for! Looking forward to coming back soon.
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Cronos
1 week ago
Tent
Awesome time and super helpful host! Jackie was really sweet and thoughtful! Anyone looking for a quite peaceful place to stay, they should definitely give Camp Chill AF a try!!!
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Regina
1 week ago
26 ft travel trailer
Very nice place, lots of wildlife, wonderful hostess and plenty of space and privacy.
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Craig
1 week ago
Tent
Absolutely amazing place to stay. Came for peace and quiet and got what I came for. Absolutely beautiful place to stay. Forsure will be where I stay when I want to get away a little
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Sage
1 week ago
Tent
This place deserves all the hype and then some. The whole area reminded me of my time in the Upper Peninsula; true nature like this can be rare to find. This place isn't camping: it's a nature experience that helps you escape from life for a while. The hosts Kim and Jeff are great, and share a mission I hold dear to my heart: keep nature natural. Ask them questions, get to know them, it makes the whole experience better. I'll definitely be back.
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Maureen
1 week ago
20 ft Class B
I loved the farm and pond…..the animals and the super quiet atmosphere. Thank you, Kim for being a gracious host!
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Shari
1 week ago
With pets
Cowboy town is a one-of-a-kind treasure. We stayed in the very clean Bear cabin. The adorable shared bathroom was a short walk from the cabin. Very friendly host and property cats. Would like to stay again.
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Angie
2 weeks ago
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Addie
2 weeks ago
Tent
We loved our stay at Blue Lake Beer Garden! We arrived and the staff was so friendly. Our campsite was in walking distance from the beer garden but far enough away that we couldn't hear other patrons or be disturbed. It was a large campsite and incredibly peaceful. We stopped by to drink some beers after setting up camp and had such a fun time. The Portopotties were so clean, and even flushed! I seriously already want to come back for another camping trip. Hope to return again this fall!
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Kelsey
2 weeks ago
16 ft car
Joni & Phil are the absolute best! The property was beautiful and space was plentiful. Thanks so much you two ❤️
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Joshua
2 weeks ago
Tent
With kids
I stayed here for two nights and honestly, I almost don't want to write a review because I don't want too many people finding this place! 😂
Mr. Joe is a super nice guy and a great host. The campsites are very secluded, and the whole place is incredibly quiet and peaceful. It’s just a plain old good place to get away from everything.
The sites were clean, the porta-potties were clean, and there’s plenty of firewood available for purchase. There’s also well water available. This time of year, there were blackberries growing all over the place, which was a really nice bonus.
There’s also a disc golf course and a small playground for the kids, so there’s something for families to enjoy as well.
At night, you can hear the coyotes howling in the distance. If you're looking for a place with lots of activity, this probably isn't it—and that's exactly what I liked about it.
There is some construction going on right now, which was the only thing that was a little annoying during my stay. But honestly, it didn't take away from the overall experience.
All in all, 10 out of 10 for me. Quiet, secluded, clean, and peaceful, with a really nice host. I’d definitely stay here again.
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Jeremy
2 weeks ago
Tent
With kids
Very helpful and responsive. Overall great location
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Dillon
2 weeks ago
Tent
Joe is an awesome host! The property is very nice and peaceful. The water well there is incredible, ice cold and so fresh.
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Max
2 weeks ago
Tent
With kids
Doe Creek Hideaway was an amazing first Hipcamp experience! Monte and Lisa were incredibly nice, welcoming, and made us feel right at home from the start. The campground was a great place to stay, and everything about the visit went smoothly. I’d absolutely recommend Doe Creek Hideaway to anyone looking for a relaxing, friendly camping experienc
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Rizz
2 weeks ago
Tent
Such a wonderful experience! The Big Oak tree is probably about 300 years old, and the history and energy are palpable. The area is great; about a ten minute drive from the city, and surrounded by crop fields and forrest for quite a distance, so it feels very remote. Exceptionally private, I imagine even more so it being before the final harvest. A great place for a solo camper. So much wildlife! Lightening bugs, chipmunks, turkeys, ducks, and of course Caitlin's adorable dogs! Bugs weren't the worst, but they were there; Along with the fuzzy, spiked caterpillars that you're not supposed to touch (more just a warning for those with kids/pets). I was there for probably the worst time of year for bugs and it was more than tolerable. The trails are wonderful, and go on for quite some time; I didn't explore them all. I had an overall wonderful time here, and will be back, if for nothing else to visit this tree!
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emily
2 weeks ago
Tent
With pets
I feel like I found a hidden gem.. the Creekside site was PERFECT in every possible way. Well maintained, several trees for hammocking, and I didn’t see another soul the whole time I was there. The instructions to get to the site were easy even with getting there as it was getting dark. I will be back again and again.
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