Farm stays near Hubbard Lake, Michigan 2026

Looking to experience the great outdoors near Hubbard Lake, Michigan? Hipcamp has over 180 available options for camping in the area, with prices starting as low as $12 per night. Whether you're looking for a tent site, RV hookup, or cabin rental, there's something for everyone. Check out the top campsites like Camp 437 in the Sturgeon Valley (100 reviews), Brittany M.'s Land (54 reviews), and LTBB Rental Cabins (52 reviews). Enjoy popular amenities like campfires, potable water, and trash services. And with historic sites, whitewater paddling, and wind sports nearby, there's plenty to keep you entertained during your camping adventure.

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Top-rated campgrounds

Looking to experience the great outdoors near Hubbard Lake, Michigan? Hipcamp has over 180 available options for camping in the area, with prices starting as low as $12 per night. Whether you're looking for a tent site, RV hookup, or cabin rental, there's something for everyone. Check out the top campsites like Camp 437 in the Sturgeon Valley (100 reviews), Brittany M.'s Land (54 reviews), and LTBB Rental Cabins (52 reviews). Enjoy popular amenities like campfires, potable water, and trash services. And with historic sites, whitewater paddling, and wind sports nearby, there's plenty to keep you entertained during your camping adventure.

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Top-rated campgrounds

1. Green Acres

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35mi from Hubbard Lake · 7 sites · Tents, RVs · Lupton, MI

Peaceful and relaxing setting. Half green open space, half lush and dense woodlands. Private scenic hiking trails, a large pond, creek, giant oak trees and much more to see. Near the Huron National Forest. State and National trail system less than a mile away. Canoeing, hunting, fishing, hiking all nearby.

2. Ruffin It

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42mi from Hubbard Lake · 3 sites · Tents, RVs · Prescott, MI

Learn more about this land:Privacy and freedom, In between West Branch and Tawas, you’ll be centrally located to choose from many options. Lake Huron 30 minutes away, Au Sable River 15 min away, Rifle River 10 minutes away. Hiking, canoeing, kayaking, star gazing, hunting, fishing,

3. Rains Ranch

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14mi from Hubbard Lake · 4 sites · Tents, RVs · Curran, MI

80 relaxing acres of Ahhhhh!!! and mixed terrain. Abundant wild life including bald eagles. Secluded sites and picturesque ponds. Many activities near by. Hiking, bicycling, kayaking, canoeing, ORV and snowmobile trails. Short drive to Lake Huron as well as the Ausable River! but at the same time you’re in the middle of nowhere where YOU want to be!!! Learn more about this land: We have private sites available for small groups. Easily traversed mowed trails. Clear secluded campsites in the Huron national forest. Great for walking and seeing wildlife. Clear night skies. Great for stargazing or seeing the Northern Lights. If you're looking for that diamond in the rough, look no more!!! It's HERE at Rains Ranch!!!

4. Firefly Field

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22mi from Hubbard Lake · 1 site · Tent, RV · Gwinn, MI

Welcome to Firefly Field. Here you will enjoy a private rustic camping experience near a large pond with plenty of wildlife. You can hear the frogs, watch the fish, view ducks, and see deer running. As the name suggests, you'll also get to see fireflies all around the field. Grab your camping gear and a few jars and enjoy this beautiful spot. At Firefly Field you'll be 15 minutes from Fletchers pond, 25 minutes from Alpena, 15 minutes from Atlanta, and only 5 minutes away from ORV trails in Hillman. You will have easy access to the camp site off M32 and privacy as there are no surrounding houses.

5. Peterman Farm

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48mi from Hubbard Lake · 1 site · Tent, RV · Onaway, MI

This 70-acre family farm no longer raises cattle, but hay and forage crops are still produced on the property. This peaceful, quiet homestead sits at the end of a dead-end road, bordered on both sides by the Black River and located close to the Atlanta State Forest and other recreational, hunting, and sporting areas in the region. At the campsite, you’ll find an appreciation for nature and the abundant wildlife that traverses the farm, along with dark skies, starry nights, and even the northern lights. It may remind you of your own family farm or your grandparents’ place up north. By becoming a guest on the property, you’re helping me accomplish my lifelong dream of restoring the old family homestead and preserving its history. Thank you for your visit — I encourage you to relax, breathe in the fresh air, and use the campsite as your launching point to explore everything this region has to offer.

6. Summer Haven

43mi from Hubbard Lake · 3 sites · Lodging · West Branch, MI

Welcome to our upnorth tiny cabin—your basecamp for adventure! This is a true Glamping experience. Set on 15 wooded acres with a private lake, enjoy catch-and-release fishing, hiking, stargazing, and nearby trails. Inside, stay comfy with A/C, heat, a queen bed, and twin sleeper. A deluxe shower house is just steps away, plus a nighttime toilet for convenience. It’s rustic charm with all the essentials for a perfect seasonal escape. We also allow rustic camping on the property. Many good areas around the lake and near the house. Shower available for a fee.

Stories from the community

Terri

October 2025

19 ft Class B

With pets

2 nights at Peterman Farm

Peterman Farm is a beautiful spot! It's a very peaceful location on a dead-end road with no neighbors near the farmhouse. The views are lovely: rolling hills, beautiful sunsets and visiting deer. This was the perfect place to camp. Don't miss out on this spot!

Angelina

September 2025

Tent

Group trip

3 nights at Green Acres

The campsite was absolutely beautiful and well maintained. Wonderful trails and ponds the land is breathtaking.

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dylan

August 2025

Tent

With pets

3 nights at Rains Ranch

This place was absolutely beautiful. Extremely quiet, very nicely groomed smooth trails. Endless stars. No bugs at all. Spent a few days kayaking, riding my quads a bit (slowly to not hurt anything) and just enjoying nature. Host was nice and responded quickly with any of my questions. I recommend showing up in the day as it is very hard to find at night. (We went in the wrong field the first time because it was pitch black) 😂 definitely recommend this spot for a getaway.

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John

August 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Rains Ranch

This is really a review of the host, because I had a little car trouble and had to turn around, so I haven't been to the site...yet. But big props to the host - Jon was very understanding and went above and beyond working things out. So, I'm looking forward to spending a couple of nights there as soon as work and weather line up. Thanks Jon!

Eric

July 2025

Tent

With kids

3 nights at Rains Ranch

Jon's property is incredible. The sites are huge, private, and well-manicured. He also has hiking trails throughout the property that are abundant with wildlife. During our stay we saw deer, what looked like a small bobcat, fresh bear droppings, and a heron. In addition to this all, we got to watch a spectacular meteor shower one of our nights. The price is pretty comparable to public campgrounds, but what you get is so much more spectacular in terms of nature and privacy. We actually took a day trip to Harrisville State Park and hung out at Lake Huron and were quickly reminded how much nicer it is to have solitude vs sites packed in together. We also hiked just a few minutes away in the Huron National Forest. Bottom line, you'll love it.

Kim

July 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Green Acres

James was a friendly and kind host. You could pull up close to the site. He met us and brought out a fire ring and wood for us to use, even helped set the fire. The pond was pretty, the land was mowed and there were many birds and deer around in the AM to wake up to. His indoor facilities were clean, newer and a treat for campers: shower, sink and private toilet (there was another indoor bedroom and bathroom facilities for the geodome guests). A full kitchen with stove, sink, fridge, coffeemaker to be shared between campers and geodome guests. Charge up your devices, get some potable water. We asked about his canoe / kayaks and he kindly offered to put them in the Au Sable River for a few hours — we asked him to come along. It was a nice place to land — we would return and recommend him. He is looking for suggestions, so bring them. Thanks, James!