The best dog-friendly camping in Upper Peninsula

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Bringing your dog to Michigan’s Upper Peninsula? You’ll find over 500 pet-friendly campsites here, where dense forests and rocky shorelines set the scene. Prices range from $20 to $45 a night, so you don’t need to spend much to find a spot. Top picks include Bear Tree Homestead (300 reviews), Heritage Hills (262 reviews), and Superior Times Resort & Campground (185 reviews). Most sites allow campfires, pets, and offer showers. You’ll spend your days hiking along pine-lined trails, fishing clear lakes, and spotting wildlife—just keep an eye out for curious deer and the occasional fox. The Upper Peninsula rewards campers who like a bit of wild with their weekend.

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Old Cedar Lodge

4. Old Cedar Lodge

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1 site · Lodging · Au Train, MI
Lovely cottage on Autrain Lake near all of the sites to see in the area. Currently offered as B&B in our main cabin but homeowner will be in separate quarters. You will be in a private cabin. There are three bedroom areas upstairs with a full modern bath. One room Full bed, One room Queen bed, and the third is an open area with a privacy curtain and sitting area as well as a King bed. The living area has light seating area with a twin pull out loveseat, and two recliners. We have kayaks available for use. A small dock. There is some erosion on the bank we are currently working on but no beach, its in the process. Pets are allowed but please do not allow off leash or out of small fenced in area. All pet owners must clean up after your pets outside and if you leave for the day you are responsible for them. I recommend kennel trained as they act completely different and strange place. Ours are the same. Owner is around but can not watch pets as we work full time. I can check for a local teen to provide day care if requested. Breakfast foods will be supplied but there will no cooking provided. If you have special requests for breakfast foods please forward that information one week prior to arrival. We hope you have a great vacation!!!
Potable water
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$200
 / night

Bringing your dog to Michigan’s Upper Peninsula? You’ll find over 500 pet-friendly campsites here, where dense forests and rocky shorelines set the scene. Prices range from $20 to $45 a night, so you don’t need to spend much to find a spot. Top picks include Bear Tree Homestead (300 reviews), Heritage Hills (262 reviews), and Superior Times Resort & Campground (185 reviews). Most sites allow campfires, pets, and offer showers. You’ll spend your days hiking along pine-lined trails, fishing clear lakes, and spotting wildlife—just keep an eye out for curious deer and the occasional fox. The Upper Peninsula rewards campers who like a bit of wild with their weekend.

97% (1.6K)

Top-rated campgrounds

Old Cedar Lodge

4. Old Cedar Lodge

100%
(1)
1 site · Lodging · Au Train, MI
Lovely cottage on Autrain Lake near all of the sites to see in the area. Currently offered as B&B in our main cabin but homeowner will be in separate quarters. You will be in a private cabin. There are three bedroom areas upstairs with a full modern bath. One room Full bed, One room Queen bed, and the third is an open area with a privacy curtain and sitting area as well as a King bed. The living area has light seating area with a twin pull out loveseat, and two recliners. We have kayaks available for use. A small dock. There is some erosion on the bank we are currently working on but no beach, its in the process. Pets are allowed but please do not allow off leash or out of small fenced in area. All pet owners must clean up after your pets outside and if you leave for the day you are responsible for them. I recommend kennel trained as they act completely different and strange place. Ours are the same. Owner is around but can not watch pets as we work full time. I can check for a local teen to provide day care if requested. Breakfast foods will be supplied but there will no cooking provided. If you have special requests for breakfast foods please forward that information one week prior to arrival. We hope you have a great vacation!!!
Potable water
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$200
 / night

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