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We have a zero-tolerance policy against discrimination at Hipcamp and are committed to helping our Host and Hipcamper community be inclusive.
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All Hosts should review and adhere to these standards around providing a positive Hipcamp experience, being a thoughtful neighbor, and serving as a responsible citizen.
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Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore
Spectacular rock formations carved by Lake Superior, cascading waterfalls and backcountry hiking
Who knew rock formations could be so cool? Prepare for jaw-dropping views, including the Miners Castle formation, complete with a towering turret. And don’t miss the Grand Sable Banks, rising 300 feet above Lake Superior.
Some of the formations are accessible by car, but others take more effort to see. Chapel Rock, an 80-foot scenic waterfall, is reachable by a three-mile hike. The Grand Portal, a giant archway, is viewed best from a boat tour or kayak.
With 100 miles of trails leading to remote streams and inland lakes, exploration never stops. Historic sites include a Civil War blast furnace and the still-active Au Sable lighthouse. Visit Miners Beach, with 73,000 acres on the Lake Superior shoreline, to take a dip.
Camping in the park is a
Who knew rock formations could be so cool? Prepare for jaw-dropping views, including the Miners Castle formation, complete with a towering turret. And don’t miss the Grand Sable Banks, rising 300 feet above Lake Superior.
Some of the formations are accessible by car, but others take more effort to see. Chapel Rock, an 80-foot scenic waterfall, is reachable by a three-mile hike. The Grand Portal, a giant archway, is viewed best from a boat tour or kayak.
With 100 miles of trails leading to remote streams and inland lakes, exploration never stops. Historic sites include a Civil War blast furnace and the still-active Au Sable lighthouse. Visit Miners Beach, with 73,000 acres on the Lake Superior shoreline, to take a dip.
Camping in the park is a rustic affair, but the vistas make up for that. None of the sites have water, electric or sewer hookups, and cell service is limited. Camping is permitted in winter, and the park allows skis, snowmobiles and ice fishing.
Activities in the park
3 campgrounds in Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore
Argh mateys, Hurricane River Campground is a treasure! There’s an upper and lower loop to choose from, but all sites offer shade and plenty of space to unpack all yer booty. Head out from camp on the North Country Trail, past shipwreck remnants before discovering the AuSable Light Station perched above Lake Superior. There’s generator free areas f Read more...
Want a long and windy, pine filled driveway that leads to your own beachfront property? Well you can have it at Twelvemile Beach Campground! These shady sites sit on a gorgeous sandy bluff overlooking Lake Superior with steps leading right down the beach for a day of fun! The White Birch Interpretive Trail is right in camp, so there’s no time wast Read more...
Little Beaver Lake Campground is set in a picturesque pine forest along the banks of Little Beaver Lake. White Pine trail is steps away and if you want to make the trek to see the majesty of Lake Superior, by all means there’s trail access for that too! Boaters can toss their dinghy in the water via the boat ramp, but this is not the spot for your Read more...
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