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The best camping in Fort Wilkins State Park, MI

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Discover Fort Wilkins State Park's historic charm and natural beauty.

The best camping in Fort Wilkins State Park, MI

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1. Fort Wilkins Campground

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0.3mi from Fort Wilkins State Park · 160 sites · Tents, RVs · In Fort Wilkins State Park

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Lisa

3 weeks ago

30 ft travel trailer

With pets

3 nights at Lake Superior Beach Perfection

This site had amazing views of Lake Superior to the east and some tributaries to the west. It was just as described. Would definitely go back.

Connor

November 2025

Tent

1 night at Keweenaw Homestead Camping

Nice spot, easy to navigate which was helpful as I had gotten there after dark.

Phil

October 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Lake Superior Beach Perfection

The view of sunrise was very impressive would definitely stay again the campsite was clean as well as porta potty traffic was very minimal

Ric

October 2025

6 nights at The Keweenaw Outpost

Quiet, great location. Ryan was was friendly and kept up on anything that I needed for camp. Spacious camp, nice bed, power was provided no problems, plenty of firewood, water, ECT. Lots of hiking and waterfalls within the area. Short distance to fuel, food, town. Ryan and his Father were great hosts.

Dustey

October 2025

2 nights at EcoXtreme Adventure Destination

Gorgeous, cool and super secluded. We loved staying here and started planning our next trip before we even left.

LEE

October 2025

Tent

5 nights at Keweenaw Homestead Camping

Great place, had it to my self most of the week. Good location for exploring the Keweenaw. Nice views. Sites 1-3 are on a pound. Each site has an increasing view of the pound as you go from 1 to 3. 2 and 3 are walk in sites, I was in 1. Evan is a great host.

chris

October 2025

Tent

2 nights at Keweenaw Homestead Camping

Really neat property. Evan met us when we arrived and rode a utv to where we needed to park. The cows chased us as we went passed their fence, because every animal loves my girlfriend, probably because they thought Evan was going to feed them. 🤣 The site are well designed. 3 had a great view of the good sized pond he has on his property. The location is ideal for people that are interested in rock hunting. 30 minutes from gratiot park. 10 minutes from Calumet waterworks park. 10 minutes from McClain state park.

Arah

October 2025

Tent

With pets

2 nights at Private Wooded Camping on the Lake

My partner, dogs and I loved tent camping on Pat’s land! The lake (bay) was so close, and it was so quiet and private there. It was well worth the extra time to get there!

Pilgrim

October 2025

Tent

2 nights at Lake Superior Beach Perfection

It seems close to other buildings but it still felt pretty private. Some traffic on the road but it's tolerable. Really nice place to get away. There is lots of sand everywhere, naturally. Somebody left a prior review about a shipping container with cameras aimed at the site. We saw nothing of the sort. Not sure where they got that although there was a shipping container a couple lots over, we didn't see any cameras but there is also a fence between the site and the next lots over. We felt safe there. Porta John was a bit full and quite smelly, a bit unpleasant but I've actually seen worse at another hipcamp site in the UP. Directions for finding the site are very clear. Do not try to follow Google maps as it will get you close but about 3/4 of a mile off.

sarah

October 2025

20 ft campervan

With kids

Weekend Trip to Keweenaw Homestead Camping

Grateful to Evan for sharing land on his picturesque homestead with us! We spent 2 days exploring the Keweenaw Peninsula and this was an ideal home base. We would definitely stay again.

Michelle

October 2025

With pets

Weekend Trip to Camp Therapy

We loved the Dome and the quiet secluded spot it was nestled on. The view was incredible. Our stay was relaxing, quiet, and so cozy. Our pup enjoyed it just as much too.

Nick

October 2025

Tent

With pets

Weekend Trip to Lake Superior Beach Perfection

This turned out to just be a sand lot right up against a private beach on Lake Superior. It was beautiful and very quiet. There was a large fire ring which was nice. The only downside was that I could smell the porta john from a distance as the wind would carry the smell, or if I was within 10 feet without wind. It's a necessary evil I guess. I would still happily camp there again.

Jordan

October 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Keweenaw Homestead Camping

We loved camping on Evan's land! His land is private and tucked back by a lake. We were greeted by a wild turkey when we arrived at our campsite which was really cool. Campsites were set up really nice with a fire ring and picnic table. He also has an out house and running water from a well for guests. Tent sites have plenty of room but parking might be an issue depending on site. We really enjoyed our stay!

Michelle

October 2025

Tent

2 nights at Rustic Farm Getaway

10/10 would stay here again! It was a gorgeous, spacious site. The location was great (my friends and I were able to explore up to Copper Harbor and down to Houghton with ease), the site itself was very clean and private, and the small touches were so thoughtful (fire making supplies and cooking utensils). Our only regret was not carving out enough time in our plans to explore the farm/trails and get to know the owners!

Joe

October 2025

20 ft Class C

1 night at Lake Superior Beach Perfection

Our first Hipcamp ever! Lovely semi secluded spot, looks just like the photos. Good directions readily found, very little to no traffic. Waves were big and nice sound for sleeping. Cons- only that the porta potty is a little gnarly, tilted, but aren’t they all? All together a positive experience.

Jason

October 2025

30 ft campervan

3 nights at Keweenaw Homestead Camping

Site #4 was amazing. Away from everything, quiet, clean and beautiful. Evan was an excellent host super helpful and hospitable. We were thankful to find such an excellent property and host to stay with. We heard wolves, coyotes, and owls. The night sky was amazing. We'll definitely return. We had an F250 and a 11ft trailer and had no issues whatsoever navigating the campsite.

October 2025

With pets

2 nights at Camp Therapy

Loved it! I did not want to leave. Saw the northern lights.

Leslie

September 2025

20 ft travel trailer

With pets

2 nights at Lake Superior Beach Perfection

This hip camp is a sandy slice of paradise sitting right on a beautiful sanding beach of Lake Superior. Sunrises were beautiful on the lake and sets sets stunning over the marsh. There is an outhouse and picnic table for use. We will definitely be back.

Kevin

September 2025

23 ft travel trailer

4 nights at Premium Keweenaw Beach RV Site

Location, location, location. A beautiful beachfront camp feels like Cape Cod or Maine, very unique and special for the U.P.. Visited some beaches around the world & this really is just as special, everyday the lake looked different, very scenic by itself. Never stayed somewhere this close to the water. Perfect sandy beach and amazing views. Also the property has everything, from a sauna on the beach, to a couple great fire pits, and deck overlooking everything. Most importantly, it has electric, water, and a toilet/bathroom. Makes the place perfect with truly everything you need for RV camping so you don’t have to think of anything. The sauna made it special, going from Lake Superiors slightly chillier waters into the sauna a back again is a perfect cherry on top. Definitely worth checking out, the best HipCamp I’ve been to so far.

brittney

September 2025

Tent

With pets

Weekend Trip to Lake Superior Beach Perfection

We enjoyed the seclusion of Todd’s land. There was a house next to the campsite with a privacy fence and a clean port a John. On the other side was private beach, enough space to have the dogs play on the beach and not bother anyone else. The views of sunrise every morning and sunset on the tree line were beautiful.

Top-rated campgrounds

EcoXtreme Adventure Destination

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12mi from Fort Wilkins State Park · 1 site · Lodging · Delaware, MI

"It seems to me that the natural world is the greatest source of excitement; the greatest source of visual beauty; the greatest source of intellectual interest. It is the greatest source of so much in life that it makes life worth living." David AttenboroughWe've been about a greener lifestyle for decades--before green was "popular," before building tiny houses was the "trend," and before living a freer life off-the-grid was "a thing". Our mission is to provide an environmentally sustainable getaway where you will encounter off-the-grid living first hand for that unique experience. In the beautiful backdrop of the Keweenaw Peninsula of Upper Michigan (U.P.), we've built a sustainable, off-grid retreat where you can design your own personal EcoXtreme adventure. Enjoy this back-country timber- frame haven among a forest of birch and pine, next to the magical flow of the Montreal River, and surrounded by a cornucopia of recreational offerings. Extreme skiing, mountain biking, kayaking, sailing, surfing, and scuba are just a few of the exploits available.

Lake Superior Beach Perfection

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28mi from Fort Wilkins State Park · 1 site · Tent, RV · Lake Linden, MI

What more do you need than a private camping site and your 125' of your own pristine Lake Superior beachfront access? Well, there is the need of a fire ring so we added that, too! Everything else you will to bring to enjoy the million dollar views. Oh, and on the opposite side of the camping site is quiet slough which is great for smooth water paddling and exploring. Down the gravel road about 1/3 miles are logging roads to hike, bike and explore. OHV trails are a couple miles away but check local maps for detailed information. Intentionally being minimalists beyond a fire ring and picnic table, there is a port-a-john (of humble means) to make your stay comfortable. You will need to bring your own firewood if you desire a campfire.

Private Wooded Camping on the Lake

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48mi from Fort Wilkins State Park · 1 site · Tent, RV · L'anse, MI

Learn more about this land:Camp only feet from the lake. Go kayaking boating fishing hiking . Restaurant/ bar grill only 1 Mile away. Porta potty for tent campers. Launch your small boat or canoe right from the site. Many scenic sites nearby.

Keweenaw Retro Camper

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31mi from Fort Wilkins State Park · 2 sites · Lodging · Laurium, MI

Walk out of this cozy and clean little vintage camper onto the outdoor kitchen/bathroom that faces the Northern Sky. This is a great spot for star gazing and if your lucky the Northern Lights might give you a dance! The camper is setup for a single person to sleep (twin bed). If your doing Vanlife or camping and want to sleep in your van or tent on the property while using the facilities - we'll refund you $10! ACCOMODATION The camper has electricity with lights/outlets/ a fan and a small heater. The windows open with screens for nice ventilation. The comfortable twin mattress is complete with a clean mattress cover. Please bring your own sleeping bag / bedding / pillow case / towel. The kitchen has a mini-fridge and a gas camping stove and is furnished with all you need for cooking and eating. If you prefer cooking on an open fire there is a campfire pit that's a great spot to hang out on cool evenings. You can enjoy your meals on the little retro table in the kitchen or on the big picnic table in the yard. Internet is also available. Your large private outdoor bathroom has a hot-water shower and a camper style toilet. (see photo). The camper is right next to the outdoor kitchen/bathroom which is connected to the back of the main house. It was all built with maximum privacy in mind for both the Hip-camper and the House-guest. THE AREA You are on the edge of the village of Larium in Calumet township. It's a very safe and quiet area. You can see some neighbor's houses from the yard - all nice good people :) It's only a few minutes walk or bike ride to downtown Calumet where you can find a grocery store, coffee shops, a great bakery, restaurants ... Calumet also has a big farmer's market every Saturday during the warmer months and free music performances every Wednesday night at the Calumet Theater! For nature lovers - your right in it! You can start hiking or biking right out of the camper. Your connected to miles of trails that cover the Keweenaw Peninsula. For swimming it's only a short drive to Calumet Water Works Park for an excellent Lake Superior Sunset Beach. You may also want to check out Mount Bohemia for the ultimate spa relaxation at the end of adventure filled days! Lots of free apples around from late August into October !

Keweenaw Homestead Camping

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35mi from Fort Wilkins State Park · 5 sites · Tents, RVs · Osceola Township, MI

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.

Hart's Trail Camp, LLC

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36mi from Fort Wilkins State Park · 11 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Calumet, MI

Located in wooden area with private pond for fishing. Connection to Trail 17/B for 4-Wheeling or hiking. Local shopping in Houghton and Calumet. Take a ride up to Copper Harbor to the end of Hwy 41 Nth. Check out Brockway Mountain views of Lake Superior and the beautiful forest. Come down Hwy M26 and check out The Jam Pot between Eagle Harbor and Eagle River for delicious bakery and jams. Address is : 52943 US HWY 41, Calumet, MI 49913 1-906-369-5009

Camp Therapy

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56mi from Fort Wilkins State Park · 1 site · Lodging · Marquette, MI

Stay in a Geodesic Dome Overlooking Lake Independence & Lake Superior Immerse yourself in nature with a stay in our 700 sq. ft. geodesic dome, perched on a peaceful overlook with panoramic views of Lake Independence and, in the distance, the stunning Lake Superior. Designed for those seeking tranquility, healing, and connection to the land, this unique dome offers a one-of-a-kind experience. A True Escape Cozy up by the wood stove. Unplug from the modern world and enjoy off grid living in comfort. The front wall of the dome is transparent, allowing you to fall asleep under the stars and wake up with the sunrise, surrounded by the beauty of the natural world. Healing & Regenerative Space Our property is a blossoming permaculture community focused on sustainability, healing, and growth. If you're looking for a rejuvenating experience, you can book a variety of wellness services, including: Massage therapy Crystal bowl sound healing Whole Food meal service Holistic health consultations Tesla energy healing Personalized cacao ceremonies Herbal teas crafted from our own garden Quantum biofeedback healing & More! The dome is equipped with minimal rechargeable electricity, a firepit on the overlook, and an outhouse for your convenience.

Boundary Acres

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44mi from Fort Wilkins State Park · 1 site · Tent, RV · Chassell, MI

Learn more about this land: A quiet setting, nested amid tall pines and maples. Explore the pristine Pilgrim River Watershed trails just across the road from the campsite. This convenient location is only 10 minutes from Houghton and Michigan Tech.

Craig Quarry Camping

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42mi from Fort Wilkins State Park · 4 sites · Tents, RVs · Lake Linden, MI

peaceful campsites on a quiet inlet to Lake Superior. Craig Quarry camping has serene campsites with large grassy areas surrounded by woods and near the water. We are conveniently located just 1 mile from beautiful white city beach. Whether you are here to unplug, fish, explore the area, or enjoy fireside stories, this relaxing spot offers the perfect nature escape.

Other options near Fort Wilkins State Park

Lake Fanny Hooe Resort and Campground

1mi from Fort Wilkins State Park · 1 site · Copper Harbor, MI

Lake Fanny Hooe Resort & Campground stands out as a unique destination due to its stunning location on the serene shores of Lake Fanny Hooe in Copper Harbor, Michigan. Nestled just blocks from the majestic Lake Superior and adjacent to 250,000 acres of pristine northern wilderness, this resort offers an ideal escape for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. Guests can choose from a variety of accommodations, including cozy cabins and a lakefront motel featuring kitchenettes and private balconies that overlook the tranquil waters of Lake Fanny Hooe. The Pines rooms and cottages are conveniently situated just steps away from the vibrant heart of town, providing easy access to local shops and restaurants. For those who prefer camping, our well-equipped campground offers water, electric, and full hook-up sites suitable for RVs, campers, and tents. Whether you’re looking to explore nearby hiking trails, enjoy swimming in natural holes, or simply relax by the lake, Lake Fanny Hooe Resort & Campground is the perfect base for your outdoor adventures.

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Schoolcraft Township Park

27mi from Fort Wilkins State Park · 11 sites · Lake Linden, MI

Discover the charm of the Schoolcraft Township Big Traverse Bay Rustic Campground, a hidden gem nestled along the picturesque south shore of Keweenaw. This unique campground offers an unparalleled experience with its stunning sandy beaches on Lake Superior, where visitors can witness breathtaking sunrises that set the perfect backdrop for a memorable getaway. The campground features eight rustic tent sites, each equipped with a fire ring, allowing guests to cook meals and enjoy cozy campfires under the stars. In late August, the area comes alive with wild blueberries and huckleberries, providing a delightful foraging opportunity for nature enthusiasts. Additionally, the campground includes two rustic RV trailer sites, though please note that there are no hookups available. Surrounded by natural beauty, the campground is an ideal base for outdoor activities such as hiking, swimming, and exploring the scenic landscapes of the region. Nearby attractions include charming local shops and restaurants, ensuring that visitors have everything they need for a perfect camping experience. Whether you're seeking adventure or relaxation, the Schoolcraft Township Big Traverse Bay Rustic Campground promises an unforgettable escape into nature.

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Hancock Rec Area

42mi from Fort Wilkins State Park · 1 site · Hancock, MI

Discover the unique charm of the Hancock Recreation Area, a stunning 28-acre campground nestled along the picturesque shores of Portage Lake, just one mile west of downtown Hancock on M-203. This hidden gem offers visitors an unparalleled opportunity to immerse themselves in the breathtaking natural beauty of the Midwest, making it a perfect destination for outdoor enthusiasts seeking year-round recreational activities. The campground features well-maintained blacktopped roads equipped with streetlights, ensuring safety during nighttime strolls. With police patrols throughout the area, guests can enjoy peace of mind while exploring the grounds. While there are daily fees for campsites, the beach access remains free, allowing everyone to enjoy the sun and water without any additional cost. Open to the public from May 15 to October 15, the Hancock Recreation Area is an ideal spot for families and friends to gather and create lasting memories. Plus, with free Wi-Fi available, you can stay connected while enjoying the great outdoors. Experience the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure in this all-season recreational paradise.

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Trails End Campground

2.3mi from Fort Wilkins State Park · 1 site · Copper Harbor, MI

Discover the unique charm of Trails End Campground, where rustic cabins meet abundant wildlife in a stunning natural setting. Nestled just a quarter mile west of Copper Harbor, Michigan, our campground features over 70 campsites and cozy camper cabins, making it the perfect getaway for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. Campsites are available on a first-come, first-served basis for just $20 per night, while our inviting cabins can be reserved for $95 per night. Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Keweenaw Peninsula firsthand. No matter the season, Trails End Campground offers something special. Whether you're braving single-digit temperatures with a warm camp stove or enjoying sunny 80-degree days with the slider open to let in the fresh breeze, every season brings its own unique adventures. Our cabins blend rustic charm with modern comforts, providing a perfect retreat after a day of exploration. Fly a kite, stroll along the shores of Lake Superior, or uncover the history of old mining ruins. For the more adventurous, biking and hiking opportunities abound in the surrounding landscape. Alternatively, you can simply relax on the porch and soak in the serene atmosphere. Come and create unforgettable memories at Trails End Campground, where nature and adventure await.

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City of Houghton RV Park

41mi from Fort Wilkins State Park · 11 sites · Houghton, MI

Nestled along the picturesque shores of the Portage Waterway, Houghton RV Park offers a unique blend of natural beauty and recreational opportunities. With 25 well-maintained sites, this campground is conveniently situated next to the Ray Kestner Waterfront Park, providing easy access to a four-mile paved, non-motorized waterfront trail that meanders through Houghton and beyond. For those seeking adventure, a gravel trail along a former railroad grade extends for many more miles, perfect for hiking and biking enthusiasts. Just east of the park, the city pier features transient slips for boaters, making it easy to explore the waterway. The Ray Kestner Waterfront Park is a hub of activity, boasting a sandy beach for swimming, a pavilion, picnic tables, fishing piers, a boat launch, and the exciting Chutes and Ladders play area. Throughout the summer, the park hosts popular events such as Bridgefest in June, Brewfest in late August, and weekly music concerts, ensuring there's always something happening. Additionally, Portage Paddle Sports, located at the park entrance, offers bike, kayak, and paddleboard rentals, along with delicious ice cream and concessions from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Historic Downtown Houghton is just a half-mile stroll along the well-lit

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Lake Linden Campground

32mi from Fort Wilkins State Park · 38 sites · Lake Linden, MI

Nestled in the heart of the Torch Lake area, this campground stands out for its blend of modern amenities and rustic charm, making it an ideal retreat for both residents and visitors. Established in 1980, the campground features 27 sites equipped with water and electric service, alongside rustic tenting options that cater to nature enthusiasts. Conveniently located near a swimming area, the campground also boasts a spacious open-air pavilion available for rent or for use by campers when not reserved. Guests will appreciate the close proximity to essential amenities, including convenience stores, four delightful restaurants, grocery shops, and a hardware store. Additionally, the Houghton County Museum, which offers steam engine rides during the summer, is just a short walk away. The adjacent Village Park enhances the outdoor experience with a variety of recreational facilities. Families can enjoy the large Tot-Lot play area, while sports enthusiasts can take advantage of the baseball field, basketball court, tennis courts, and horseshoe pits. For those who love water activities, a boat launch is available, and a scenic walking trail invites leisurely strolls. The park also features an 18-hole disc golf course, providing fun for all ages. Nature lovers will find the nearby Traprock River perfect for canoeing adventures, making this campground a unique destination.

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Houghton RV Park

41mi from Fort Wilkins State Park · 26 sites · Houghton, MI

The City of Houghton RV Park stands out for its commitment to personalized service, ensuring that every guest feels welcomed and accommodated. Unlike many modern campgrounds that rely on web-based reservation systems, we prioritize direct communication through telephone bookings. This traditional approach allows us to efficiently manage reservations and guarantee that guests secure their desired spots in our park. Reservations are accepted in order of length of stay, starting with calls taken from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. For those planning to stay for one month or more, reservations open on April 28. Two-week stays can be booked starting April 29, while one-week reservations begin on April 30. Daily reservations will be available starting May 1. Please note that messages left on our answering machine will be returned in the order they are received. Our rates are as follows: $1,350 for one month (with a nonrefundable deposit of $600), $350 for one week (with a nonrefundable deposit of $150), and a daily rate of $55 (nonrefundable deposit of $55). Please be aware that convenience fees for credit card transactions will be the responsibility of the user. The Houghton City RV Park offers a variety of amenities to enhance

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Ahmeek Coppermine Camp

26mi from Fort Wilkins State Park · 51 sites · Mohawk, MI

Nestled in the stunning landscape of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, Ahmeek Coppermine Camp stands out as a unique destination for outdoor lovers and adventure seekers. This rustic retreat offers easy access to a network of scenic trails, making it the perfect launchpad for your next exploration. Conveniently located just off Hwy. 41, Ahmeek Coppermine is situated on a historic copper mine, only minutes away from the charming town of Copper Harbor. Open from May through October, our campground features both campsites and cozy cabins, providing options for every type of visitor. Surrounded by natural beauty, guests can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, including hiking, biking, and fishing in nearby lakes and rivers. With its tranquil atmosphere and proximity to local attractions, Ahmeek Coppermine Camp is an ideal spot for those looking to immerse themselves in nature while enjoying the comforts of home.

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The best camping in Fort Wilkins State Park, MI guide

Overview

About

History buffs unite and gather ye kinsfolk for a playacting adventure on the shores of Lake Superior. Fort Wilkins State Park is home to an 1844 military outpost and one of the lake’s first lighthouses. Today, costumed interpreters man the fort and invite you to play along. Kids and adults will get a taste of life in the 19th century before heading to the full-service campground for swimming, hiking, and marshmallow toasting. For a side of history with your vacation, you can’t beat Fort Wilkins, on the shores of the world’s largest freshwater lake.

When to go

The best time to visit Fort Wilkins State Park is during the summer months, from late May to early September, when the weather is warm and the park's full range of activities can be enjoyed. Winters can be harsh, with heavy snowfall limiting access to certain areas.

Know before you go

Ensure you have a Recreation Passport for park entry, as it's required for all visitors.
Check the trail conditions before setting out, as weather can affect their accessibility.
Remember to pack insect repellent and sunscreen to protect against the elements.
Be aware of local wildlife and follow guidelines to keep both you and the animals safe.
Facilities may vary throughout the year, so verify the availability of amenities before your trip.

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3 ratings · 2 reviews

February 2017

Fort Wilkins Campground

Nice state park campground & usually has openings for campers without reservations. Nestled on a strip of land between Lake Superior and Lake Fanny Hooe. If you like to fish, you'll have great fishing on Lake Fanny Hooe and from the fishing docks in Copper Harbor.