Camping Destinations in theCopper Country
City of Hancock Campgrounds
2000 Jasberg Street M-203
Hancock, MI 49930
City of Hancock Campground Map
If you need additional support (906) 482-7413
City of Houghton RV Park
1100 Lakeshore Dr.
Houghton, MI 49931
No Online Reservations Available
City of Houghton RV Park
(906) 482-8745
Emily Lake State Forest Campground
Access is off of the Emily Lake road. The road junction is 22 miles SW of Houghton on M-26 or 13 miles NE of the M-38 / M-26 junction. There are no indoor facilities with running water. Outdoor restrooms only.
Recreation Passport Required
(906) 288-3321
Isle Royale National Park
800 East Lakeshore Drive
Houghton, MI 49931
Isle Royale Lodging Options
(906) 482-0984
Lake Linden Village Recreational Area
Tent and RV
1050 Hiltunen St.
Lake Linden, MI 49945
Reservations (906)369-5450
Campground Rates and Regulations
Lake Ste Kathryn Campground
4810 E M28 Ottawa National Forest
Kenton, MI 49967
Kenton Ranger District (906)852-3500
Lake Ste Kathryn Campground Rates and Regulations
Sturgeon River National Forest Campground
Forest Service Road 2200, Ottawa National Forest
Kenton, MI 49967
Phone: (906)858-4724
McCormick Wilderness
This 16,580 acre wilderness is located on the Kenton Ranger District and boasts a variety of landscape types ranging from nearly level to rocky cliffs and outcrops. You will find small scattered lakes and the Yellow Dog National Wild and Scenic River. Access is by foot. Canoeing opportunities are limited by lengthy portages. There are no developed campsites, and dispersed camping is allowed but relatively hard to access.
Ottawa National Forest
Kenton, MI 49967
Phone: (906)852-3500
McLain State Park
18350 Hwy M-203
Hancock, MI 49930
(906) 482-0278
103 Campsites
Sunset Bay RV Resort & Campground
2701 Sunset Bay Beach Rd.
Allouez Township,
Calumet, MI 49913
(906) 337-2494
Sturgeon River Gorge Wilderness
This 14,139-acre wilderness is located in the Kenton Ranger District. Here you will find the Sturgeon National Wild and Scenic River and its tributaries with steep, rugged gorges up to 300 feet deep and 1/2 to 1 mile wide. Access to the interior is by cross-country navigation or on overgrown old logging roads, which may be challenging to find and follow. There are no developed campsites, and dispersed camping is allowed.
Ottawa National Forest
Kenton, MI 49967
Phone: (906)852-3500
Twin Lakes State Park
6204 E Poyhonen
Twin Lakes, MI 49965
(906) 288-3321
Twin Lakes State Park Campground Information
