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        Ishpeming

Country Village RV Park
Ishpeming
906-486-0300. 105 campsites and 4 cabins. Full-Service, pull-through sites, and rustic sites. Swimming pool, wading pool, spa, and childrens play area. Within walking distance of Country Village restaurants, shops, bowling alley, and movie theater
Gitche Gumme RV Park
Marquette
1-866-GG-RV-Park
If You like your Park to be clean with well maintained facilities and quiet then we can assure you that this is the place for you!! There are wooded Tent Sites to 100 ft. Drives with 75 channel Cable TV, and true Satellite Movies with the push of a button! Right out your door you can walk the 1.5 miles of Lake Superior Beach, or 18 holes of Golf, and Casino Gambling. A 10 Minute Drive you will be in Marquette, or 30 Minutes to Picture Rocks National Shore line..
Best of all everything comes with your site fee!! Air conditioning, Movie Entrance, Morning Coffee, Showers, Firewood, Viewing of our hand carved rocks. The Fudge Factory is open each evening for Complimentary taste testing of our home make Fudge!! Don't forget Kids get Free Bubble Gum Fudge Cones each Evening!!!
Michigammee Shores
Campground Resort
Open May 1 thru Oct 15
On Lake Michigamme in the Heart of
Upper Michigan's Moose Country!
Phone (906) 339-2116
Michigamme Shores is One of the
Top-Rated Resorts in the Upper Peninsula. Enjoy hiking in one of nature's true wildernesses ... Michigamme Shores is the closest resort to the famous U.P. moose country area. While hiking be on the lookout for moose, bear, deer and beaver, along with numerous species of birds. This includes America's favorite, the bald eagle. Don't forget your camera and binoculars.Enjoy fishing and hunting at their best ... Walleye, northern pike, and record size muskie! Fish around remote islands, in deep channels, or quiet coves. Bring your own boat or rent one of ours.

When hunting use the full services of Michigamme Shores as your base camp and literally walk or take a short drive to some of the best hunting in the U.P.

Van Riper State Park
offers half a mile of sunny Lake Michigamme shoreline.
Van Riper- Modern - (800) 447-2757, 147 site(s), $23/$21
Van Riper- Rustic - (800) 447-2757, 40 site(s), $14
Van Riper-Rustic Cabin - (906) 339-4461

Description - Van Riper State Park boasts 1,200 acres with half a mile of Lake Michigamme frontage offering an ideal summer swimming location. Warm water temperatures and fine sand beach are a pleasant alternative to the chilly Lake Superior waters and its stone beaches. The park also has half a mile of Peshekee River frontage. First developed as a mining area, the park now supports several miles of hiking trails amid northern hardwoods and conifers.

Back in the late 1980s, 59 moose were moved from Algonquin National Park in Ontario, Canada to a release area several miles north of Van Riper State Park. The herd has grown considerably and may be viewed when traveling areas north of the park. Information is available at the park.

Van Riper is located in an area rich in scenic, historic and recreational sites. It is only a few miles east of the park where iron ore was first discovered in the Lake Superior region in 1845. Evidence of early mining ventures of almost a century ago can be seen along several miles of good foot trails that wander through the hills on the north side of the highway. A fine scenic overlook of Lake Michigamme is found along these trails. Open pit mines are still operating in the general area and the Iron Industry Museum located in Negaunee is well worth a visit.

Attractions - Located in a conifer and hardwood forest, the Van Riper State Park offers an information center, sandy beach, hiking trails, two campgrounds and ideal fishing in the heart of moose country.

A modern campground is located in a stand of conifers and hardwoods overlooking the lake. Modern conveniences include hot showers, flush toilets and electricity. Camping facilities are open April 15 to November 15 with no modern toilets the first and last month. The beach is within walking distance of the campground.

 

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