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        Newberry/ Grand Maris

Clementz's Northcountry Campground & Cabins
Owners:Dan and Cathy Clementz
13209 State Highway M-123
Newberry, Michigan 49868
(906) 293-8562
50 large, spacious grassy pull-thru sites with beautiful White Pines and Stands of Popples providing natural, tranquil beauty. Clementz's Northcountry Campground is surrounded by 40 acres of wilderness and centrally located to Eastern UP attractions. CLEMENTZ’S NORTHCOUNTRY CAMPGROUND AND CABINS OFFERS A 10% CAMPING DISCOUNT TO MILITARY, FIREFIGHTERS OR POLICE for camping (you must be able to prove that you qualify for this discount). Camping cancellation policy applies with this discount


Newberry KOA Resort Kampground
The Newberry KOA Resort Kampground, located in the heart of Michigan's beautiful Eastern Upper Peninsula features over 100 large, shaded sites with water and electricity at each one. You'll enjoy the convenience of our recently renovated facility and family atmosphere, with our all new staff and Management.

Our pool building is equipped with a spacious, heated in-door pool and a jacuzzi bath. Enjoy mini-golf, rent our pedal carts, play video games, visit our gift shop, kamp-store, or have a hand dipped ice cream. Plus you can enjoy a famous U.P. Pastie.

The complete laundry facility, restrooms, and showers will make your stay even more pleasant. OPEN 24 HOURS.
KINGSTON LAKE CAMPGROUND/LAKE SUPERIOR STATE FOREST
(906) 293-5131. Not reservable.
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This is one of the choice state forest campgrounds in the central Upper Peninsula because of its location in mature hardwoods on an inland lake with swimming and fishing – just five miles from Pictured Rocks' Twelvemile Beach. "It's a great lake to kayak or canoe," says a woman who puts this campground on her short list of favorite spots. This campground is the northern terminus of the Fox River Pathway (see after Seney), which goes through the eerie stump fields of the Kingston Plains. Michigan's state forest campgrounds, always rustic, are an unheralded treasure because of their typically scenic locations and private campsites. Kingston Lake has 16 sites, some on the lake. Fishing is for walleyee, pike, muskie, bass, perch, and bluegill. This campground may fill in summer, especially in July, so come before Friday afternoon to increase your chances of getting a site.
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On H-58, about 20 miles west of Grand Marais. $10/night. Wheelchair access: some completely accessible sites.		 EAST BRANCH OF FOX RIVER CAMPGROUND/ LAKE SUPERIOR STATE FOREST
(906) 293-5131. Not reservable.
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Because it's on a prime trout stream, this 19-site rustic campground (vault toilets, no showers, no electricity) fills in June and on holidays, and sometimes other times in summer. Come between Tuesday and Thursday and you'll probably get a site. Two levels of campsites are both on the river; 4 sites have river views. A campground host is sometimes here in summer. The pine canopy provides shade and scenery but little privacy between sites. Expect some bugs because of the river setting. A quarter-mile path leads to a fishing platform (handicap accessible) overlooking the old ponds of a former fish hatchery.
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Just west off M-77, 8 miles north of Seney. $10/night. Now ADA wheelchair-accessible.
TWELVEMILE BEACH CAMPGROUND/PICTURED ROCKS NATIONAL LAKESHORE
(906) 387-3700. No reservations.
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38 shady, private rustic campsites sit in a beautiful birch woods on a bluff overlooking the Lake Superior. The setting is more picturesque than Hurricane River, and the lake seems closer. Privacy between sites is good. A campground host is here in summer. The two-mile White Birch Trail loop goes up from the campground into a rare stand of very old and large white birches. Availability tips: see Hurricane River Campground.
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On H-58 about 15 miles west of Grand Marais. (906) 387-3700. Open May 10-Oct 31. $10/night. Handicap accessible: two sites ADA accessible. 		BACKCOUNTRY CAMPSITES ON THE NORTH COUNTRY TRAIL/ PICTURED ROCKS NATIONAL LAKESHORE
(906) 387-3700
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Of the 13 very popular primitive campsites, 4 are on the lakeshore's Grand Marais end: at Sevenmile Creek, near Twelvemile Beach Campground, between the lighthouse and the Log Slide, and at the west end of the Grand Sable Dunes. If you get a permit, you can line up a campsite. They are available by reservation by mail or fax only from the Munising Visitor Center at (906) 387-3700. Reservations must be made at least two weeks before your trip. Group campsites are in greatest demand and get reserved first.
See "Backcountry camping."
WOODLAND PARK
(906) 494-2381 for info, reservations
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On a grassy, wooded bluff between a Lake Superior agate beach and a Grand Marais neighborhood, this municipal park offers beach access, a playground, and a modern campground with two newish shower buildings. A picnic pavillion is a addition. 110 close-spaced campsites have electricity, cable TV for an extra fee, and not much privacy. Rates are $20/night or $120/week for lakefront electric, $19/night and $114/week with electricity and water, $15 and $90 for primitive sites. Fifteen primitive sites are near the water. No reservations. First-come, first-served. It's an easy walk from Woodland Park to Grand Marais restaurants and shops in one direction, and a mile along the beach to the Sable River in the other. Space is usually available, except for July 4, the third week in July (kayak week), and the second full weekend in August (music festival). The Gitche Gumee Agate Museum (see Points of Interest) is just across the street.
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E 21666 Braziel. Take Lake St./M-77 through town, turn left on Braziel, right into park. Open from April 15 through Oct. 15. Handicap accessible. Dogs permitted on leash		 HURRICANE RIVER CAMPGROUND/ PICTURED ROCKS NATIONAL LAKESHORE
(906) 387-3700. No reservations.
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22 shady rustic campsites in a mixed forest are divided between a high bluff above Lake Superior and a lower level, a short walk to the beach. A campground host is here in summer. Privacy between sites is good. This campground is closer to a town (12 miles to Grand Marais) than other National Lakeshore campgrounds. Shipwreck skeletons in the sand and the 1 1/2 mile trail to the lighthouse are special attractions, especially for kids. Coho fishermen camp here in spring to fish in the river.
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On H-58 12 miles west of Grand Marais. $10/night. Open May 10-Oct. 31. Handicap accessible: one site ADA accessible

 

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