I was just there for a spring walk - not to spend the night but there was nobody else there at the time and it was beautiful and peaceful. There was a lot of shoreline available one year when I was there and much less the next year. There was still a good amount of beach area both times.
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Date of stay: June 2019
Room Tip:Check it out in different seasons!
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This small campground (21 sites) is nicely located between Detour and Cedarville, MI, not far from Hessel, MI. Rustic sites, clean vault toilets, water pump, and firewood a half mile down the road. Had a lovely site just steps from a beautiful sandy beach. Watch the freighters, enjoy the clean water, and smell the Great Lakes. We canoed, hiked, biked, and golfed - never a dull moment. Fish fry at The Islander and Moomers ice cream at the North Coast (both in Hessel) top off a perfect week. We’ll be back! One downer - the well water is brown with iron, but did not taste bad. Also, RVers stay away as the sites are small and not handily accessible for larger rigs.
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Date of stay: June 2018Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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We only spent one night here, but we enjoyed our stay. It was a pretty drive in to the campground through thick forest. There wasn't much in the way of signage and we missed our turn initially; we only saw a trailer sign on the road along M-134 so watch for that and turn on Campground Road. The sites were spacious, and our site (#19) had a path to Lake Huron. We took our lawn chairs down to the water and enjoyed sitting there enjoying the peacefulness. No electricity or showers. Vault toilets. No reservations; sites are on a first come, first served basis. You self register and pay with cash or cheque (no credit cards). The fee to camp was $15. Be sure to buy some firewood before arriving as it's not available on site; we saw a place selling firewood along M-134 not too far from the campground and picked some up there.
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Date of stay: July 2019
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