crazy_anna_2000 asked:
I am traveling there this summer and was looking for a good spot! I am camping…. so no hotels or anything like that. I feel like roughing it this time.
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Traverse City State Park – Stayed there last year with some friends and it was beautiful, and I like the town a lot too so it was nice. The beach is also very close. You just walk over a bridge connecting the campground and the beach. It’s very nice, but its probably very booked so sign up as soon as possible.
I know that there is a State campground in Traverse City that is very nice and well maintained, at least the last time we were there.
I would just put in Traverse City Chamber of Commerce in my search and that should bring up what you are looking for.
There is Traverse City State Park. Though it’s a bit large (350 sites can get noisy on the weekends) and urban, not very rustic (showers & electric) it’s only a short walk to Lake Michigan. Downtown Traverse City is only 2 miles away and kayak rental is available at the park.
15 miles S of Traverse City is Interlochen State Park. It is near a private arts community/camp and has many paved biking and hiking trails between cabins. Almost 450 sites, can be noisy. Is on two so so lakes (not near Lake Michigan).
One of the absolute best in Michigan and worth the drive is Sleeping Bear Dunes National Park, 25 miles west of Traverse City. If you enjoy hiking and gorgeous scenery this is the place to be! Three campsites to choose from, including a quiet backpacker tent camp area. Reserve early on line. It books up fast.