Get Print Out For Camping In The State Of Michigan 2020-2025

Visit MiDNRReservations.com or call 1-800-447-2757 to make a reservation. Sites are also available on a first-come, first-served basis. Campsites and harbor slips can be reserved 6 months in advance (at the times below).

Please call or visit your local health department to obtain the triplicate application form entitled “Application and License to Operate a Temporary Campground in Michigan” (EQP 1717). Submit the completed application to the LHD having jurisdiction at least 14 days prior to the event.

Visit MiDNRReservations.com or call 1-800-447-2757 to make a reservation. Sites are also available on a first-come, first-served basis. Campsites and harbor slips can be reserved 6 months in advance (at the times below).

Dispersed Camping in Michigan State Forests Au Sable State Forest. Pere Marquette State Forest. Mackinaw State Forest. Lake Superior State Forest. Escanaba State Forest. Copper Country State Forest.

Please call or visit your local health department to obtain the triplicate application form entitled “Application and License to Operate a Temporary Campground in Michigan” (EQP 1717). Submit the completed application to the LHD having jurisdiction at least 14 days prior to the event.

Backpacking or car camping (also known as dispersed camping) is permitted on state forest land as long as your site is located more than one mile from a state forest campground. In addition, there are designated sites in state parks and recreation areas that typically can only be reached by foot or boat.

Dispersed Camping in Michigan State Forests Au Sable State Forest. Pere Marquette State Forest. Mackinaw State Forest. Lake Superior State Forest. Escanaba State Forest. Copper Country State Forest.

Backpacking or car camping (also known as dispersed camping) is permitted on state forest land as long as your site is located more than one mile from a state forest campground. In addition, there are designated sites in state parks and recreation areas that typically can only be reached by foot or boat.

Backpacking or car camping (also known as dispersed camping) is permitted on state forest land as long as your site is located more than one mile from a state forest campground. In addition, there are designated sites in state parks and recreation areas that typically can only be reached by foot or boat.

General park rules A Recreation Passport is required for vehicle entry into state parks and recreation areas, DNR-managed boating access sites (boat launches), state forest campgrounds and parking at state trailheads.

Backpacking or car camping (also known as dispersed camping) is permitted on state forest land as long as your site is located more than one mile from a state forest campground. In addition, there are designated sites in state parks and recreation areas that typically can only be reached by foot or boat.

Please call or visit your local health department to obtain the triplicate application form entitled “Application and License to Operate a Temporary Campground in Michigan” (EQP 1717). Submit the completed application to the LHD having jurisdiction at least 14 days prior to the event.

General park rules A Recreation Passport is required for vehicle entry into state parks and recreation areas, DNR-managed boating access sites (boat launches), state forest campgrounds and parking at state trailheads.

General park rules A Recreation Passport is required for vehicle entry into state parks and recreation areas, DNR-managed boating access sites (boat launches), state forest campgrounds and parking at state trailheads.

Please call or visit your local health department to obtain the triplicate application form entitled “Application and License to Operate a Temporary Campground in Michigan” (EQP 1717). Submit the completed application to the LHD having jurisdiction at least 14 days prior to the event.

Yes! Boondocking in Michigan is legal, and it's particularly popular in the less densely populated portions of the Upper Peninsula. There are certain restrictions in places like business parking lots, but for the most part, you'll find boondocking is welcomed in many parts of Michigan with little to no restrictions.

General park rules A Recreation Passport is required for vehicle entry into state parks and recreation areas, DNR-managed boating access sites (boat launches), state forest campgrounds and parking at state trailheads.

The Least You Need to Know About Camping Dispersed and Primitive tent camping within the Forests is allowed almost anywhere, unless otherwise posted closed and/or "No Camping". No RV hook-ups are available for water, sewage or electric at any campground. Several campgrounds require or recommend a reservation.

Yes! Boondocking in Michigan is legal, and it's particularly popular in the less densely populated portions of the Upper Peninsula. There are certain restrictions in places like business parking lots, but for the most part, you'll find boondocking is welcomed in many parts of Michigan with little to no restrictions.

Where to purchase MiDNRReservations.com/Store (annual only with a 2-3 week processing time). Michigan state parks and recreation areas (annual, daily, towed vehicle and commercial). Most DNR customer service centers, (annual only) except Baraga, Bay City, and Marquette.

The Least You Need to Know About Camping Dispersed and Primitive tent camping within the Forests is allowed almost anywhere, unless otherwise posted closed and/or "No Camping". No RV hook-ups are available for water, sewage or electric at any campground. Several campgrounds require or recommend a reservation.

Campgrounds are required to be licensed in ance with the Public Health Code in Michigan, Act 368, PA 1978, as amended. Annual licenses are issued by the Michigan Department of Environment Quality (MDEQ).

Where to purchase MiDNRReservations.com/Store (annual only with a 2-3 week processing time). Michigan state parks and recreation areas (annual, daily, towed vehicle and commercial). Most DNR customer service centers, (annual only) except Baraga, Bay City, and Marquette.

Campgrounds are required to be licensed in ance with the Public Health Code in Michigan, Act 368, PA 1978, as amended. Annual licenses are issued by the Michigan Department of Environment Quality (MDEQ).