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17 miles away
17 miles away
Cranberry Lake
 | 1 PHOTO I was just at Cranberry Lake on July 7, 2007. It was beautiful. I went fishing and caught many fish. I also went jet sking, paddle-boating, on a pontoon boat and fished off the dock. The view was amaizing, espcially the sunset. I loved it here and can't wait to come back.... |
Little Au Sable Lake
| Need campground information sent to me as soon as posible... |
Logan Hills Campground
 | Logan Hills is great! My family and I had so much fun!!! There was a lot to do to keep us busy.We definitely will come back again!... |
Hardwood Lake
| There is a beautiful campground right on Hardwood Lake called the Hardwood Lake Campground owned by Richland Township... |
Ogemaw Sport and Trail Center
| 12 miles away I spend most of my summer weekends at ostc and its a great area for any kind of orv use. They have modern showers, toilets, and electrical and water hookup on each site! then theres the motocross track (theres three of varying difficulties, mini, intermediate,and the big track) which is well groomed, as well as the private trail system on 175 acres. There is also the state orv and snowmobile trails very nearby. You can also ride legally on the county roads. Awesome place, Awesome ride. Check them out at Ogemawsportandtrail.com ... |
River View Campground & Canoe Livery
| 15 miles away 2 PHOTOS Tent Sites, RV Hookups, Pets OK, Fires OK, Store, Nearby Grocery, Gameroom, Showers, Laundry, Nearby Restaurant(s), Nearby Attractions, Fishing, Boating, Kids Activities, Playground, Cabins... Tent Sites, RV Hookups, Pets OK, Fires OK, Store, Nearby Grocery, Gameroom... - 200 RV hookups, FISHING:River Fishing/2 Ponds with Catch & Release, BOATING:On Site Canoeing, Kayaking & Tubing, PLAYGROUND:2 Playgrounds plus Volleyball & Basketball Courts, CABINS:with 1/2 Baths... - 250 RV Hookup sites available RV hookups, PETS:Pets must be kept on leash at all times. Pets must never be left unattended. Noisy or aggressive dogs will be asked to be removed., FIRES:Due to firewood quarantine, no outside firewood allowed. , STORE:We offer a full line of groceries & picnic supplies, cold beer & wine, snacks, candy, dairy products, fresh pizza, nachos, hot pretzels, hot coffee & donuts, hot & cold sandwiches, pop, ice, hats, clothing, charcoal & grills, coolers, camping supplies, mini drug line, live bait, toys, firewood, toiletries, R.V. supplies, etc.., GROCERY:Several party stores nearby and a full grocery store a short 10 minute drive away., GAMEROOM:Our recreation center is available to all of our campers. This 32x64 foot pavilion provides groups a great place to picnic out of the hot sun, or shelter for those rainy days. Inside the pavilion is a game room with pinball machines, a pool table, darts, and video games.... |
Green Valley RV
| 16 miles away Tent Sites, RV Hookups, Pets OK, Fires OK, Nearby Grocery, Showers, Laundry, Nearby Restaurant(s), Nearby Attractions, Fishing, Kids Activities, Playground, Cabins...CABINS: Rv trailers...We have bath house water&electric on each site, dumping station also have seasonal sites. We also have trailers to rent for the night. Play ground, fishing lake only (no swimming).... |
Elni Lake
| 18 miles away ...tions of fish). Near the swamp, it is sometimes only inches deep and most boats cannot navigate ''the cove'' in the NE corner of the lake. The bottom appears to have a loose mud texture and is, therefore, easily disturbed. But, there is more to that story... It is a fun lake for story-telling because it has as its bottom several feet of sawdust, which when merged with the natural sand and dirt compounds finds itself much like quicksand. At the top of that bottom layer (sawdust, mostly) is the volatile, easily disturbed, mystery muck. Hence, there isn't a beach on Elni. If you wonder about the veracity of my ''quicksand'' reference, take a good, thick stick (we used young poplars stripped of leaves, etc., to push our raft around the lake) and stick it into the bottom (a little off shore, since the very edges of the lake are sandy). You may push it down several feet and never touch bottom. When you pull the stick out, you'll see where the quicksand reference comes from. It is very difficult to overcome the sucking force of that mucky compound. I've seen boat motors and other lar... |
