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10 Best Places To Go Camping In Michigan With Your Family

By Jared Leave a Comment

A mug with Michigan on it

Summer is here again and you need some great ideas that will blow the socks off last year’s annual trip to Boredomville. This year you want to do something memorable, something that you and your children will remember for years to come. It would be awesome if your trip could include some fun, excitement, adventure, water, and creating wonderful memories that will last for a long time.

We have put together an out of this world, kick-bucket family excursion list that will make another summer vacation trip to Aunt May’s look like a walk in the park (No disrespect to Aunt May). Some of these camp locations will offer a more authentic camp experience. Some are for those new to camping or who have younger children. Here are our 10 best camping summer getaways to do with your kids while in the great state of Michigan.

The Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park

Waterfall At Porcupine Mountain State Park MI

The Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park or the Porkies as they are affectionately called, are part of Michigan’s largest state park. Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park houses miles of streams, rivers, trails, and “Superior” shorelines. Yeah, that would be Lake Superior. You probably couldn’t find a more picturesque place than the Porkies anywhere in the wilderness areas of the U.S.

It features many natural and man-made wonders, like Lake of the Clouds , a Porcupine Mountain ski area, a scenic golf course, and Summit Peak tower for observation. 

Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore

Cliff at Pictured Rocks

Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore is famous for its multicolored cliffs. Activities on the sprawling campgrounds include biking, hunting, cross-country skiing, fishing, hunting and more.You and your family will be mesmerized by the breathtaking sandstone formations of Chapel Rock and Miner’s Castle. Beautiful 12 Mile Beach is a great place enjoy the beautiful sand and picturesque shoreline. The beach also cuts a trail through a forest of white birch.

Shipwrecks can still be found along the shoreline near the Au Sable Point Lighthouse a mysterious, yet popular relic from the 19th century.

Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore

Running down dunes at Sleeping Bear Dunes

Michigan really is a beacon of pleasure for campers everywhere in the Midwest. Situated along the coast of Michigan’s lower peninsula, is Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. This beloved camping mecca encompasses 35 miles of Lake Michigan’s Eastern coastline. It is not an understatement to say that this incredible oasis of beauty is one of the most spectacular places on earth.

It was named in 2016, by ABC’s Good Morning America, as “America’s Most Beautiful Place”. But Sleeping Bear is not just a sleeping beauty. There is so much to do, that it’s is sure to make your head spin. The kids may even want to access the North or South Manitou Island. Guided tours are available with vehicles but most campers like to travel on foot. Late May is a good time to visit if you want to avoid the hordes of summer tourists that descend every year.

South Higgins Lake State Park

Water activities at Higgins Lake

In Roscommon County, located on the southern shore of Higgins Lake, sits South Higgins Lake State Park , a 1,000 acre state park that also completely encompasses a second lake, Marl Lake. In fact, the two lakes are joined by the Cut River, which also flows into the Houghton Lake.

The campground is pet and kid-friendly, possesses showers, restrooms, laundry facilities, and also provides firewood. There is a horse camp, picnic shelter, and landing strip. We suggest you explore both lakes to get a full sense of this park’s experience.

Huron-Manistee National Forests

Lake at Huron Manistee National Forest

These two forests were combined in 1945 and make up nearly a million acres of public lands, including over 5,000 acres of wetlands and thousands of lakes. The forests stretch across the northern part of Michigan’s Lower Peninsula.

Recreational opportunities abound for campers, like hiking and enjoying the wildlife. The rivers of Pere Marquette and Au Sable allow for some memorable fishing and canoeing. In the Manistee National Forest part, you can indulge in some fabulous boating and nature watching along Lake Michigan.

Wilderness State Park

View of Mackinaw Bridge

Located in Emmet County in Northern Michigan, this state park is popular for its extensive shoreline (26 miles), wetlands, camping areas, and endless hiking trails. A really cool feature to check out is Waugoshance Point, a 2.5 mile long cape, which sticks out into Lake Michigan. It is geographically significant because it divides the Straits of Mackinac from Sturgeon Bay.

The park provides picnicking areas, boat launch, swimming, and a campground that has 250 sites. Definitely a camper’s dream. You actually might want to stay with the kids in the Mackinaw Mill Creek Campgrounds, which is about a ten mile drive from the park. It has many modern perks and amenities, if you are new to the camping experience or the kids are young.

It has, according to its site, The Mackinaw Mill Creek Camping site,“Dozens of site types, 200 full hookup sites, a variety of lakefront cabin rentals, large RV sites, camp store, game room, playgrounds, basketball court, wifi, heated pool, natural beaches, trails, metal detecting, and shuttle service to the Mackinaw Island Ferry.” If you want a modified camp experience, please put a check on this one.

Ludington State Park Beach

Light House At Ludington State Park

This popular state park offers so much to do that it attracts thousands of tourists each year. It is frequently listed near the top of top ten camping parks in the U.S. The park is perfectly situated between Lakes Michigan and Hamlin. The Ludington State Park Beach website reveals that there is so much to explore. “Families especially appreciate the park’s Hamlin Lake Beach for its calm waters, sandy shore, playground, picnic shelter, restrooms, and concessions.

From here, it’s just a short stroll to the Hamlin Lake Dam, which was constructed during the logging era when lumbermen dammed the Big Sable River to make a holding pond for felled trees.”

The park’s other beach, which extends along the Lake Michigan shoreline, is great for sunbathing, swimming, or just relaxing. A conveniently constructed walkway is available, starting at the ever popular Lake Michigan Beach House and ending near the lake’s shoreline.

One of the best features of the park is the sand dunes. There are endless miles of these sandy hills to traverse. This park is perfect for camping and should be near the top of any list of “to-explore” parks for campers.

Tahquamenon Falls State Park

Waterfalls At Tahquamenon Falls State Park

The Tahquamenon Falls is a vision of natural artistry. The river and the falls that bear its name are the major attraction of this park, but there is so much more. According to the Michigan state park website, “Tahquamenon Falls State Park encompasses close to 50,000 acres stretching over 13 miles. Most of this is undeveloped woodland without roads, buildings or power lines.

The centerpiece of the park, and the very reason for its existence, is the Tahquamenon River with its waterfalls.” Many guests come to enjoy the falls, Michigan’s second largest state park has many other pleasurable sights and activities for you and your family to see and explore.

With miles of hiking trails, over a dozen interior lakes, and 20,000 acres of natural terrain, there is more to this park than a majestic waterfall.
Camping, fishing, canoeing, and observing nature are wonderful activities to do here in the summer. The diversity of wildlife is also quite impressive, with over 100 species of various birds, wolves, bear, and others

Sleepy Hollow State Park

Dock at Sleepy Hollow State Park

If you are thinking of Ichabod Crane and the Headless Horseman, you have the wrong Sleepy Hollow. This is the 2,600 acre state park with 181 campsites and a charming 410 acre lake in the center.

Apparently, this lake is the real deal. According to the park’s website, Lake Ovid has proven to be a very popular fishing lake with a wide variety of fish such as pike, largemouth, smallmouth bass, bluegill, sunfish, crappie, rock bass, perch, catfish and bullheads.” Any camping trip that involves a great deal of fishing should probably have this fishing lover’s haven at the top of the list.

Hungry Horse Campground

Hungry Horse Campground Sign

This campground is a kid’s favorite. It’s a great way to break them into the camping experience. According to the Hungry Horse Campground site, It is “located 15 minutes south of Grand Rapids off U.S. 131 and 30 minutes east of Lake Michigan. 

Hungry Horse offers a great Michigan out-“Dorr” camping experience.” Nearly a hundred large sites are available on 90 acres of campground. Hungry Horse offers a great entertainment experience for families, with lots to keep kids active yet safe–heated swimming pools, playground structures, and hayrides, while adults can engage in relaxing activities like horseshoes, shuffleboard, nice strolls along the trails, or campfire chats. 

Conclusion

Michigan has long been considered one of the nation’s top camping states. With 103 state parks and recreational areas, its proximity to four of the five Great Lakes, lends tourists access to a diversity of natural features and landscapes. Purchase an annual pass, which gives you the best rate, and allows you to discover all that the state has to offer. Choose a park on this list, pack up, and head out to the greatest summer camping adventure you and your family will likely ever experience.

Jared

10 Best Places To Camp In California With Your Family

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Family enjoying sunset in California

If camping were the Islamic religion, then California would be Mecca. The latter would’ve been the case because California seems to have some of the most beautiful, naturally occurring camping sites that seem to attract thousands, if not millions of campers annually. Therefore, if you and your family are ever in California and are looking for somewhere to camp, then you should look out for any of the following ten camping sites:

Big Sur 

The Pacific Ocean At Big Sur

What makes Big Sur an ideal spot for camping is its breathtaking backdrop of the Hearst Castle as well as the general tranquility that comes with being in sync with mother nature herself. Since human encroachment hasn’t disturbed the area yet, you and your family can kick back and get to enjoy everything good about nature. The terrain is remarkably rough, meaning you and your family should be expected to bring the right kind of boots to hack it.

Besides having a good time and enjoying the view, hiking has also been known to have a plethora of benefits among them, keeping you and your family fit. Don’t forget to bring your camera since you’re bound to enjoy some fantastic shots of the Pacific Ocean from the Big Sur. Moreover, speaking of the Pacific Ocean, you should be expected to experience the gentle, calming breeze at any given moment, which also adds to the tranquility of the camping area. 

Lake Tahoe

Water and Mountains at Lake Tahoe

Whether you are using camping tents of camping trailers, you and your family are bound to enjoy all of the sites that Lake Tahoe has to offer you. First things first, the entire area is plush with green; whether its the tall, straight trees, the green thickets or the beautiful evergreen grass. You can set up your camp anywhere within the vicinity and end up enjoying your view at all times. You and your family should also expect many outdoor activities to carry out during your camping. These will include hiking trails, swimming which doctors swear by its health benefits, fishing and hammock hanging (if that’s even a thing!)

Sequoia National Forest

Gigantic Tree At Sequoia National Forest

According to doctors, there are a plethora of benefits that come with hiking over long distances of undisturbed land. Moreover, that said, Sequoia National Forest presents you and your family with well over 800 miles of the hiking trail to do with it as you please. Also, while you are busy hiking and having a good time, you and your family can enjoy some breathtaking sceneries courtesy of well over a million acres of undisturbed forest. 

Crystal Cove State Park

The Ocean At Crystal Cove State Park

If your family loves beaches, which I am sure they do, then your next camping spot ought to be Crystal Cove State Park. You and your family will have access to a great beach courtesy of the breathtaking Newport beach which has the beautiful Pacific Ocean as its backdrop.

Once you’ve had enough of camping on the bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean, you and your family are free to move to the one overlooking the El Moro Canyon, which will present you with a whole other breathtaking experience altogether.

Yosemite

Half Dome at Yosemite

Yosemite presents you and your family with well over 1,100 miles of terrain to do with as you please. According to health professionals, Being in the wilderness has some significant effects on your mind, especially if it’s riddled with beautiful waterfalls, sequoia trees and millions of beautiful and unique rock formations. With well over four million annual visitors, it’s no mistake that Yosemite was declared the UNESCO World Heritage Site a while ago. It, therefore, be a good idea for you and your family to head there during the low peak months if you want to enjoy some alone time to bond.

Salton Sea

Shoreline at Salton Sea

Being the only inland saltwater sea in the United States, you and your family most certainly bound to have the time of your lives should you choose to go camping by the beautiful Salton Sea. With it being 200 feet below sea level, you and your family ought to be prepared for a completely different ecosystem than you are used to, which should be fun. 

You will also have some fun having to set your tents up. Unfortunately, swimming isn’t a great idea in the Salton Sea because of the saltiness, but that doesn’t mean you and your family can’t enjoy the breathtaking view. That said, don’t forget to bring a camera or two because you don’t want to miss capturing the moments you and your family will be having during your camping session.

Cleveland National Forest

Waterfall at Cleveland National Forest

If you and your family either live in San Diego or are merely visiting, then you might want to stop by the Cleveland National Forest and camp there for a few days. The thing about these beautiful forests is that you can whip up a hammock and enjoy the breathtaking view without having to worry about a darn thing. The beautiful canopy will not only protect you from exposure to direct sunlight but will also give you some fresh air which, according to health experts, is right for your overall health.

To make the most of your camping, make sure you are visiting during the warmer months because it snows there during winter. However, if you and your family are adventurous enough, you can always feel free to go camping during winter. If you do, be keen enough to avoid the snowing mountains since they can be quite dangerous. For the umpteenth time, there is nothing hazardous about taking a few snaps from a considerably safe distance. 

Santa Barbara County

Rooftop at Santa Barbara

Santa Barbara County is famous for a lot of beautiful things among them, the different beachfront campsites. Santa Barbara County has got just about everything for everyone. If your family loves the rustic campsites, then you can rest assured find quite a number of them. The same goes with if you prefer the glamorous campsites. 

All you need to do is do your research beforehand to avoid the possibility of being spoilt for choice because it happens more often than anyone is comfortable to admit. I kid you not. One popular camping sites is none other than the ever glamorous El Capitan State Beach. What makes it unique is the fact that it comes with its bluff.

Redwood National and State Parks

Trees at Redwood National Park
The Redwood National and State Parks along the coast of northern California. Original image from Carol M. Highsmith’s America, Library of Congress collection. Digitally enhanced by rawpixel.

If you and your family ever find yourself in Northern California and require a place to camp, then look no further than the Redwood National and State Parks. Apart from the beautiful scenery, the trees here will also blow your minds away, given that some of them are well over a century old. You will also have the option of camping near the Pacific Ocean in all its glory, or you can also enjoy the redwood forest where you and your family can string up your hammocks and chatter the night away singing and laughing in the open sky.

Big Bear Lake and Angeles National Forest

Water Skiing on Big Bear Lake

According to doctors, biking is very good for your health since it not only results in great legs but its also the right way for cardio. Thankfully for you and your family, you’ll have the chance to do much biking whenever you choose to go camping by the Big Bear Lake and Angeles National Forest. However, biking isn’t the only attraction there. You can also get the chance to enjoy some hiking, skiing, and fishing.

Also, speaking of fishing, there are many species of fish that you can find there. Also, according to wellness experts, we all need to be eating our fish regularly since they are a good source of protein as well as omega-3. Moreover, since all of the hiking and skiing can be a daunting task that will need your muscles to grow, supplementing your diet will be nothing short of an incredible idea altogether.

Conclusion

As earlier mentioned, it would be in your best interest to make the necessary preparations before going out to camp in California. Some of these places are so remote that you might not have the time to go and buy whatever it is that you forgot while making your preparations. The latter is where a little research can come in handy for you and your family since you’ll not only know what to bring but also where to find them. Last but not least, don’t forget to have some money at your disposal since precise needs may arise that will need money to be solved.

Remember that there is no one rushing you to try all of these breathtakingly beautiful camping spots all at once. You and your family can start with the one that tickles your fancy the most and works your way either up or down the list; no particular order (since no one is putting a gun to your head). Last but not least, remember to have as much fun as you can because that’s the whole point of going camping now isn’t it? feel free to check out this videoon the health benefits of camping.

Jared

10 Best Places To Camp On The East Coast With Your Family

By Jared Leave a Comment

family at their campsite on the east coast

Camping is a great way for families to get away from their hectic day-to-day lives to just unwind and be together. It’s a great way to get off the grid and away from all of the technology that distracts us every day. It’s also an amazing way to spend time together as a family out in nature. 

Families that are located in the East can travel up and down the East Coast and find a whole number of campsites that are beautiful and relaxing. The thing about these campgrounds is that they are full of other families that are looking for a way to unwind and enjoy their time away from the real world even for just a little bit of time. If you are looking to meet other families with similar interests then this is a great way to do it.

There are so many places to choose from to go camping on the East Coast, but there are ten places, in particular, that stand out as the most beautiful, peaceful, and wonderful places to camp in the entire East Coast.

Below is a guide to these great camping sites that will allow you to begin planning the next camping trip for your family. 

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1. Acadia National Park in Maine

Light House At Acadia National Park

Acadia National Park is located in Maine on what is known as Mount Desert Island. There are two campsites on Mount Desert Island that families can choose from:

  1. Seawall campsite
  2. Blackwoods campsite.

The Seawall campsite will give you and your family as much solitude as you could possibly want with nothing surrounding it. The individual campsites are great for people to pitch their tents because they are spread quite aways away from each other.

Blackwoods, on the other hand, is a bit closer to the nearest town and is easier to access. This may be a better option for people who may need to go to town, and for those who need a site that is easier to access. Blackwoods is also the only site out of the two that is open to visitors year round, so you and your family can enjoy it all year long. 

2. Woodford State Park In Vermont

Lake in Woodford State Park

Woodford State Park, which is located in Vermont is the perfect place to camp if you and your family camp often and want to do different activities every time you go. This State Park offers all the variety you could want as it has over 103 campsites to choose from within the park itself.

Woodford State Park is located close to the Green Mountain National Forest, George Aiken Wilderness Area, and the Adams Reservoir. All three of these are places that the entire family will enjoy seeing and exploring. If you and your family enjoy hiking, the hundreds of trails and hills that roll throughout the park will give you endless possibilities of places to go hiking for days on end.

 If your family is the kind of family that may need a little break from the woods now and then while you are on your camping trip then you are in luck. There are a few destinations that you can look into that will get you out of the woods and doing other fun activities as a family.

There are several tourist spots nearby such as little shops and restaurants that everyone is sure to enjoy. There is the Norman Rockwell Museum which is as entertaining as it is informational. One thing is for sure, if you and your family visit Woodford State Park to camp, you will never see the same thing twice!

3. Delaware Seashore State Park in Delaware

Sunset at Delaware Seashore Park

Delaware Seashore State Park has almost 3,000 acres of fun for you and your family to explore outside. This area includes Rehoboth Beach which gives campers access to the beautiful scenery of the Atlantic Ocean. In fact, this park in Delaware has two areas that are set aside specifically for swimming. Families with kids or individuals who love the water and spending time relaxing on the beach can find just what they are looking for right there within the parks.

The parks offer special deals for people who stay at different times of the year. If you and your family go during the hot summer months, you can stay on site and put up your tent for the low cost of just $40 a night! There are even sites where you can set up an RV if you want a little bit of luxury and comforts of home while on your camping trip. 

4. Huntington Beach State Park in South Carolina

Sunrise at Huntington Beach State Park

Anyone who likes to camp can enjoy Huntington Beach State Park and find something to do there. It is a special place for families to go together and enjoy. It is packed full of endless activities such as the education center in the park which gives children the opportunity to not just see nature, but learn about it from experts as well.

This campground is located right next to the beach. There are hiking trails all over the campground, bird watching tours, and fishing spots with huge fish to catch. You can even go to designated areas and see alligators in the freshwaters lakes.

If you and your family go to the park in September, you can also take part in the annual Atalaya Arts and Crafts Festival! It is jammed packed with fun activities for family members of every age. 

5. Eighth Lake Campground in New York

View of Eighth Lake

Eighth Lake Campground is most often considered a paradise and is the perfect place to go for camping and fishing adventures. There are trails within the campground on which you can go hiking and bike riding.

You can also get a canoe or a kayak out into the water which allows you to explore the area in a totally different light. The water is stocked full of trout and salmon which is great for fishing.

The fees to stay at the site will cost you less than $30 per night! A perfect, inexpensive, place to go spend a few days with your family away from the hectic bustle of life. 

6. Glen Ellis Family Campground in New Hampshire

Road at Glenn Ellis Campground

Glen Ellis Family Campground has more than 200 campsites on its premises making it a perfect location for families to go camping. You can go there for $40 a day. While at the campground you can do group activities like hiking, tennis, volleyball, and even group tubing! There are even perfect places for kids to go such as arcades, ice cream shops. There are also laundry facilities that get you out of the woods for a little while and feeling a little clean.

This is a very large campground but the sites do start to fill up very quickly so you need to get your reservation done ahead of time. If you and your family want a trip that offers a lot of solitude. If you are looking for a little solitude then this is not the best place to go as there are campers all around most days out of the year. But even with all the people it is still a lot of fun and highly recommended.

7. Myles Standish State Forest in Massachusetts

Lake at Myles Standish State Park

Myles Standish State Forest is named after the Plymouth Colony Pilgrims advisor and a military officer who is known as Myles Standish.

There are several campsites spread out across the forest. There are also several ponds located near the campsites. If you and your family are looking for a place to camp that is rustic and does not have many other campers then this may be the place for you to go. 

8. Lake George Escape in New York

Lake George at Sunset

Lake George Escape is the right place for you and your family to go if you all enjoy recreational and social activities. There are about 575 sites that are set up for RVs and tents and you can stay there for as little as $20 a night.

There are even special sites for motorcycles to stay. You can choose places that offer you an electric and water hookup so you can have a few extra comforts of home while you camp in your RV or camper.

There are a lot of activities for you and your family to enjoy together such as mini golfing, tubing, tennis, and even wagon rides. It is an ideal location for families who enjoy the outdoors with a mix of other social activities to do as well. There is a little something for everyone to do.

9. Baxter State Park in Maine

Lake at Baxter State Park

Baxter State Park not only gives you and your family a backcountry experience but a historical one as well. This campsite is a great option for families who like to hike long distances and explore outside as much as possible.

There are a few campsites on the grounds that are a bit easier to access and closer to town, but no matter where you choose to camp there are glorious views to see at every angle. 

10. White Mountain National Forest in New Hampshire

Mountains at White Mountain State Park

White Mountain National Forest is one of the most rustic campgrounds on the East Coast, and there are only a handful of developed campsites on the grounds. This is for families who want a completely rustic vacation and to delve themselves completely into nature.

No matter which of these sites you and your family choose, you are sure to have a great time relaxing in nature and unplugging from the real world even if only for a few days!

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Jared

What Really Made My Camping Trip In Oregon Memorable

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On A Boat In OregonI am from Oregon and we as a family really love to camp. We have camped at many different places across the state and we have our favorites and our not so favorite places.  We have learned many lessons along the way and as a young couple all we had to do was throw a tent into the car, go to the store and buy chili, hot dogs and beer and we would be good for the weekend.

Now as we have gotten older camping has gotten a lot more complicated especially with 3 kids. We now need more than one tent and now that my wife and I are older we have found out that the deflated air mattress in the morning is very uncomfortable and annoying to fill back up in the afternoon.

We have now resorted to renting an RV or travel trailer when we camp. We can’t quite afford to buy one ourselves so renting is perfect. If you want to rent an RV like us read my page on renting an RV in Portland Oregon. I go over how we go about doing it.

Renting the travel trailer really made our last trip a true luxury for us. That is not what made the trip a really good one. It really helped but it was not the main reason why.

We camped in a really run down place in Eastern Oregon. We  were about 3 hours from Portland which is good because it’s never really good being close to a big city. We were on the mighty Columbia river so we were near water which in my opinion is always a necessity when camping because you can always find something to do on the water even if you don’t have a boat or anything. We stayed in an RV park so we had hook ups for the trailer which is awesome.

What really made the trip awesome was being with a bunch of friends and family. It does not matter where you are camping, as long as you are surrounded by a bunch of friends and family you are going to have a good time. And our friends also had a bunch of kids so our kids had an amazing time since they always had someone to play with.

What really made the trip was one of our friends had a ski boat which meant the kids spent hours tubbing and learning how to water ski. With all that activity the kids had no problem falling asleep at night which is always a win for us.

getting ready to parasailThe highlight was the boat owner has it set up to parasail behind the boat. He has his own parachute and process of doing it. He has been doing it behind his boat for years. Two of my kids got to parasail for the first time and it was a really amazing experience for them.

What really made Labor Day memorable was the look on the kids faces as they were doing all the fun activities. What is even better is the talk on the drive home. They were all still so excited about all the fun they had and asking us if we are going to be going back next year.

What really made the camping experience amazing is having the trailer to retire in at the end of the night. I love laying down on a bed inside a structure that protects you from the elements.

We are definitely going back next year and I am going to try and rent the same trailer we did this year because it was absolutely perfect for what we need it for. Whenever you get a chance go out and enjoy nature by camping in it definitely go for it.

Jared
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