heatherrr3
Probably within two hours away from detroit maybe a little farther
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Try http://michigan.org they will have information about each area of the State. Select the Outdoors tab will provide selections including canoeing.
It would depend upon what type of canoeing you're looking to do. My preferences are the Rifle River and Pere Marquette River. Both have overnight camping accessable by canoe.
Close to home, try Proud Lake Recreation Area they have modern camping (tents are best on the west side) with access to Proud Lake and a short section of the Huron River for canoeing.
Here is a link to the State Campgrounds search
http://www.michigandnr.com/ParksandTrails/Default.aspx?SearchType=campgrounds
More information will be available on the left menu including maps of campsites and descriptions
Try http://michigan.org they will have information about each area of the State. Select the Outdoors tab will provide selections including canoeing.
It would depend upon what type of canoeing you're looking to do. My preferences are the Rifle River and Pere Marquette River. Both have overnight camping accessable by canoe.
Close to home, try Proud Lake Recreation Area they have modern camping (tents are best on the west side) with access to Proud Lake and a short section of the Huron River for canoeing.
Here is a link to the State Campgrounds search
http://www.michigandnr.com/ParksandTrails/Default.aspx?SearchType=campgrounds
More information will be available on the left menu including maps of campsites and descriptions
Camping in michigan??????????????
Q. Does anyone know a good area for camping?
Im looking for somewhere with few to no people,
In the woods, preferably a lake,
Just a nice place for us to pitch our tent and bring our dog with
Obviously no where near the city.
Im looking for somewhere with few to no people,
In the woods, preferably a lake,
Just a nice place for us to pitch our tent and bring our dog with
Obviously no where near the city.
Answer
Michigan is a big place. Where are you now, and where do you want to go? At this time of year, you could go to almost any state park in the state, and find a place to camp.
But based on what you put here, you might try Sleepy Hollow State Park, about 10-15 miles north of East Lansing. It's on a decent sized lake, there are miles of trails for hiking and mountain biking, there's a ramp to launch a boat, and you're close enough to the towns of St. Johns and East Lansing to pick up whatever you forgot without having to drive miles and miles to get there.
Michigan is a big place. Where are you now, and where do you want to go? At this time of year, you could go to almost any state park in the state, and find a place to camp.
But based on what you put here, you might try Sleepy Hollow State Park, about 10-15 miles north of East Lansing. It's on a decent sized lake, there are miles of trails for hiking and mountain biking, there's a ramp to launch a boat, and you're close enough to the towns of St. Johns and East Lansing to pick up whatever you forgot without having to drive miles and miles to get there.
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