City of Houghton RV Park

Perched along the serene Portage Waterway, the City of Houghton RV Park seamlessly blends accessibility and natural splendor, offering campers picturesque views, direct access to outdoor activities, and a connection to the vibrant local culture. With 25 paved sites featuring full hookups (water, sewer, and 20/30/50-amp electric), plus cable TV and Wi-Fi, this facility caters to RV travelers seeking a comfortable, well-equipped experience. The campground stands out for its exceptional location adjacent to the Ray Kestner Waterfront Park, a dynamic hub with amenities such as a sandy swimming beach, picnic pavilions, fishing piers, and the famous Chutes and Ladders playground.

Situated within a half-mile walk of historic downtown Houghton, visitors can enjoy easy access to charming local restaurants, breweries, and shops along a scenic, lit waterfront trail. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate hiking and biking options, including a four-mile paved trail extending through Houghton and beyond, while boaters can make use of transient slips at the city pier nearby. For a dose of Copper Country's heritage, attractions such as the Quincy Mine and the A.E. Seaman Mineral Museum are within a short drive, making the park an ideal base for day trips. Though lacking restroom or shower facilities, the park caters perfectly to self-contained RVs and provides a peaceful yet engaging experience in Michigan's picturesque Upper Peninsula.