Monocle Lake Campground

What sets Monocle Lake Campground apart is its tranquil lakeside ambiance within a lush hardwood forest, providing an exceptional escape for nature lovers seeking a mix of recreation, solitude, and scenic beauty. Situated in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, this campground borders the pristine Monocle Lake and offers convenient proximity to both the historic Point Iroquois Lighthouse and the Whitefish Bay Scenic Byway along Lake Superior.

This 39-site campground within the Hiawatha National Forest is ideal for tent and RV campers, offering shaded, accessible sites equipped with picnic tables, fire rings, and lantern posts. Visitors can enjoy amenities such as pressurized water, clean vault toilets, and a dedicated day-use area featuring a swimming beach, picnic tables, and a boat launch. The calm waters of Monocle Lake cater to swimming, kayaking, paddleboarding, and fishing for species like walleye and smallmouth bass, while nearby trails, including an interpretive boardwalk, offer leisurely hiking opportunities in the forested surroundings.

Located six miles from the Bay Mills Indian Community and just 25 miles from the dynamic Sault Ste. Marie, this campground is a great base for adventures, including trips to the dramatic Tahquamenon Falls or exploring the shores of Lake Superior. With its serene environment and enriching natural experiences, Monocle Lake Campground is a prime destination for weekend getaways or extended outdoor vacations.