Monument Campground

What makes Monument Campground stand out is its serene setting within a historic red pine plantation and its proximity to iconic natural and cultural attractions. Just 15 minutes from Lake Huron, this fully accessible campground offers secluded, shaded sites surrounded by towering oak and pine trees, creating a peaceful retreat for nature enthusiasts.

Established in 1909 as one of the first campgrounds in Huron National Forest, Monument Campground combines rustic charm with modern essentials. Campers can enjoy amenities such as pressurized drinking water, vault toilets, fire pits, and grills. The campground also connects directly to the Highbanks Hiking Trail and offers easy access to the scenic 22-mile River Road National Scenic Byway, which provides breathtaking views of the Au Sable River valley.

Situated off River Road, about 15 miles west of Oscoda, Michigan, the campground is perfectly positioned for exploring nearby attractions. Adjacent to the campground, the Lumberman’s Monument Visitor Center immerses visitors in the region’s rich lumbering history with interactive exhibits, hiking trails, and an observation deck overlooking the river. Whether on a family getaway or an outdoor adventure trip, Monument Campground offers a blend of tranquility, history, and recreation opportunities.