Presque Isle Campground

The Presque Isle Campground in the Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park stands out as a tranquil haven for nature enthusiasts, offering rustic charm, proximity to scenic wonders, and a serene atmosphere perfect for a true outdoor retreat. This campground’s most distinctive features include its secluded wooded setting, access to breathtaking waterfalls, and its location along the picturesque shore of Lake Superior.

This rustic campground provides 50 campsites, including six walk-in sites that cater to those seeking a more immersive wilderness experience. Basic amenities such as vault toilets and hand-pump water stations emphasize simplicity, while picnic tables and fire rings enhance the camping experience. Two separate loops – one generator-friendly and the other generator-free – help preserve a balance between convenience and quietude. Trails from the campground lead directly to the stunning Presque Isle River and its trio of dramatic waterfalls: Nawadaha, Manido, and Manabezho Falls. The absence of showers and cell service adds to the off-the-grid charm, inviting visitors to disconnect and revel in the natural beauty.

Located approximately 50 miles east of Ironwood, Michigan, this charming campground is a gateway to the Porcupine Mountains, Michigan’s largest state park. Nearby, campers can explore 90 miles of hiking trails, old-growth forests, and sweeping views of Lake Superior. Whether for a weekend escape or an extended break, Presque Isle Campground offers easy access to remarkable outdoor recreation in a serene, unspoiled setting. This is an ideal spot for those who value peace, natural beauty, and a genuine camping experience.