Seney Township Campground

Tucked along the pristine Fox River in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, Seney Township Campground offers a tranquil escape for campers seeking a blend of natural beauty, history, and outdoor adventure. Featuring 15 electric campsites and 10 tent sites, this first-come, first-served campground delivers a rustic yet well-equipped experience with vault toilets, picnic areas, and a flowing well for fresh water. A small playground and open grassy spaces provide additional amenities for recreation.

Just steps from the campground, the Fox River Pathway entices hikers with a 27-mile trail steeped in Ernest Hemingway's legacy, tracing his historic exploration of the region. Anglers will appreciate the Fox River's reputation for outstanding trout fishing, while the nearby town of Seney offers essential conveniences. Within a 30-minute drive, visitors can explore the expansive Seney National Wildlife Refuge, a haven for birding, paddling, and wildlife observation, making this spot ideal for weekend getaways or serene vacations immersed in Michigan's natural charm.