Tourist Park

What makes the Marquette Tourist Park Campground an exceptional choice for campers? Situated on the edge of Marquette city, this 40-acre wooded retreat combines the conveniences of urban proximity with the tranquility of nature. Campers can enjoy scenic views along the banks of the Dead River, the accessibility of multi-use biking and hiking trails, and close proximity to Lake Superior, just a mile away.

The campground offers 110 sites, ranging from primitive tent spots to full hook-up RV accommodations, with amenities such as picnic tables, barbecue pits, clean washrooms, and hot showers. A small sandy beach on the Dead River provides a family-friendly swimming option, and the large grassy areas and playground invite relaxation and play. For outdoor enthusiasts, easy access to the Noquemanon Trail Network and Presque Isle Park ensures abundant opportunities for hiking, biking, and even birdwatching within a short drive.

Located just 2 miles from downtown Marquette, the park is perfectly positioned for exploring the area’s rich outdoor and cultural offerings, including Sugarloaf Mountain, historic downtown Marquette, and Presque Isle's stunning views of Lake Superior. Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway or a longer vacation, this campground combines natural beauty, recreational variety, and convenience in the heart of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.