Township Park

Imagine a place where the rugged beauty of Michigan's Drummond Island meets serene camping comfort—Drummond Island Township Park provides just that, offering stunning bay views, a peaceful atmosphere, and easy access to outdoor adventures. This campground defies the notion of crowded, overdeveloped sites with its spacious setup, natural elements, and rustic charm.

Located approximately six miles from the ferry dock and set on the island's western rocky shoreline, the park features 48 campsites, many offering electric hookups and proximity to the water. Amenities include stone fire pits, picnic tables at each site, clean pit toilets, and potable water from two wells. A small sandy beach and a boat launch enhance the tranquil setting, making it ideal for paddling and swimming. The Drummond Island Heritage Trail, accessible directly from the campground, offers opportunities for hiking, birdwatching, and winter snowshoeing.

Visitors can explore nearby ORV trails or try their hand at fossil hunting along the island's unique shoreline. Grocery stores and restaurants lie just two miles to the east, ensuring convenience without disrupting the park's quiet, natural vibe. Perfect for tent camping, small RVs, or day trips, this campground invites you to immerse yourself in the area's unspoiled beauty and vibrant outdoor culture.