• Lake Superior in a stormy mood. Photo copyright Craig Blacklock

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    National Lakeshore Michigan

Drive-in Camping Photo Gallery

To help Lakeshore visitors with larger camping units or a towed vehicle or trailer, we offer these photos of the parking area at each campsite at the drive-in campgrounds. The Lakeshore does not take advanced reservations at any of the campgrounds. However, we hope the photos will provide a better idea of what to expect when visiting these campgrounds and thus better plan your trip.

The maximum length of the hardened parking surface available is listed with each photo. Only two vehicles (including towed items) are allowed per site, and both must be parked in within this available space.

Each campsite has a picnic table, grill, and tent pad.

 
  • Twelvemile Beach Campground site 1, 46 feet
    Twelvemile Beach
    36 Photos
  • Little Beaver Lake Campground site 1, 33 feet
    Little Beaver Lake
    8 Photos
  • Hurricane River site 1 upper - 47 feet
    Hurricane River
    22 Photos

Did You Know?

The flowers of submerged buttercups rise above the surface of the water and can be quite showy, even when small.

Several species of plants in the Buttercup Family are aquatic, growing underwater in lakes and ponds.  A few are even amphibious, meaning that a single plant lives partly on sand along a shoreline and partly submerged.  Such plants have runners, like a strawberry plant, and grow roots along the runners. The submerged leaves appear quite different from the ones growing in air.