Have fun in two Great Lakes while camping near Sault Ste.
Marie, on the border of Canada.
Get a peaceful night’s sleep in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula from a Sault Ste. Marie campground. The oldest city in Michigan, it's full of history, charm, nature, and waterfront camping on the banks of Lake Superior and Lake Huron inlets. Swim, fish, or kayak to Rotary Island Park, known as Voyager Island, and see Chippewa County’s nature trails and wildlife viewing areas bordering Canada. Or head to Raber and take a two-mile boat ride to Lime Island for nature trails and dock fishing. Stay in cabin rentals in Lime Island State Recreation Area, or choose between a campsite with wooden platforms and a designated dispersed area to pitch a tent. Splash in waterfalls and watch for sandhill cranes, black bears, and pine martens when the spring berries ripen in Tahquamenon Falls State Park. Just 10 minutes west of Sault Ste Marie, the state park features modern campgrounds with 50-amp hookups for RVs and tent sites near picnic tables, flush toilets, and dump stations.