Get Lost In Nature And Disconnect From Technology At These Camping Destinations

1. Tahquamenon Falls State Park

• sights of one of the largest waterfalls east of the Mississippi. The Upper Falls is 50 feet high and more than 200 feet wide!
• It has 40 miles of hiking trails
• 13 inland lakes for all of you swimmers and sunbathers
• 20,000 acres of natural area

2. South Higgins Lake State Park

• Located in Northeast Michigan, Higgins Lake is a beautiful crystal-clear body of water to swim and enjoy the summer
• This tranquil area is filled with nature trails and wildlife to observe throughout your trip

3. Porcupine Mountains State Park

• This park is the largest of its kind, measuring 60,000 acres, and located in the Western Upper Peninsula
• Take your pick of camping styles- modern, rustic or yurt lodging
• And, don't forget to bring a map when you adventure off to find the scenic waterfalls and trek the hiking trails.

4. Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore

• we've mentioned this one in the past as one of our favorite spots and it holds rank in the state of Michigan too
• This picturesque location is filled with multicolored sandstone cliffs
• Kayak Lake Superior
• Hike along wildflowers and travel atop the Au Sable Light Station towering 87 feet above the ground

5. Wilderness State Park

• This campground has 10,500 acres of land- plenty of room for activities including hiking, fishing and biking
• Relax on the shoreline of Lake Michigan which runs for 26 miles, a.k.a 26 miles of space to watch the beautiful sunset
• And, might we add that the air is very clean here.