Being close to nature lets you experience Pictured Rocks in a completely different way and will make you fall in love with the area. But there are a few things you should know before you go.
Decide whether you’ll be choosing to camp at one of the many RV parks near Pictured Rocks or if you should give backcountry camping a try.
You can still find yourself camping at Pictured Rocks during winter. Some campsites remain open year-round.
Bears can be a dangerous threat in this area so always lock away any food items and make sure to dispose of trash in designated trash cans.
The majority of campsites at Pictured Rocks are backcountry which means they are only accessible on foot or via the lake. You need a permit to camp at backcountry campsites.
Backcountry Camping in and around Pictured Rocks
This little campsite is located a short drive from the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore and offers tent or cabin rentals.
Camping near Pictured Rocks
There are no campsites for RVs available within Pictured Rocks although there are some great options close by.
RV Parks Near Pictured Rocks