Fall Camping in Michigan Michigan is the perfect place for an idyllic camping trip, especially in the fall! Set up camp under a colorful canopy of pristine woodland and escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life to spend quality time with friends and family. Guest writer Lauren Fryan shares some of her favorite Michigan camping spots perfect for a fall adventure.
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Jordan Valley Pathway – Alba
The Jordan Valley Pathway is a beautiful loop trail (almost 19 miles total) with plenty of scenic outlooks for fall colors. The campsites here are large and have easy access for cars if you’d rather just pull up with your things.
Seaton Creek Campground – Mesick
Manistee River Trail is a connector of the North Country Trail and has an amazing wooden bridge perfect for leaf-peeping. Seaton Creek Campground is located off the trail with accessible drive in options as well.
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Blind Lake Campground – Gregory
This site is hike-in only, but it is worth it. With very few sites available to camp, this location is great for those in the southern half of the state who might want to be a little more remote. Tent camping only and right off of Blind Lake. 60
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