Munising Tourist Park

David Sanders

By far, the major attraction of this campground - this is our third time staying here - is its proximity to Lake Superior. The campground goes right up to the edge of the lake and has a sandy beach that runs the entire length of the campground. This means that there is direct access from the campground to the lake. The individual sites are a mixture of FHU and water/electric. At least some of the FHU sites are 50 amp. The sites all seem generally level, with dirt for the "pad" and grass around that. As with our two other times, this time, we were in the Overflow Area. 30/20, water, no sewer. We wanted the front of the coach to face the lake, which meant the utilities were at the front of the "campsite" rather than in the rear, so we were thankful that we had an extra section of water hose, and an extension cord for our electrical. Speaking of electrical, in the overflow area, when it is full, and it is hot outside, there is sometimes a dip in the pedestal voltage to below 104 volts, the point at which our Huges Power Watchdog will cut power to the coach. The campground is adjacent to a 55 mph two-lane highway, so there is road noise. Fortunately, it is almost entirely tire noise rather than truck noise, and it tends to quite down significantly at night. Big rig friendly. Clean toilets and showers. Nice dump site. 3 bars Verizon, 2 bars T-Mobile, good AT&T data. Campground has Wi-Fi but we did not try it. Tips: If you want to get a real campsite, book *well* in advance.

Mark

As it is a city-run campground, I expected better. We looked forward for six months to spending our anniversary in this campground. We patiently waited until 8:00 p.m. on December 1st to get our site. We logged in at 7:55 p.m. and refreshed until the sites opened. We had our Lakefront campsite picked in our cart and went to pay for it, but there was an error. I went back to the main page, and all the sites were gone. Something funny is going on with this campground. All the sites were reserved beforehand. I guess they should advertise as being a seasonal only campground. Emailed the campground that same night and no response.

gowtham reddy

Just had an amazing weekend at the Lake Superior View Campground! The views of the lake were absolutely stunning, and the sunsets were nothing short of breathtaking. The campground itself is well-maintained and offers great amenities. The showers were fantastic—clean, spacious, and with plenty of hot water. Loved the cozy fireplace—it was perfect for chilly evenings and roasting chicken. Overall, a very pleasant place to relax and connect with nature. Highly recommend! 🌲🔥🌊

Randall D

Nice but crowded campground. It’s very close to a busy road so you get a lot of road noise. Definitely need to bring an extension cord and extra hose due to you share water and electric. Sites are close together. The beach was very nice and clean with beautiful views. Shower house and bathrooms are nice. Staff were nice and friendly when we checked in. We enjoy all the national parks and it’s very close to a lot of nice hiking trails with amazing views. Campground itself was quiet but we stayed in the middle of the week.

Jeremy Walthall

This is a beautiful and well maintained campground located right on Lake Superior. Not all the sites are on the lake, but ours was and it was so beautiful and peaceful. There’s a bit of beach along the shore for nice walks too. The staff are very friendly and the facilities were in great condition. Right across the street is a side-by-side ATV trail that goes into Munising, if you’re into that. It’s also just a short drive (5 minutes) into Munising where there are lots of activities to enjoy the lake. Highly recommend visiting Munising and staying at this campground!