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Traverse City
Overview
Traverse City RV Resort offers a premier camping experience in the heart of Northern Michigan. Nestled on 150 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds, this park provides a refined atmosphere for travelers seeking comfort and modern convenience. Unlike more rustic campgrounds in the area, this resort focuses on a luxury resort experience with spacious, manicured lots. It serves as an ideal basecamp for exploring the scenic beauty of the Grand Traverse region while providing a quiet, upscale retreat at the end of the day for discerning travelers.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in Williamsburg, just minutes from the heart of Traverse City, the resort is perfectly positioned for visitors wishing to explore the bay. The surrounding area is characterized by rolling cherry orchards and the deep blue waters of Grand Traverse Bay. Its location near major routes like M-72 makes it easily accessible for large motorhomes and fifth wheels. The park feels tucked away from the hustle of city life, yet it remains close enough to enjoy local dining and boutique shopping within a short, convenient drive.
Amenities & Park Features
The facility is designed with high standards, featuring oversized concrete pads and wide paved roads that accommodate even the largest rigs with ease. Each site comes equipped with full hookups, high-speed Wi-Fi, and cable TV. Other standout amenities include:
- A sophisticated clubhouse featuring a designer lounge and fitness center.
- A seasonal heated outdoor pool and bubbling spa area.
- Well-maintained laundry facilities and clean private shower suites.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
There is no shortage of activities in the Traverse City area. Guests can take a scenic drive to Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore to climb towering sand dunes or explore the numerous award-winning wineries along the Old Mission Peninsula. Downtown Traverse City is famous for its vibrant culinary scene and annual festivals. For those seeking entertainment, the nearby Turtle Creek Casino offers gaming, while local trails provide ample space for hiking and cycling through the lush Michigan forests and scenic coastal vistas.
Who This Park Is Best For
This resort is tailor-made for luxury RV enthusiasts and big-rig owners who prioritize level, paved sites and premium facilities. It is an excellent choice for couples looking for a sophisticated getaway or retirees spending the summer season in the cool northern climate. If you prefer a social yet quiet environment with resort-style perks over a traditional wooded campsite, this park will fit your travel style perfectly. It is ideal for those who want a blend of outdoor access and high-end residential amenities.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Nora Grutzius
We have stayed at the State Park Campground about 6x’s. We love it there. It is a long drive or we would go more often. A large state park campground with different size lots. There is a bridge that goes to the public beach area. A bike trail behind campground that provides access to stores and restaurants. It’s clean and well kept.
Emily DeLine
Site 475 IS NOT full shade as described in the site description!!! It IS full sun!! Had to fix our AC while at the site. We would have reserved a different site if we knew it was FULL SUN!!
Eileen Laudadio
Great RV camping location, clean bathrooms, friendly staff and campers, beach is easily accessible with a walk-over bridge. Central location for visiting Sleeping Bear Dunes Park, lighthouses, amd wineries!
Lana Williams
Friendly park rangers and nice campground. We got an exceptionally site (lucked out). Video of our spot and photo of spot across from our RV. I have to leave an excellent review considering the spot we were given. It was 1 of only a couple available when reserving.
Carmen
I've only officially been here a couple times. What always gets me is the smell of fire but otherwise there's a road that wraps around, usually lots of places to either set up an RV, tent or even just post up a hammock. Each spot has a round metal fire pit and there's at least 3 buildings for showers. I Some of the showers have wheel chair accessible which are more private and easy access for a wheelchair, There's usually fliers that tgat tell you which ticks to look out for and preventative measures. If you walk towards the back you can get to a hiking trail for longer walks which goes all the way to acme and further if you so choose. Towards the front there's access to a bridge that takes you over the road that you can get to the beach without having to cross traffick, There's also an activity center sometimes books and whatnot for the kiddos and overall seems like a positive easy going good place to hang out and kid friendly too. Pet friendly and a spot to empty out your RV and sety up for water and electricity.
