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Huron-Manistee/Seaton Creek
The Huron Manistee Seaton Creek is a tributary of the Manistee River in Michigan. It begins in the Huron National Forest and flows through the towns of Mesick and Seaton Creek before joining the Manistee River. The creek is known for its excellent fishing opportunities, with a variety of species including brown trout, brook trout, and steelhead. The creek is also popular for canoeing and kayaking, with several access points along its length. The Huron Manistee Seaton Creek is a great spot for outdoor recreation in the Mesick area.
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- Recreational Facilities
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
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User Reviews
Chris Thompson
Nice secluded rustic campsites, plenty of clean vault toilets and easy access to water and hiking trails. Pretty quiet for a holiday weekend.
claire buchanan
Ensure you have cash or check! There is a fee box and the camp host has no digital pay options. Site 3 was bomb diggity! But, if a group campsite is occupied, it may get too loud due to them. Bathrooms were clean, like the cleanest vault toilets I've experienced.
Delrae Soles
One of my new favorite escapes! So glad that we found this little gem. After a day of bad reservations, and non helpful park service rangers; this little spot gave me more than expected. We will return again many times in the future!
Brittany Andreadis
One of Michigan's best campgrounds with easy access to hiking the Manistee River Trail (a trailhead is located within the campground). For non-hikers, there is ample access to the river and a consistently quiet campground to enjoy engaging in nature. Ammenities include clean outhouse bathrooms, roomy sites, and a water pump.
bstcell
Clean primitive campsite. Bathrooms and water at the site. I had a good time there 🙂
Mary Ross
The park manager is so friendly, the camp was quiet and the pit toilets were as clean as its possible for them to be. Just make sure you bring something to clean your hands with afterwards.
Julie “Clipper”
Very scenic. Real good work out.Wish they had better signs and more to bridges and camp ground. Markers telling you how far to next destination would be nice
Rodger Hutchison
Quite friendly and kinda cheap. Basic camp with restrooms. No electricity one spot to get water. Love the hike to the bridge
Scot Schiffer
Secluded....clean...definitely a hidden gem!
Steve
Love to hike and camp here!! Absolutely amazing! Groundskeeper is incredibly kind and homely! Took my boys this time and still the amazing welcoming. Will always come here!