Marion Lake Group Camp Site
The sparkling Marion Lake offers breathtaking and exciting camping for your next family trip. Live it up on the water with your jet skis or wake board, or tone down the pace with a full day of fishing. The Marion Lake Group Site is an ideal way to spend time with friends and family for all the water activities you can imagine. Marion Lake is in the Ottawa National Forest, a protected area in the Western Upper Peninsula of Michigan. It stretches from the Lake Superior shoreline to the Wisconsin border, and attracts deer and many types of migrating birds. Capacity: 261 Fee: Overnight Use: Single Site: $22 per night Group Site: $100 per night Open Season: May17-September30 Water: Drinking Water-Hand pumps near sites 3 & 29 and Pressurized Faucets near sites 11, 18, & 24 Restroom: 4 sets of vault toilets in the campground near sites 4, 17, 34, and near the group campsite. Restrictions: Fees shown are for the summer recreation period when full services are provided. During the early spring and late fall when no services are provided the fees at some areas are not charged. Camping in a developed recreation site is allowed for a period not longer than 14 days, except as otherwise posted. After this time, you must move to another campground or dispersed site for at least 24 hours. Campers must occupy the site the first night. Eight people and 2 motorized vehicles are allowed per campsite with a maximum of one RV or camper trailer and two tents per camping site or three tents per camping site.
- Coordinates: 46.26915, -89.08659