Au Train captivates RV travelers with its rugged Lake Superior beaches and Hiawatha National Forest trails just minutes away. Five standout parks, including Au Train Lake Campground and Superior Times Resort, offer easy access to prime fishing on the Au Train River. Park your rig here to chase sunsets over the world's largest freshwater lake and launch day trips to Pictured Rocks' dramatic cliffs.
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Au Train nestles on Lake Superior's wild southern shore in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Au Train Beach draws sunbathers to its wide sands. Trout anglers cast lines into the Au Train River. Hikers tackle Hiawatha National Forest paths to hidden waterfalls. Kayakers paddle calm bays near the mouth of the river.
RV parks in Au Train serve as perfect base camps for outdoor pursuits. Au Train Lake Campground suits big rig owners with pet-friendly sites, drinking water, and rates from $15 to $26 per night. Superior Times Resort attracts families seeking WiFi, showers, a dump station, and pet accommodations at $20 to $200 nightly. Forest Lake Campground draws solitude seekers amid woods. Supervisor Times Resort & Campground and Autrain Lake Campground provide quiet riverside spots for anglers.
Au Train is known for its sandy Lake Superior beaches and Hiawatha National Forest adventures. Au Train Beach offers prime spots for swimming and picnics. The area lures anglers to the trout-rich Au Train River and serves as a gateway to Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore's colorful sandstone cliffs just 20 miles north.
Find five RV parks right in Au Train: Supervisor Times Resort & Campground, Autrain Lake Campground, Au Train Lake Campground, Forest Lake Campground, and Superior Times Resort. Au Train Lake sits lakefront with big rig sites and pets allowed. Superior Times offers showers, WiFi, and dump station near M-28 highway.
Yes, Au Train Lake Campground and Superior Times Resort welcome pets. Au Train Lake provides pet areas with drinking water and big rig access. Superior Times adds showers and dump station for pet-owning families exploring nearby Au Train Beach.
