Avoca enchants RVers with rolling farms and swift access to Lake Huron's sandy shores. Ruby Campground plants your rig amid rural peace, complete with showers and 30-amp hookups from $27 nightly. Base here to fish the Black River or chase Thumb lighthouses without crowds.
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Avoca nestles in Michigan's Thumb, where M-136 slices through golden cornfields and apple orchards. Dawn breaks over quiet barns along Avoca Road; you pedal past them toward Port Huron's Blue Water Bridge, 20 minutes distant. Lakeport State Park unfolds beaches and dunes nearby, ideal for kite-flying afternoons or sunset picnics.
Ruby Campground fuels every adventurer's stay. Groups crowd into dedicated sites for reunions, while solo campers plug into 30-amp power after farm stands visits. Showers rinse off Black River sand, dump station handles waste; rates start low at $27, suiting budgets from luxury seekers to bare-bones explorers.
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Avoca stands out for rural Thumb farms and Lake Huron proximity. Cornfields line M-136; apple picking peaks in fall near Avoca Road. Campers flock here for uncrowded beaches at Lakeport State Park and quiet Black River fishing spots.
Ruby Campground tops the list in Avoca. It packs showers, 30-amp service, group sites, and dump station from $27/night. Nestled rural, it launches you to Port Huron or Lake Huron shores in minutes.
Yes, Ruby Campground provides showers and a dump station. These amenities refresh after farm tours or beach trips along Lake Huron. 30-amp hookups and group sites round out the offerings for all travelers.