Bark River hooks anglers with steelhead runs in its namesake river and walleye hauls from nearby Sturgeon Bay. O.B. Fuller Campground and Stromberg Park Campground deliver 50-amp sites steps from the water. Camp here to cast lines at dawn, boat all day, and savor fresh catch by campfire.
Bark River pulses with Upper Peninsula grit along US-2, where the Bark River twists through hardwoods perfect for fly fishing trophy trout. Boaters zip to Sturgeon Bay's sandy shores five miles north, while ATV riders blaze state forest trails near Hay Lake. Fall hunters track deer across Delta County public lands, and winter snowmobilers groom paths from Gladstone, just 15 minutes east.
O.B. Fuller Campground draws families needing showers, dump station, and 50-amp power beside river access for easy launches. Stromberg Park Campground fits boondockers with 50-amp hookups and drinking water spigots, ideal for quick resupplies before Sturgeon Bay outings. Both spots launch day trips to Escanaba's orchards or Indian Lake's quiet bays.
Bark River stands out for fly fishing steelhead on the Bark River and walleye boating in Sturgeon Bay. Anglers flock here for spring runs and fall salmon. Hunters claim Delta County lands draw big bucks, while ATV trails spiderweb state forests around Hay Lake.
O.B. Fuller Campground and Stromberg Park Campground top the list near Bark River. O.B. Fuller sits riverside with 50-amp power, showers, and dump station for full comforts. Stromberg offers 50-amp sites and drinking water, perfect bases along US-2.
Yes, both O.B. Fuller Campground and Stromberg Park Campground provide 50-amp hookups. These sites handle big rigs comfortably near the Bark River. Pair them with O.B. Fuller's dump station or Stromberg's water for extended stays.