Beaverton, Michigan, draws RV campers to Secord Lake's prime walleye fishing and the raucous Pumpkin Festival every October. Ten parks in our directory wait with sites from $31 a night. Base your rig here to launch boats, hook bass, and wander Main Street's quirky shops.
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Beaverton thrives on Secord Lake, where bass and walleye jump for lures all summer. The Pumpkin Festival packs October with pie-eating contests, parades down Main Street, and giant squash displays that pull crowds from across Gladwin County. Trails wind through Gladwin County Recreation Area, just minutes east, for hikes past Hardwood Lake's quiet shores.
Taylors Lost Haven Campground fits families and pets with WiFi, showers, and a dump station right by the water. Calhoun Campground draws groups at $31 per night; it packs showers, 50-amp service, group sites, and a dump station for easy stays. Pleasant Beach Resort starts at $41 nightly, ideal for boaters who crave sandy shores and lake breezes.
Beaverton shines for Secord Lake fishing and the annual Pumpkin Festival. Anglers target walleye and bass from shore or boat on the lake's 1,200 acres. The October festival floods Main Street with parades, pie contests, and crafts, hosting over 10,000 visitors yearly.
Taylors Lost Haven, Calhoun Campground, and Pleasant Beach Resort top the list near Beaverton. Taylors sits by Secord Lake with pet-friendly sites, showers, and WiFi. Calhoun offers group spots from $31/night; Pleasant Beach starts at $41 with beach access. Check rvparksnear.me for all ten.
Yes, Taylors Lost Haven Campground welcomes pets with open sites, showers, and a dump station. It sits lakefront for easy walks with your dog along Secord Lake trails. Other parks like Calhoun allow pets too; always confirm rules on rvparksnear.me before booking.