Bellevue, Michigan, captivates with its 1839 covered bridge spanning the Kalamazoo River and small-town festivals that pack Main Street. Pitch your RV at the Travel Trailer Club of the Midwest, Bellevue campground, from $14 a night. This spot launches you into Fort Custer Recreation Area's trails and lakes just 15 minutes away.
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Bellevue thrives as a historic village in Eaton County. Walk the creaky planks of the nation's oldest covered bridges, one from 1839 over the Kalamazoo River. Browse antique stores along Main Street, then savor homemade pie at Schu's Downtown Grill. Join the Bellevue Fall Festival in September: parades, craft booths, and tractor pulls draw crowds from across Michigan.
The Travel Trailer Club of the Midwest, Bellevue campground, delivers affordable RV stays from $14/night. Budget travelers and club members claim sites for quick I-69 exits or weeklong escapes. Families base here to fish Lake Louise State Game Area or hike Fort Custer's 25 miles of paths, all within a short drive.
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Bellevue shines for its 1839 covered bridge, one of Michigan's oldest over the Kalamazoo River. This Eaton County village buzzes with Main Street antiques and the September Fall Festival's parades, crafts, and food trucks. Day trips hit Fort Custer Recreation Area for hiking and fishing.
Head to Travel Trailer Club of the Midwest, Bellevue campground, in town. Sites start at $14/night near I-69 for easy access. It suits short stops or bases to explore Kalamazoo River paddling and nearby state parks.
Yes, Travel Trailer Club of the Midwest, Bellevue campground, welcomes pets on leashes. Rules keep sites clean: pick up waste and supervise animals. Campers bring dogs to roam nearby trails at Lake Louise State Game Area.