Bessemer, Michigan, draws RV campers to the Gogebic Range's mining history and Ottawa National Forest trails. Four standout parks base your adventure amid Black River waterfalls and Henry Lake fishing. Park your rig here to chase epic hikes, cast lines in wild waters, and unwind under UP stars.
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About Bessemer, Michigan
Bessemer pulses with iron ore mining legacy from the Gogebic Range. Climbers scale the A. Y. Jackson Lookout tower for sweeping forest views. Anglers hook trout on Henry Lake, steps from downtown. Hikers follow Black River Road to thundering waterfalls in Ottawa National Forest. Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park waits 30 minutes west with 90 miles of trails.
Alpine Campground equips families with WiFi, 50-amp hookups, showers, and a dump station. Groups pick Alpine Trailer Park & Campground for spacious sites at $34 to $40 nightly, plus WiFi and showers. Solitude seekers head to Henry Lake Campground for quiet waterside pitches. Pet owners and big parties love Ottawa National Forest's Black River Harbor Campground, complete with dump station and group areas.
- Three of four parks feature dump stations for hassle-free stays.
- Alpine Campground and Trailer Park offer 50-amp service and WiFi on 20 sites each.
- Black River Harbor Campground nestles in Ottawa National Forest, pet-friendly with group sites.
- Henry Lake Campground provides direct lake access for fishing within city limits.
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