De Tour Village crowns Michigan's Upper Peninsula tip, guarding the De Tour Passage where Lake Huron meets the St. Marys River. Campers chase Drummond Island Ferry rides, walleye bites, and forested trails from four standout RV parks. These spots deliver waterfront access and easy launches into pure Great Lakes adventure.
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De Tour Village thrives on its waterfront pulse. The Drummond Island Ferry chugs from the village dock on Dock Road daily, linking to island hikes and beaches. Anglers cast lines into the St. Marys River for perch and pike right off shore. State forest trails snake from town, leading to quiet Lake Huron coves and blueberry patches in summer.
RV parks here anchor every trip. Water's Edge Resort draws boaters with 30-amp hookups, showers, and a dump station at $35 to $45 per night. DeTour - Lake Superior State Forest fits groups, pets, and big rigs with pull-through sites. Trailhead Campground suits quick overnights near ferry routes. Lake Huron Campsite powers up 30- and 50-amp travelers at $55 to $57 nightly.
De Tour Village serves as the gateway to Drummond Island via its namesake ferry across De Tour Passage. Fishermen flock here for walleye and perch in the St. Marys River. Hikers and boaters base out amid state forests and Lake Huron shores, with the village marina buzzing all summer long. This spot blends remote UP charm with easy water access.
Four RV parks cluster right in De Tour Village: Water's Edge Resort, DeTour - Lake Superior State Forest, Trailhead Campground, and Lake Huron Campsite. Water's Edge sits waterfront with showers and dump station. Lake Huron Campsite edges the shore with 50-amp sites; the forest camp handles groups and pets nearby.
Yes, DeTour - Lake Superior State Forest explicitly welcomes pets on its pull-through sites. Other parks like Water's Edge Resort often allow them too, but call ahead to confirm leashes and rules. Pets love the nearby trails and Lake Huron beaches, perfect for walks after setup.