East Tawas lures RV travelers with sandy Lake Huron beaches and the historic Tawas Point Lighthouse. Five parks in our directory serve as ideal bases for birdwatching migrations and perch fishing. Camp here to launch kayaks into Tawas Bay each morning.
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East Tawas hugs the shores of Tawas Bay on Lake Huron. Tawas Point State Park attracts over 300 bird species during spring and fall migrations, drawing enthusiasts to its lighthouse trails. Families spread picnics on Harris Beach, while anglers chase walleye off the pier at Tawas Point. The October Perch Festival packs Newman Street with fried fish feasts and boat parades.
Tawas Point State Park Campground draws big-rig owners with 50-amp hookups, showers, and rates from $20 to $50 nightly. East Tawas City Park fits budget campers seeking WiFi, showers, 30-amp service, and a dump station from $26 per night. Tawas Point State Park suits tenters and small trailers with beachfront sites starting at $34, steps from the lighthouse.
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East Tawas excels in birdwatching at Tawas Point State Park and Lake Huron beaches. Over 300 bird species migrate through the point each spring and fall, making it a top hotspot. Visitors also savor perch fishing off the piers and picnics at Harris Beach during the annual October Perch Festival.
Tawas Point State Park, East Tawas City Park, and Tawas Point State Park Campground top the list near East Tawas. These five directory parks sit along Tawas Bay, most within 10 miles of downtown. Expect amenities like showers, WiFi, and 30/50-amp hookups at select spots.
Yes, Tawas Point State Park Campground supplies 50-amp service alongside showers. This suits larger RVs during peak birding season. Other parks like East Tawas City Park offer 30-amp options for smaller rigs.