Interlochen lures RV travelers with the Interlochen Center for the Arts' summer concerts and Green Lake's sandy shores. Eight parks in our directory deliver easy access to these gems plus Sleeping Bear Dunes climbs. Park your rig here to catch orchestra performances by day and stargaze over Duck Lake at night.
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Interlochen thrives as a cultural hub in Michigan's woods. The Interlochen Center for the Arts draws thousands for youth orchestras, piano recitals, and outdoor Shakespeare plays each July. Interlochen State Park provides beaches and boat launches on Green Lake. Ten minutes north, Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore towers with 450-foot bluffs and Pierce Stocking Scenic Drive.
RV parks position campers at the heart of it all. Families claim lakeside spots at Interlochen State Park from $29/night. Pet lovers choose Lake Dubonnet State Forest Campground, a $20 option with drinking water. Groups fill Lake Dubonnet Trail Camp's pet-friendly sites with sewer and water hookups. Budget seekers snag Cycle Moore Campground for $10/night, complete with showers and group areas.
Interlochen stands out for the Interlochen Center for the Arts and Interlochen State Park. The arts center hosts summer music camps, orchestra concerts, and theater festivals that attract global talent. State park beaches on Green Lake draw boaters and swimmers. Sleeping Bear Dunes add hiking and dune climbs ten minutes away.
Eight RV parks cluster near Interlochen, including Interlochen State Park from $29/night and Lake Dubonnet State Forest Campground at $20. Lake Dubonnet Trail Camp and Cycle Moore Campground round out options with group sites and budget rates. Most sit on or near Green Lake for quick drives to arts events and dunes.
Yes, Lake Dubonnet State Forest Campground, Lake Dubonnet Trail Camp, and Cycle Moore Campground welcome pets. These spots offer water hookups, showers, and group areas alongside leashed pet policies. Always confirm rules and fees when booking to ensure a smooth stay.