Kimball clings to Michigan's St. Clair River, gateway to world-class walleye fishing and Lake Huron shores. RV travelers flock here for rural peace laced with Port Huron excitement. Port Huron KOA Resort and Port Huron KOA anchor your stay with amenities from $63 a night.
Kimball Township sprawls across St. Clair County's farms and forests. Fishermen haul trophy walleye from the St. Clair River's depths right at your doorstep. Drive five minutes along Kimball Road to Port Huron's Fort Gratiot Lighthouse, tallest in Michigan. Cross the towering Blue Water Bridge to Sarnia, Ontario, for duty-free shopping and fresh poutine. Families hit the Thomas Edison Depot Museum to spark kids' curiosity about invention.
Port Huron KOA Resort draws groups with WiFi, hot showers, 50-amp hookups, and sprawling sites for big rigs. Rates kick off at $63 per night. Port Huron KOA fits solo adventurers or couples chasing river sunsets and quiet trails.
Kimball shines for St. Clair River fishing and rural escapes near Port Huron. Walleye anglers boat from local launches daily. Families climb Fort Gratiot Lighthouse steps for panoramic views. Farms line Kimball Road, where you pick strawberries in summer. The Blue Water Bridge beckons cross-border explorers just 10 minutes away.
Port Huron KOA Resort and Port Huron KOA lead options near Kimball. Both hug I-94 for quick river access. Expect WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, and group sites at the Resort from $63 nightly. They base campers for Port Huron's lighthouses and Lake Huron beaches.
Port Huron KOA Resort supplies 50-amp hookups for big rigs. This power handles air conditioners and microwaves without a hitch. Add WiFi and showers for comfort. Rates start at $63 per night, perfect for extended stays chasing St. Clair River walleye.