Kinross lures RVers seeking Upper Peninsula wilderness and the spectacle of Soo Locks freighters gliding through Sault Ste. Marie, just 20 miles north. Settle into Kinross RV Park West, where full hookups and quiet sites launch your fishing trips on Sixteen Mile Creek or hikes in Hiawatha National Forest. Camp here to blend small-town peace with big adventures on Lake Superior's edge.
Kinross anchors Michigan's Upper Peninsula, 12 miles south of Sault Ste. Marie along Interstate 75. Anglers hook walleye and pike in the St. Marys River. Families roar with excitement at Kinross Speedway's dirt track races every summer Saturday. Chippewa County International Airport buzzes nearby, drawing pilots and visitors alike.
Kinross RV Park West delivers spacious pull-through sites with full hookups for easy stays. Budget travelers love its straightforward amenities and proximity to I-75 rest areas. Outdoor enthusiasts pick it as home base for day outings to Whitefish Point or Tahquamenon Falls State Park, returning to starry skies each night.
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Kinross stands out as a quiet Upper Peninsula hub near Sault Ste. Marie and the Soo Locks. Located along I-75, it draws anglers to Sixteen Mile Creek for walleye fishing and race fans to Kinross Speedway's dirt oval. Chippewa County International Airport adds aviation buzz, while Hiawatha National Forest provides endless trails just minutes away. Campers use it as a launchpad for Lake Superior adventures.
Kinross RV Park West lists as the top option in our directory right in Kinross. It offers full hookups and pull-through sites along Sixteen Mile Creek, minutes from I-75. Travelers praise its quiet setting perfect for staging trips to Sault Ste. Marie or the Upper Peninsula's wild interior.
Yes, Kinross RV Park West welcomes pets on leashes. Guests bring dogs to explore nearby trails in Hiawatha National Forest without hassle. The park enforces simple rules to keep sites clean and wildlife undisturbed, making it ideal for furry travel companions.