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Budget campers and pet owners flock to Pinney Bridge for its simple forest camping and campfire privileges. Nestled near Mancelona, it offers quick access to northern Michigans trails and rural roads. Claim a spot for $15 a night, plus a required Recreation Passport.
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Write a ReviewNo, Pinney Bridge does not have full hookups. Water, electric, and sewer connections show as unknown, with no 30-amp or 50-amp service confirmed. This state forest campground suits dry campers who rely on the on-site drinking water. Plan for self-contained RVs or tents.
Yes, Pinney Bridge is pet-friendly. Bring your dogs, as no size or breed restrictions appear in the data. Keep pets leashed at all times and clean up after them. No dog park exists, but wooded areas provide space to roam under control.
Nights cost $15. This flat rate covers basic camping in the state forest site. A separate Michigan Recreation Passport is required for vehicle entry to state parks, forests, and trails. Reservations help during busy weekends; arrive early for first-come sites.
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