Montague nestles along Michigan's White River, gateway to Lake Michigan's dunes and beaches. Fishermen hook steelhead at the Montague Fish Ladder. Nine RV parks anchor your trip here, launching days of waterfront hikes and small-town festivals.
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Montague draws crowds to the White River Light Station, a 19th-century beacon towering over the dunes. Salmon leap the fish ladder in fall, pulling anglers from across the state. Cyclists pedal the Lakeshore Trail past blueberry fields and Whitehall's Wooden Shoe Festival grounds.
Lucky Lake Campground fits solo adventurers with WiFi and $34 nightly rates. White River RV Park & Campground serves groups with showers, 50-amp hookups, and sites from $51. Meinert County Park's Pines Campground calls families to its wooded riverside spots starting at $37.
Montague shines for White River fishing and the historic Light Station. Anglers target salmon at the fish ladder each fall. Families explore Lake Michigan State Park's dunes five miles north, blending small-town charm with coastal adventures. Nine RV parks make it an easy base.
Nine RV parks surround Montague, including Lucky Lake Campground and White River RV Park & Campground. Lucky Lake offers WiFi from $34 nightly; White River adds showers and 50-amp sites from $51. Meinert County Park's Pines Campground provides riverside access near Lake Michigan.
Yes, White River RV Park & Campground offers 50-amp full hookups. This park suits big rigs with group sites and showers from $51 per night. Three of nine parks also include WiFi, perfect for extended stays near the White River.