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Small RV owners and tent campers love Bass Lake State Forest Campground for its quiet lakeside spots. The park sits near Newberry, close to Upper Peninsula trails and Tahquamenon Falls State Park. RVs max out at 20 feet, and you need a Michigan Recreation Passport for entry.
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Write a ReviewNo, full hookups are not available at Bass Lake State Forest Campground. Electric, water, and sewer connections show as unknown, pointing to dry camping. Sites handle RVs up to 20 feet. A dump station status remains unclear; plan for self-contained rigs and confirm details by phone.
Yes, Bass Lake State Forest Campground welcomes pets. No breed or size limits appear in records. Keep animals leashed at all times. No dog park exists, but wooded sites offer space for walks. Follow state park rules to protect wildlife.
Call the park for current rates, as specific pricing requires direct inquiry. A Michigan Recreation Passport costs extra for vehicle entry into state forest campgrounds. It covers nightly fees for sites but not all add-ons. Book ahead in summer; expect modest state rates for basic amenities.
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