Six Lakes, Michigan, shines with its chain of six interconnected lakes, hotspots for bass fishing and peaceful boating. Choose from three standout RV parks: First Lake Park, Nature's Chain of Lakes Campground, or Belvidere Township Park. Camp here to paddle channels between Bass Lake and Townline Lake, hook walleye at dawn, and unwind in quiet woods far from tourist throngs.
Six Lakes thrives on its namesake chain of lakes in Montcalm County: Bass Lake, Townline Lake, Pickerel Lake, and three more linked by skinny channels. Anglers cast for pike and perch from public launches off Edgerton Highway. Families picnic at sandy shores or bike rural roads past cornfields to Howard City fairs in summer.
First Lake Park hooks budget boaters with sites from $35 a night and water access. Nature's Chain of Lakes Campground fits connected campers seeking WiFi, showers, dump station, and pet-friendly pads. Belvidere Township Park works for quick overnights with its dump station near town roads.
Six Lakes stands out for its chain of six scenic lakes perfect for bass and walleye fishing. Boaters glide channels connecting Bass Lake to Townline Lake and beyond. Summer draws anglers to tournaments while kayakers explore wooded shores off Edgerton Highway, all in a sleepy rural setting.
Three parks top the list: First Lake Park, Nature's Chain of Lakes Campground, Belvidere Township Park. First Lake Park starts at $35/night with lake views. Nature's adds WiFi, showers, dump station, pet-friendly sites; Belvidere focuses on dump station convenience near Edgerton Highway.
Yes, Nature's Chain of Lakes Campground welcomes pets with WiFi, showers, and dump station. First Lake Park and Belvidere Township Park require checking policies ahead. All three neighbor lake trails where leashed dogs roam freely amid woods and water.