Sturgis, Michigan draws RV travelers with its annual Mint Festival on Main Street and easy access to Nottawa Lake's sandy shores. Five standout parks in our directory, from Cade Lake County Park to Green Valley Campground, put you steps from these gems. Camp here to paddle Pigeon River by day and grill under starry skies by night.
Sturgis thrives as a hub for lake lovers and festival fans. The Mint Festival packs Main Street each August with pie-eating contests and live music since 1937. Sturges Nature Center offers hiking trails through meadows and woods. Paddle or fish on Nottawa Lake, just minutes from town. Drive ten miles to Shipshewana's massive flea market for Amish quilts and fresh pies.
RV parks here match every camper's vibe. Families pick Cade Lake County Park for WiFi and lake views starting at $31 a night. Budget hunters grab Amigo Park from $29. Sweet Lake Mobile Home Park and Campground suits long-term stays. Pet owners head to Stickley Family Farms for campfires and wagging tails. Green Valley Campground delivers 30-amp hookups, a dump station, and pet-friendly sites for off-grid escapes.
Sturgis hosts the Mint Festival, the world's longest-running mint-themed event since 1937. Crowds flock to Main Street for mint pies, queen contests, and parades each August. The town also shines with Nottawa Lake recreation and proximity to Shipshewana's Amish flea market, blending small-town fun with outdoor adventures.
Find five RV parks near Sturgis: Cade Lake County Park, Amigo Park, Sweet Lake Mobile Home Park and Campground, Stickley Family Farms, and Green Valley Campground. All sit within ten miles of downtown, offering lake access and easy drives to Pigeon River. Amenities range from WiFi to 30-amp hookups and pet-friendly sites.
Yes, Stickley Family Farms and Green Valley Campground both welcome pets. Stickley allows campfires for evening pet playtime. Green Valley adds 30-amp power and a dump station, perfect for furry companions exploring Nottawa Lake trails nearby.
