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Backcountry campers and hikers flock to Porcupine Mountains Backcountry Camping for its raw wilderness immersion. The park anchors White Pine, Michigan, steps from Lake Superior and endless trails in the Porcupine Mountains. Sites run $14 nightly for groups up to six, though only 63 offer metal fire rings.
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Write a ReviewNo, this backcountry campground offers no full hookups, electric, water, or sewer connections. Sites stay primitive to preserve the wilderness feel. Expect to pack in water and manage waste responsibly; a dump station may exist near park headquarters but confirm on-site.
Yes, the park welcomes pets. Keep dogs on a leash at all times and clean up after them. No breed or size restrictions noted, but watch for wildlife; no dedicated dog park available.
Sites cost $14 per night for 1-6 people. This covers a backcountry permit with access to primitive camping and fire rings where allowed. Reservations recommended via Michigan DNR Recreation Passport system, especially peak season; call for exact rates and availability.
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