Lakeport Campground

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217 reviews
Lakeport Campground

Quick Facts

Price

$30 - $34/night

Booking

Reservable

Sites

250 campsites

Season

Year-round

Cell

Has Service

Pets

Allowed

RV FriendlyElectricShowers

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Lakeport Campground
$30.00 - $34.00 / night
Campsite Fees
Nightly fees: $30 for 20/30 amp sites; $34 for 50 amp sites.
Standard Site Fee$0.00
Hookup Site Fee$0.00
Premium Site Fee$0.00
Hike and Bike Site Fee$0.00
Group Site Fee$0.00
Food Storage Locker Fee$0.00
Total Campsite Fees$0.00

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(800) 447-2757

What Campers Say

4.31

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Based on 217 reviews

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"Reviews are overwhelmingly positive: visitors praise the clean modern restrooms and showers, the clear water and rocky shoreline (popular for rockhounding), friendly staff and a convenient camp store. The campground is family‑oriented and well maintained but can be crowded and lively in peak summer."

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Fees & Passes at Lakeport Campground

$30 - $34/night

Campsite fees

Prices verified December 13, 2025

Prices may vary by season and site type. Always confirm current rates on the official Michigan DNR website.


Best Time to Camp at Lakeport Campground

Summer transforms Lakeport into a bustling family haven, with warm days perfect for swimming, beachcombing, and playground adventures drawing campers from across the region. The campground's popularity means that securing your spot for peak summer weekends requires planning ahead—savvy campers book their lakeside sites well in advance. While specific opening and closing dates vary by season, the shoulder seasons can offer a quieter, more peaceful lakeside experience for those seeking to escape the crowds.

Spring (Mar-May)

Wildflowers bloom, mild temperatures, fewer crowds. Great for hiking and photography.

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Summer (Jun-Aug)

Peak season with warm weather, perfect for water activities. Book early.

Fall (Sep-Nov)

Beautiful fall colors, cooler temps, quieter campgrounds. Ideal for peaceful trips.

Winter (Dec-Feb)

Off-season, limited services. Check for closures before visiting.

Planning Tips

    About Lakeport Campground

    Nestled along Lake Huron's pristine shoreline, Lakeport Campground welcomes families to over a mile of rocky beach and crystal-clear waters. With 250 modern sites spread across two distinct loops—one hugging the lakefront, the other offering spacious paved pads inland—this well-appointed campground balances natural beauty with modern conveniences like hot showers, a camp store, playgrounds, and cozy mini cabins.
    Modern state park campground (250 modern sites) with electricity, showers and flush toilets; also offers two mini cabins.
    Weather and SeasonsSummer transforms Lakeport into a bustling family haven, with warm days perfect for swimming, beachcombing, and playground adventures drawing campers from across the region. The campground's popularity means that securing your spot for peak summer weekends requires planning ahead—savvy campers book their lakeside sites well in advance. While specific opening and closing dates vary by season, the shoulder seasons can offer a quieter, more peaceful lakeside experience for those seeking to escape the crowds.
    Natural Features and SceneryImagine waking up to sunrise over Lake Huron's sparkling waters, where more than a mile of rocky shoreline invites you to hunt for unique stones and wade into remarkably clear water. The north loop places you steps from the lake, where you can fall asleep to gentle waves, while sites feature open, grassy spaces dotted with shade trees. The south loop offers a different experience with level, paved sites perfect for larger RVs, set slightly inland but still close enough to hear the lake calling. Whether you're a beach lover or prefer the convenience of paved camping, the park's varied terrain offers something for every camping style.
    Geological RegionThumbcoast region on the Lake Huron shoreline
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    Campsite details

    Total Campsites250 campsites

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    Reserving a campsite

    Tents
    Tents are allowed
    RV vehicles
    RV vehicles are allowed
    Primitive
    Primitive are not allowed
    Reservable
    Reservations are allowed

    Reservation PlatformsMIDNRReservations.com; phone 1-800-44PARKS

    Accomodation available

    Cabin lodgingCabin lodging is available for campers seeking a more sheltered and comfortable experience. These enclosed accommodations offer protection from the elements and are ideal for those who prefer not to camp in tents.

    Amenities available

    Showers
    Picnic tables
    Dump station
    Cell phone service
    Flush toilets
    Electricity hookups

    Activities you can enjoy

    Shoreline campground on Lake Huron with a rocky beach and buoyed swim area (day‑use). Popular activities include swimming, rockhounding/shoreline exploration, playgrounds and ranger programs; biking around the park is common. Metal detecting is allowed on the beach.
    Hiking
    Short trails, park roads and shoreline walks within the park; some short walking paths between campground loops and the day‑use area.
    Swimming
    Swim from the rocky Lake Huron shoreline; campground beach is for registered campers only while the day‑use buoyed swim area is open to the public. Beach conditions are rocky—water shoes recommended.
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    Campground rules

    • Pets are allowed

    Hazards

    General hazardsRocky shoreline that can be uncomfortable for barefoot swimming; reviewers also report poison ivy in some areas and uneven cell/data coverage for some carriers.

    Weather at Lakeport Campground

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    Humidity: 69%
    Wind: 15 mph
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    Good to know

    Common complaintsRocky (not sandy) beach may disappoint those expecting soft sand; crowds and noise during holiday weekends; limited shade on many sites; spotty cell/data coverage for some carriers; inner loop sites can be tight; some concerns about parking/access to the beach for visitors with limited mobility; occasional reports of poison ivy and higher prices at the camp store.

    Campground Map

    Lakeport Campground
    Accessible from M-25 (day-use area connected by a pedestrian overpass over M-25).
    Nearby places
    Port Huron (≈8–10 miles south)
    Lexington (≈12 miles north).
    Nearby supplies
    Port Huron and Lexington (listed as nearby towns for supplies and services).

    Reviews from booking and map sources

    4.3
    217 reviews
    Satisfactory
    Satisfactory
    Lakeport Campground is satisfactory, placing it in the bottom 60% of campgrounds based on reviews
    Reviews are overwhelmingly positive: visitors praise the clean modern restrooms and showers, the clear water and rocky shoreline (popular for rockhounding), friendly staff and a convenient camp store. The campground is family‑oriented and well maintained but can be crowded and lively in peak summer.
    Review Summaries
    Based on 217 reviews

    What Campers Love

    Clean, well‑maintained restrooms and showers; beautiful, clear Lake Huron shoreline ideal for rockhounding; spacious, level sites and big‑rig‑friendly layout; on‑site camp store selling firewood,...
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    Based on 217 reviews

    Pro Tips & Recommendations

    Bring water shoes for the rocky beach, reserve early for peak season, bring drinking water and supplies to your site (some reviewers advise doing this before parking near the beach/day‑use), use...
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    Camper Quotes

    “Clean modern restrooms and showers.”; “Bring beach shoes.”; “For rockhounding this beach is probably my favorite public spot on the southern peninsula.”
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