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45.1827, -84.4191
Riding groups who can haul in their own gear and tolerate vault toilets will find the equestrian infrastructure genuinely solid: manure bunkers, river access for watering horses, a covered pavilion, and extensive trails. Book for early October when the foliage peaks, elk are movi
No hookups, no showers, a hand pump that may need a generator, and rough gravel roads getting in mean this place demands a self-sufficient group. Summer visits are rough; multiple reviewers call the horse and deer flies a serious problem, not just background noise.
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Fall delivers the best conditions. Daytime highs run 45–60°F, nights drop to 25–40°F, and northern Michigan foliage peaks in early October. Trails stay comfortable for long rides, mosquitoes and horseflies disappear after the first hard frost, and wildlife viewing improves as deer and elk become more active. Summer brings heavy pressure from horse flies and deer flies. Multiple reviewers flag insects as a significant issue. Winter access is unreliable; seasonal roads and the campground itself remain unplowed. Wear blaze orange during fall hunting seasons.
Fall delivers the best conditions; foliage peaks early October and trails are comfortable for rides.
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Rustic, single large group equestrian campground with vault toilets, a hand‑pump water source, a covered picnic pavilion, fire rings and horse tie‑up areas. No electrical, water or sewer hookups and no on‑site camp store or laundry.
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