Campgrounds and RV parks near Menominee, MI

Menominee sits at the southern tip of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, where the Menominee River meets Green Bay. The area functions as a jumping-off point for two distinct camping regions: the quiet forests and inland lakes of the U.P., and the busier Door County peninsula directly across the bay in Wisconsin. Many RV travelers use Menominee as a base for both. Options close to town lean toward small, independent RV parks with full hookups. Countryside Motel and RV Sites and Coyote RV Park and Campground serve travelers looking for straightforward overnight stops with electric, water, and sewer. Monument Point Camping offers a more rustic waterfront setting on the Wisconsin side of the bay. South across the bay, Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Camp-Resort: Sturgeon Bay is the main family resort in the region, and Potawatomi State Park, a 1,200-acre Wisconsin state park just outside Sturgeon Bay, provides state-park camping with hiking, biking, and a shoreline on Sturgeon Bay.

Wisconsin state parks, including Potawatomi State Park, use the state's central reservation system at wisconsin.goingtocamp.com. Sites can be booked up to eleven months in advance of the arrival date, and a Wisconsin vehicle admission sticker is required in addition to the camping fee. Michigan state parks in the surrounding U.P. use the Michigan DNR reservation system at midnrreservations.com. That system uses a rolling six-month booking window, and a Recreation Passport is required for vehicle entry. Private parks near Menominee, including Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Camp-Resort: Sturgeon Bay, Countryside Motel and RV Sites, Coyote RV Park and Campground, and Monument Point Camping, are booked directly through each park's website or by phone. For summer weekends and holidays, reservations are strongly recommended; midweek stays in May, September, and October are far easier to secure last minute.