This rustic equestrian campground is nestled on Avery Lake and offers opportunities for horseback riding, hiking, boating and fishing. All sites have picket posts and site #10 has corrals for two horses. There is also a submersible well that requires a 2,500 watt generator. The campground is located 10 miles southwest of Atlanta via County Road 487 and Avery Lake Road.
From the campground, equestrians can access Big Oaks Equestrian Trails and many state forest roads that are open to horseback riding.
This campground is maintained with the help of the Alpena County Horseman's Club
These rustic campgrounds offer stunning river and lakefront settings, perfect for fishing, boating, and paddling. Here's what you can expect:
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Perch, bass, pike, bluegill and walleye are caught in Avery Lake. Other nearby fishing opportunities include Crooked Lake (5 miles north) and Thunder Bay River (7 miles northeast).
This rustic campground is located on Avery Lake.
