This rustic campground rests on the banks of the Thunder Bay River and provides water access at every campsite. The area provides great opportunities for fishing and paddle sports. There is a small boat launch on the north side of the campground. The 1.5 mile Wah-Wah-Tas-See Pathway can be accessed from the campground. There is an ORV trailhead directly adjacent to the campground off of Indian Reserve Road. There are ten sites available for tent and small trailer use located at the end of a narrow gravel and dirt road.
The campground is located 9 miles southwest of Alpena via M-32 and Indian Reserve Road.
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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An undeveloped carry-in boat launch is located on the north side of the campground.
Pike, smallmouth and large-mouth bass, walleye and several panfishes are caught in the Thunder Bay River.
This campground provides access to state land open to hunting. Firearm hunting is not allowed within 450 feet of an occupied dwelling. Learn more about hunting.
There is an ORV/snowmobile trailhead adjacent to the campground, which provides access to the Devil’s Loop trail.
This campground is accessible from the Thunder Bay River for canoe camping.
Explore Tomahawk Creek Flooding from the east or west units.
There is an ORV/snowmobile trailhead adjacent to the campground, which provides access to the Devil’s Loop trail.
This rustic campground is located along the Thunder Bay River.
