THREE LAKES

Hiawatha National Forest · STRONGS · Michigan — managed by USDA Forest Service

About this campground

Overview Three Lakes Campground is a peaceful facility tucked away from the busy highway. It is nestled between Whitmarsh, Brown and Walker Lakes, giving visitors ample opportunity to enjoy and explore nature at its best.Recreation The three lakes are open to non-motorized boating. A carry-down boat ramp is located at the campground's picnic area. Fishing is a popular activity. Rainbow trout, perch and catfish are found in the lakes. Although there is no designated swimming beach, sandy areas are located along the shores of the three lakes. Hikers enjoy the serene atmosphere of the campground. The Walker Loop Trail begins within the campground, near the picnic area, and leads hikers around the perimeter of Walker Lake. The trail is easy hiking and traverses about 1.15 miles.Facilities Three Lakes Campground is a rustic campground with single-family sites for tent and RV camping. Each is equipped with a table and campfire ring. Vault toilets and drinking water are provided. A day-use picnic area is also available.Natural Features The campground is set among a variety of pine, spruce and maple trees on land sandwiched between Lake Superior and Lake Michigan. Whitmarsh, Brown and Walker Lakes dot the landscape to the north, south, and west of the campground. Nearby Attractions The nearest town is Strongs, just 2.5 miles from the campground.

Getting there

From Strongs Corner, turn south on Forest Road 3142 and travel approximately two miles. The campground is on the east side of the road.

Contact
(906) 643-7900

Activities

  • SWIMMING SITE
  • HIKING
  • FISHING
  • BOATING
  • CAMPING

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