About this campground
If you want to see “Big Fish” in a beautiful forest setting look no further than Sullivan Creek National Fish Hatchery. Located in the scenic Hiawatha National Forest in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, the hatchery raises lake trout “broodstock” and produces up to eight million lake trout eggs annually in support of lake trout restoration in the Great Lakes. Please call ahead for a tour and get ready to see these big whoppers up close!
Getting there
Note: Visits and tours at Sullivan Creek by appointment only, please contact staff at Pendills Creek to arrange an appointment. For easier navigation to Sullivan Creek, use our GPS coordinates: 46.312277, -84.807035.
Activities
- FISH HATCHERY
- ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION
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