Indian Reserve Campground

This is a very very basic rustic campground on the river. Sadly, over the years, this has not been taken very well care of. So expect to clean up your own campsite (I won't even say what we had to clean up near the fire pit). It is a beautiful area, the cost to camp here is high considering it's not maintained well. Some of the sites are really nice and big. It has pit toilets, that again, aren't in the best of shape. This could be an amazing campground with a bit of care. In the spring watch for ticks. When it's humid, lots of mosquito's being this close to the river. A few years back the select cut trees near here, so you do hear Indian Reserve road more now then you used to, but it's not bad. I don't know what the rule for generators are here, but we do run them during the day

A basic 10-site rustic state forest campground with a handful of sites offering ample spacing from neighboring sites and surrounding forest vegetation to provide privacy. Several sites are more open to neighboring sites for those who are looking for this. Roughly half the sites here are directly on the riverfront. Hand pump seems to work year-round with potable water, though it tasted slightly of sulfur. This is one of the nicer rustic tent camping options near Alpena, just ten minutes outside of town. The campground would also work with trailer campers or small RVs in at least some of its sites.

Big sites with some woods in between most sites, not all. Right on the thunder bay river so easy tube and kayak access and a ton orv trails right from the campground!

My father took me here as a boy, and I've been taking my son here since he was born basicly. Great place. Beware of the wildlife. River access. Great memories for me here.

Nice rustic campground for tent camping with water access. Has outhouse and well water pump.