Widewaters Campground

Worst experience ever, camp host was rude, our reserve sign on our site kept getting switched to open every time we would leave.

Well-maintained, nice water access, trail access. Convenient for Pictured Rocks.

Great campground, enjoyed it

Beautiful camping. The lake and river were amazing. Easy access to hiking/biking trail. Reasonably close to Picyure Rocks. A full service camp store with wifi was 5 minutes north. Very clean pit latrines. A very minor annoyance, some cars drove down the road in the middle of the night. Next time for an even more serene stay I'll stay on the lake side.

We really enjoyed this campground, nice level sites and we felt like we were not on top of other campers. Quiet, off the road, a 20 ish minute drive to Munising but bring your bug spray mosquitos were hungry!! Bring your bikes if you are a mountain biker there is trail access right at camp. We wished we had brought our kayaks to enjoy the lake right at camp. As adults with no children we did appreciate that it felt like and adult campground. Vault toilets were cleaned daily and the camp host had firewood available for purchase. Small store 5 minutes down the road for anything you may have forgotten.

Very nice large campsite. Very quiet, clean pit toilets and very helpful host. Lot’s to do in the area.

Friendly and helpful staff, beautiful area, cleanist pit toilets i've ever seen. Will come here again!

Beautiful, quiet campground away from the crowds but close to all the action. Large clean sites give plenty of privacy and room to spread out. Nice lakes to fish and trails to hike within the campground. Love this place and plan to return in the future.

Your "reservation fees" on this site are exorbitant. Ridiculous.

This is one of those places you don't want to give a great review because more people will go there. But.... it is a wonderful campground with most spaces being very large and well separated. There are a few closer to each other for family camping. The restrooms were kept clean and well stocked. Water was a nice spout, not a pump. But, only one or two spots are really on the river. Most of them you have to walk down a path or two and a hill. Not a swimming campground. Tons of wood everywhere !!!! So... don't buy any. The only problem we have, and it is our personal feelings, is generators. Most campers were respectful and ran theirs only for an hour or two. Some even put them out into the woods to muffle the sound. But... there were those who chose to run them all day and into the evening, Just so they could keep the decorative tiki lights shining with no thought to their neighbors. This is not a generator free campground. Lots of tent campers who did not need them. 95% of the campers were super quiet with a few exceptions of very loud groups around the fires. Just go talk with the host if it goes past 10PM. Went kayaking right from the campground and it was gorgeous. Tons of dirt roads to ride bikes on. Another great thing was it is only a half mile off FH13, but the road is paved !!! As is the road around the campground, which was also great to walk around at night before turning in. You only hear traffic on this rarely used road once in a while. All in all, a great place to camp.