Algonac Riverfront Campground

About

The Riverfront Campground at Algonac State Park sits on the banks of the St. Clair River, offering campers front-row views of massive international freighters navigating the Great Lakes shipping channel. The 220-site modern campground is arranged in north and south loops, with 127 sites providing full hookups (30/50-amp electric, water, and sewer) following a major 2024-2025 renovation that also rebuilt all camp roads and expanded the dump station to four lanes. The campground features paved pads at each site along with picnic tables and fire rings. Two modern restroom buildings with hot showers serve the campground, one in each loop. The south loop also includes a playground, camp store, and two ADA-accessible sites. Eight pull-through sites are available for larger rigs. The surrounding 1,550-acre park includes a 1,200-acre dedicated natural area and connects to the 54-mile Bridge to Bay Trail. Activities include fishing for walleye in the river, hiking, and archery at the park's shooting range.

Directions

From I-94, take exit 243 (M-29/River Road) toward Marine City. Head northeast on M-29/River Road approximately 8 miles. Park entrance is on the right. GPS users should enter 8970 River Road, Clay Twp., MI 48001 for accurate navigation.