Baraga State Park Campground

About

Baraga State Park Campground occupies a prime location along Keweenaw Bay of Lake Superior, a quarter mile south of the town of Baraga in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. The 56-acre park offers 116 modern campsites with electrical service spread across north and south loops, plus semi-modern sites, a mini-cabin, and a unique tepee rental. Full hookup sites with 50-amp and 30-amp service are concentrated in the south and southwest corner of the park on paved and gravel pads, while most other sites feature grassy, level surfaces with 20/30-amp electric. The campground provides modern restroom buildings with flush toilets and hot showers, vault toilets, a sanitation station for RV waste disposal, and potable water. Every site includes a fire ring and picnic table. Free WiFi is available from early May through late October. The park is pet-friendly and includes ADA-accessible sites. Popular activities include swimming and kayaking on Keweenaw Bay, hiking park trails, and exploring nearby ORV routes. The campground's proximity to US-41 provides easy access but does result in noticeable highway noise at some sites. The area offers opportunities for fishing, wildlife watching, and visiting the historic town of Baraga.

Directions

Located a quarter mile south of Baraga along US-41, at 1300 US-41 South, Baraga, MI 49908.