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Blind Sucker #2 State Forest Campground

Newberry, Michigan

4.8(65+)

About

Blind Sucker No. 2 State Forest Campground is a rustic campground located along the scenic Blind Sucker Wildlife Flooding. It offers 31 sites, ideal for tent and small trailer camping, with access to Lake Superior via a 1.1-mile hike on the Blind Sucker Pathway or a one-mile drive north on County Road 407. The campground provides exceptional fishing and paddling opportunities, with pike, perch, and panfish available in the Blind Sucker Flooding. Visitors can also enjoy hiking, hunting, mountain biking, ORV trails, paddling, rustic camping, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, and water access. The campground is open all year, but the campground and seasonal roads are not plowed. It's a great destination for those looking for a peaceful and natural experience.

Amenities

No amenities listed yet.

Available Site Types

Rustic sites

Local Attractions

Lake Superior
Blind Sucker Pathway
North Country Trail
Pine Ridge Trail

Contact

Call +1 906-658-3338 Visit Website View on Google Maps

Location

Unnamed Road,
Newberry, MI 49868

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of sites does Blind Sucker #2 State Forest Campground offer?

Blind Sucker #2 State Forest Campground offers Rustic sites.

What is there to do near Blind Sucker #2 State Forest Campground?

Nearby attractions include Lake Superior, Blind Sucker Pathway, North Country Trail, Pine Ridge Trail.

How much does it cost to stay at Blind Sucker #2 State Forest Campground?

Rates start at $20 per night.

How is Blind Sucker #2 State Forest Campground rated?

Blind Sucker #2 State Forest Campground has a 4.8/5 rating based on 65 Google reviews.

How do I contact Blind Sucker #2 State Forest Campground?

You can reach Blind Sucker #2 State Forest Campground by phone at +1 906-658-3338. You can also contact them via their website at http://www.michigandnr.com/parksandtrails/details.aspx%3Fid%3D670%26type%3DSFCG.