Stannard Township RV Campground

Bruce Crossing, Michigan

About

Stannard Township, located in the heart of Ontonagon County in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, serves as a vital hub for residents and visitors alike. Centered around the community of Bruce Crossing, the township government manages essential services ranging from property tax collection to the operation of popular local recreational facilities. The Stannard Township RV Campground is a popular stop for travelers exploring the Western Upper Peninsula, providing a clean, safe place for visitors to stay while enjoying local attractions like Bond Falls or the Ottawa National Forest. The campground is designed to accommodate various types of travelers, from those in large motorhomes to tent campers, with electric hookups, water access, and a dump station for waste disposal. Its central location in Bruce Crossing makes it an ideal base camp for day trips to Lake Superior, the Porcupine Mountains, or the many waterfalls in the region. The township also coordinates several public works projects that maintain the quality of life in Bruce Crossing, including the management of local cemeteries and the coordination of waste disposal services. The township is served by local fire and emergency medical services, which are often staffed by dedicated volunteers from the community. Supporting these services through local millages ensures that help is available when residents face emergencies.

Amenities

Available Site Types

• Full Hookup RV Sites
• Partial Hookup RV Sites
• Tent Sites
• Primitive Tent Sites

Local Attractions

• Bond Falls
• Ottawa National Forest
• Lake Superior
• Porcupine Mountains
• Western Upper Peninsula