Unfold your map and set your compass to adventure in a breathtaking 27-acre sanctuary tailored for RV camping enthusiasts. As the wheels of your home-on-the-go gently roll onto the welcoming grounds of this ecological haven, you're not just parking your RV; you're contributing to a noble cause. Bask in the tranquility of two historic homesteads, anchored by a private walking trail sprawling across ten lush acres, where your four-legged companions are free to frolic beside you. With majestic hemlock trees framing your serene stay, every moment is infused with the aura of nature's fight for survival. By choosing this spot for your RV retreat, you become an ally in the crusade against the hemlock woolly adelgid, a sap-sucking pest threatening these treasured trees with extinction. Your stay is more than a getaway; it's a donation to resilience, an effort to inject life-saving insecticide and shield the verdant bastions from harm. This location features a commercial building offering a flat, open space that caters exquisitely to both colossal motorhomes and cozy travel trailers. Immaculate in-and-out drives simplify your arrival and departure, focusing on straightforward convenience. While there are no restrooms on site, the joy of self-contained RV camping means your home comforts journey with you. A short 2-mile jaunt places you at the cusp of Laketon Township Park, a splashy paradise for jet skiers and small watercraft enthusiasts ready to make waves on Bear Lake. A mere 3 miles from the energetic heart of Downtown Muskegon, culture, history, and entertainment are close at hand. Explore the valiant LST 393 Historic Warship Museum, meander through Heritage Landing's outdoor event space, or step back in time at the Hackley & Hume Historic homesiteall less than 4 miles from your campsite. For the thrill-seekers, Michigan Adventure Park awaits just 5 miles from your RV door, promising a day of exhilarating fun. Seek relaxation? The soft sands of Northside Muskegon State Park and its Lake Michigan channel also beckon at the same inviting distance. The call of history is answered 11 miles away at the US Silversides Submarine Museum, where maritime memories linger. And for those who yearn for the freedom of cycling or hiking, merely a minute's walk connects you to a paved shoreline trail that stretches for 22 glorious miles, ensuring every day greets you with new horizons to explore. Anchoring your RV here doesn't just embrace the spirit of travelit emboldens a heartfelt commitment to preserving a forested legacy for countless generations. Immerse yourself in the great outdoors, where adventure dovetails with conservation, and each sunset promises a brighter tomorrow for the trees that watch over your tranquil stay.

Park to the South side of the Green steel building. Do not block either driveways or front of building doors.

Do not approach houses on the back property.

115v electricity hookup and firewood are available. Donations for preserving nature, and walking trails are always welcome! No running water on site, but If I am closeby, I can arrange clean drinking water for your container.