Embrace the tranquility and adventure that awaits in the heart of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, where RV camping finds a unique home. Just a stone's throw away from the hum of ATVs and the whisper of snowmobiles cutting through pristine trails, this pastoral retreat offers RV enthusiasts an opportunity to connect with nature. The wide-open spaces and enveloping woods promise a serene getaway from the bustling cities, perfect for those longing for longer stays amidst serenity. This unique RV camping gem is conveniently nestled amidst nature's splendor. It's a mere 50 miles west of St. Ignace, offering a peaceful respite within the vast expanses of Lake Superior State Forest. Elevate your camping experience at an elevation of 673 feet, where the symphony of the woods will lull you into relaxation, just 5 miles north of the shimmering waters of Lake Michigan. Do not be fooled by GPS mishaps; this rural haven is easy to access with a simple route via Sandtown Rd, flanked by miles of country gravel, adding to the rustic charm of your journey. When the wanderlust strikes, the surrounding area boasts a treasure trove of natural wonders within a 1-2 hour drive, including the majestic Tahquamenon Falls and the breathtaking Pictured Rocks. Anglers and water sports aficionados will delight in the abundant lakes sprinkled throughout the region. This inviting destination stands as an idyllic base camp, offering not just longer stays for those who wish to immerse themselves in the serenity, but also the proximity to quaint local villages like Curtis, just 6 miles west, for a taste of local life. Prepare to extend your stay and fill your days exploring, rejuvenating, and creating memories in this unspoiled corner of the world, where RV camping transcends the ordinary into something magical. Contact your gracious host with any questions regarding access to this haven of peace and adventure.

Park anywhere on the west side of the church. There is water available on the east side of the church if needed. You are welcome to park closer to the fire pit and picnic tables by driving toward the back of the church on the west end of the building.