Embark upon a unique journey through time as you settle your RV amidst the echoes of America's industrial forte in the heart of Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Enthusiast of history and culture? Allow the repurposed grandeur of a former copper milling site to be your gateway to the rich tapestry of the region's past. Our museum complex in Lake Linden, Michigan stands as a testament to the indomitable spirit of industry, now hosting an insightful museum and seven additional historic structures, each telling stories etched in time. RV camping at this location comes with more than just a spot to park and picturesque views. You're signing up for an educational adventure, featuring the charm of the bygone era brought alive by the Lake Linden & Torch Lake Railroada vintage delight for young and old. Visitors are encouraged to explore the serene surroundings and delve into the history housed within the walls of each building, all while enjoying the natural beauty and tranquility that the Upper Peninsula is known for. This RV camping site is not just a place to rest but an opportunity to immerse yourself in local heritage, learn about the mighty copper boom that shaped the nation, and relax under the wide sky of Michigan's great outdoors. Whether you're a history enthusiast, railroad aficionado, or simply seeking a unique camping experience, this destination invites you to become part of a living history lesson. Come and make memories on the hallowed grounds where America's industrial prowess still resonates through the whispering pines.

Information on where to park on our lot, as well as a brief guide to things nearby, and what to do in the local area can be found at our website for Harvest Host guests: https://hchs-harvesthost.blogspot.com

See our our website for Harvest Host guests: https://hchs-harvesthost.blogspot.com

Our museum offers several themed rooms telling our local history through artifacts and stories. It also houses a gift shop where you can purchase local history books and mementoes. Museum attendance is by donation. (The gift shop is also available through our website at www.houghtonhistory.org)