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dsprik · 09-07-2008, 07:53 AM

As Glenn said, those two CGs on the south side of the bridge are the best choice. Mill Creek is large and has small 30 amp sites - except for a new addition they just put on - larger sites and I believe 50 amp, but has no view of the Bridge and the Island - which is spectacular.

I camped several times years ago at the Tee Pee, but that was during my softball playing days years ago. I understand they have upgraded nicely since then, but I haven't checked it out. We are so close to MC (1½ hrs) that we generally resort to day trips to the city and the Island.

Also, as Glenn mentioned, the Mackinaw City side of that bridge is where all the action is - times 10. That bridge toll will get expensive camping on the wrong side of it...

Best bet is to camp on the south side and take day trips to the Soo Locks and Taquamenon Falls areas.

09-07-2008, 07:53 AM	#4
dsprik Montana Master Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Fort Myers Posts: 5,933 M.O.C. #4282	As Glenn said, those two CGs on the south side of the bridge are the best choice. Mill Creek is large and has small 30 amp sites - except for a new addition they just put on - larger sites and I believe 50 amp, but has no view of the Bridge and the Island - which is spectacular. I camped several times years ago at the Tee Pee, but that was during my softball playing days years ago. I understand they have upgraded nicely since then, but I haven't checked it out. We are so close to MC (1½ hrs) that we generally resort to day trips to the city and the Island. Also, as Glenn mentioned, the Mackinaw City side of that bridge is where all the action is - times 10. That bridge toll will get expensive camping on the wrong side of it... Best bet is to camp on the south side and take day trips to the Soo Locks and Taquamenon Falls areas.