Michigan has great campgrounds. I’m just showing you two of them on the north-east side.
I was surprised how secluded this cabin was. There wasn’t another site right next to it. No neighbors breathing down your neck. We peeked in the window and it’s very bare bones. Some bunk beds and shelter, but the view is spectacular. There’s a fire pit too.
If you get a site for a tent or camper, you will have neighbors by you if it’s a busy time of year. It wasn’t crowded at all when we were there, but it was the first week of October. The above are all pictures of Alcona Park Campground. The next one is Old Orchard on the AuSable River.
There are many campgrounds I could have posted, but Old Orchard has memories for me of my kids when they were little. We had a great time there.
Looks like someone might be a Michigan fan.
Ahhhh. Well, I guess I’ll sign off while reliving and enjoying my memories.
Michigan Mary 
Of course, an M like that could be for Missouri, Montana or the Milan Metro! 😂
https://mapa-metro.com/en/Italy/Milan/Milan-Metro-map.htm
Seriously, I LOVE the pictures of these places in Michigan! They look like Heaven and earth kissed and Michigan got caught in the “smack!” Especially the “reflective” ones!!
❤️& 🙏, c.a.
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God definitely had his “hand” on Michigan and smacked it good! If you’re going to argue about what the “M” is for, don’t come to where I work. There are great debates amongst the football fans there whether U. of M or Michigan State is the best. I was trying to be funny once and said I was a Western Michigan University fan. I think they still think I’m insane.
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Such pretty fall colors! The cabin may be bare bones, but it’s better than a tent. No tent or bare bones cabin for us at our age!
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Yes, I like to have shelter too and that cabin does provide that, but for those looking for luxuries, they might want a hotel or at least a camper. A cabin would be great for me! The setting at that cabin was perfect. I love a campfire too!
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It was a really pretty setting, and I’d love the tranquility.
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Stunning scenery. I bet those colours just get better throughout the autumn!
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Definitely! I picked the first week in October because I thought the colors would be peaking. They’re a little late this year. By lake Huron there was still a lot of green, but heading west inland there was some color popping out. It was so enjoyable. I wish I could go again!
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❤️❤️
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What a beautiful post. Loved all your photography. Hugs, Joni
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Thank you Joni! I just love autumn.
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