Dispersed Camping in Delta County, Michigan
Showing 59 locations in Delta County.
Broken Bus Road Dispersed
Dispersed campsites situated along the Broken Bus forest road. Offers peaceful, wooded surroundings in the Hiawatha National Forest.
Co RD K-14 Spur R14b Dispersed
Secluded dispersed camping along County Road K-14 Spur R14b in Hiawatha National Forest. Dense forest cover provides excellent shade and isolation.
County Road L-13 Dispersed Corridor
Dispersed camping options along County Road L-13 within Hiawatha National Forest. The road is improved native material, allowing decent access to several pull-offs nested within the tall pines.
East Branch Ogontz Spur Aa
Scenic dispersed camping opportunities along East Branch Ogontz Spur Aa, surrounded by dense woodlands.
Ensign Dump Road Spur B Dispersed
A quiet forest spur located in the Hiawatha National Forest offering basic dispersed camping opportunities along a native dirt road.
Fayette Historic State Park Campground
A developed state park campground set along the shores of Lake Michigan, adjacent to the historic Fayette townsite. Features over 50 tightly packed sites, some of which offer direct access to a rocky beach. Excellent trail access and historic buildings are within walking distance.
Fox Park Campground
A scenic county campground situated directly along the shoreline of Lake Michigan. It features spacious grassy sites with options for electric hookups, picnic tables, and clean portaloo toilets.
Gladstone Bay Campground
A popular municipal developed campground located directly on the waterfront of Little Bay de Noc in Gladstone. The property offers grassy sites right on the water, modern restrooms with hot showers, and a dump station. It is a brief walk or drive to local historic streets and lakeside parks.
Groleau
A secluded dispersed camping corridor along Groleau road, nestled in the mixed hardwood and pine forest of Delta County.
Havamal Trail Backcountry Area
Secluded walk-in backcountry campsites situated along the scenic Havamal Trail. These rustic sites offer excellent quiet and privacy within the state park boundary.
Hemlock Road Dispersed Area
Quiet forest corridor along Hemlock Road offering remote dispersed camping opportunities within Hiawatha National Forest.
Hiawatha FR 2231 & 28th Road Dispersed
This forest corridor inside the Hiawatha National Forest features multiple options for overnight stays, including flat clearings and a spacious gravel ORV trailhead. It is a highly active area for off-road recreation during the day, which gives way to peaceful woodland quiet overnight. A public pit toilet is located at the trailhead.
Hike-In Site A
A quiet, walk-in backcountry campsite located along the Havamal Trail.
Hike-In Site B
A rustic, walk-in backcountry campsite situated along the trail loop.
Hike-In Site C
A secluded backcountry campsite offering a quiet forest setting.
Hike-In Site D
An isolated walk-in spot nestled under the tree canopy along the trail.
Hike-In Site E
A rustic hike-in camping site located near the northern section of the trail.
Indian Point North Dispersed
Wooded dispersed camping along the Indian Point North forest road in Hiawatha National Forest. Offers peaceful, secluded spots with native dirt pull-offs.
Indian Point North Spur Ca
Secluded dispersed camping corridor along Indian Point North Spur Ca, situated within Delta County's scenic forestlands.
Indian Town Lake West Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping corridor along Indian Town Lake West road within Hiawatha National Forest. Offers a peaceful, wooded setting close to the lake.
Isabella Spur E Dispersed Area
Dispersed camping corridor along Isabella Spur E within the Hiawatha National Forest. This area offers primitive roadside sites surrounded by dense forest canopy. Suitable for travelers seeking secluded boondocking without facilities.
Island Resort Casino RV Park
A fully developed resort RV park and parking complex, offering full-hookup sites alongside premium amenities such as restroom, shower, and pool access.
Lakeview Drive Spur A Dispersed
A quiet forest spur road within the Hiawatha National Forest, providing remote, wooded dispersed camping opportunities.
Little Bay de Noc Campground
A beautiful and quiet developed campground managed by the U.S. Forest Service, situated directly on the shore of Little Bay de Noc. Features 38 spacious sites equipped with picnic tables, fire rings, and lantern posts, with vault toilets and drinking water available on site. Highly popular for fishing and lake access.
Little Black River Spur Lb
Quiet dispersed camping corridor along the Little Black River Spur in the Hiawatha National Forest, offering serene wooded settings.
Little Ole Spur A Dispersed
A secluded forest spur road offering dispersed camping access in the Hiawatha National Forest.
Mormon Creek Spur A Dispersed
A secluded dirt spur located off Mormon Creek Road within the Hiawatha National Forest, offering standard dispersed camping sites.
Nahma Marsh Trailhead Parking
A trailhead parking area for the Nahma Marsh Trail on Hiawatha National Forest lands. Provides a simple, flat parking zone adjacent to the hiking trail.
Newport State Park - Site 10
Excellent walk-in wilderness site situated along the forested shoreline, offering great privacy and peaceful natural surroundings.
Newport State Park - Site 3
A remote, hike-in wilderness campsite nestled in the conifers near the shoreline of Newport State Park, offering excellent privacy and lake views.
Newport State Park - Site 4
Hike-in backpacking campsite located along the wilderness trail of Newport State Park, featuring a quiet pine forest setting close to the water.
Newport State Park - Site 5
Wooded walk-in campsite offering high privacy and close proximity to Lake Michigan. Perfect for backpackers seeking solitude.
Newport State Park - Site 6
Scenic hike-in site surrounded by dense forest, providing a quiet and secluded retreat near the park's trail system.
Newport State Park - Site 7
Quiet walk-in site situated in a pristine hardwood and conifer forest, featuring easy access to the lakeside trails.
Newport State Park - Site 8
Secluded wilderness backpacking site located a short hike from the parking area, offering peaceful lake breezes and excellent shade.
Newport State Park - Site 9
Charming hike-in campsite near Newport Bay, surrounded by beautiful cedar trees with a dedicated campfire ring.
Newport State Park Wilderness Campsites
A collection of hike-in, wilderness backpacking campsites located along the scenic shores of Lake Michigan in Newport State Park. These sites offer a true wilderness experience on the Door Peninsula, nested in dense hardwood and conifer forests with beautiful water views. Accessible only by foot, bicycle, or kayak, these sites require reservations and a state park pass.
North Finn Dispersed Corridor
Dispersed forest corridor along North Finn road, providing quiet and primitive roadside camping options in the Hiawatha National Forest.
Nothin Road Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping corridor along Nothin Road in Hiawatha National Forest. Deep forest setting with very minimal passing traffic.
OB Fuller Campground
A well-maintained county park campground set along the shores of Lake Michigan, featuring electrical hookups, clean restrooms, and beach access.
Peninsula Point Dispersed Camping Corridor
A highly scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Peninsula Point Campground Road (County Road 513T) within the Hiawatha National Forest. Positioned on a narrow peninsula reaching into Lake Michigan, the area features a few roadside pull-offs and flat, grassy openings with fire rings. Visitors can easily access the rocky shoreline and the historic Peninsula Point Lighthouse day-use area at the southern tip of the road.
Pioneer Trail Park & Campground
A shaded county park along the Escanaba River featuring grassy and sandy sites, complete with water and electric hookups and dry camping options.
Quarry Cutacross Spur
Dispersed sites along the Quarry Cutacross Spur in Hiawatha National Forest, located just a couple of miles from the Flowing Well Campground. It offers a nice wooded backdrop with good access.
Rapid River District, Hiawatha National Forest
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Rock Island State Park Campground
A remote state park campground located on Rock Island, offering walk-in campsites with scenic Lake Michigan shoreline views.
Rock Island Trail Site 1
Primitive walk-in campsite located on Rock Island, accessible only by passenger ferry and trail.
Rock Island Trail Site 14
Primitive walk-in campsite along the trail system of Rock Island State Park.
Rock Island Trail Site 15
Secluded hike-in campsite situated near the northern shoreline of Rock Island State Park.
Rock Island Trail Site 16
Quiet hike-in primitive campsite surrounded by dense woods on Rock Island.
Rock Island Trail Site 2
Quiet primitive walk-in campsite on Rock Island, accessible via passenger ferry and hiking trail.
Sandstrom Lake (Co RD K-9) Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along County Road K-9 near Sandstrom Lake in Hiawatha National Forest. Offers nice forest views and quiet spots suitable for standard rigs.
Soup Ladle Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located along Soup Ladle Road within the Hiawatha National Forest. This area offers quiet, undeveloped sites surrounded by dense forest foliage.
St Vital Road Dispersed Area
Primitive dispersed camping sites located along the St Vital forest corridor. Nestled deep within the Hiawatha National Forest, this location is excellent for those looking for a quiet, secluded forest retreat.
Stony West Forest Road
Stony West offers dispersed camping along a gravel forest road within the scenic Hiawatha National Forest.
Tick Lane Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Tick Lane in Hiawatha National Forest. Peaceful wooded setting with native-dirt pullouts.
Tower South Spur A Dispersed
A remote forest spur in the Hiawatha National Forest offering rustic, undeveloped dispersed camping sites. Surrounded by dense woodland, it provides a quiet and secluded retreat close to the Flowing Well recreation area.
Upper Peninsula State Fair Grounds Campground
Located at the fairgrounds, this campground offers select full hook-ups, water/electric sites, or dry camping with handy access to bathhouse facilities.
Upper S Mino-kwe Creek Spur C
This forest spur road offers quiet, primitive dispersed camping in a dense woodland setting.
Yellow Slipper Road Dispersed Area
Scenic forest corridor along Yellow Slipper Road with opportunities for dispersed camping under the canopy of the Hiawatha National Forest.