Except for a designated safety zone, hunting is permitted within the park in accordance with Michigan State hunting laws and regulations. The KOA campground offers on-demand shuttle service to campers heading to the Kewadin Casino or Mackinac Island ferries. Camp staffers even help visitors decide what to see and do in the area and will provide you with travel information packets. Open from early May through October 25, the campground features 200 sites including 28 full RV hookup sites. Hot showers, flush toilets and laundry facilities are available.
Discount rates are available during the spring and fall.
The park offers many amenities to entertain and educate its guests. You will find a heated pool, video arcade, a Native American museum and gift shop on-site. You won't have to take a hike in the woods to see Northwest Michigan wildlife because a campground exhibit features live fox, bobcat, peacock and deer. Learn the names of the five resident deer, and they will answer your call to eat from your hand making for a great photo opportunity. The bridge links the state's lower and upper peninsulas.