Three Nights Back-In Among Ash and Oaks: Ontonagon’s New Upland Campground

ONTONAGON HIKING FIELD GUIDE

Three Nights Back-In Among Ash and Oaks: Ontonagon’s New Upland Campground

A three-night back-in campsite rental at a newly built, pet‑friendly campground in an upland forest with bathrooms, water spigots, fiber Wi‑Fi and miles of private land for recreation.

Three Nights Back-In Among Ash and Oaks: Ontonagon’s New Upland Campground.

Duration
Contact operator
Location
Ontonagon
Operator
Hamilton's North Coast Adventures
Category
Hiking
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Discover a newly built campground etched into a mature upland forest near Ontonagon, designed for privacy and comfort amid Ash, Red and White Oak and Aspen trees. The site offers shaded back‑in campsites, on‑site bathrooms, water spigots and high‑speed fiber internet, plus miles of private land and a walking trail to the office.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE SETTING

Shaded upland forest and private land

Set into a mature upland stand of Ash, Red & White Oak and Aspen, the campground’s shaded sites sit within miles of private land for hiking and quiet recreation, offering a sense of seclusion uncommon at newer campgrounds.

THE AMENITIES

Essentials done well: bathrooms, water and Wi‑Fi

Practical conveniences are in place: two bathrooms on each end of the loop, two water spigots, high‑speed fiber Wi‑Fi and available septic pump service to support multi‑night stays.

THE PRACTICALS

Pet friendly with on‑site services

The campground welcomes pets (see the Campground Policy and Procedures for details), sells firewood on site (campers are asked not to bring outside wood), and provides a walking trail that connects campsites to the office.

What the day feels like

What three nights here feels like

Over three nights you settle into shaded back‑in sites beneath mature hardwoods, use on‑site bathrooms and water points, and move on to nearby private acreage for daytime hikes or relaxation; the campground’s design emphasizes privacy and practical comforts such as fiber internet and septic pump service for multi‑night stays.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this rental suits—practical fits and considerations.

1
Solo campersThe campground’s emphasis on privacy and shaded back‑in sites makes it a good match for solo travelers seeking quiet and comfortable on‑site amenities.
2
FamiliesFamilies benefit from the loop layout, two bathrooms on each end of the campground, water spigots and nearby private lands for daytime exploration.
3
Pet ownersPets are welcome—owners should consult the Campground Policy and Procedures for specifics and any requirements on‑site.
4
RV and trailer usersBack‑in campsites and available septic pump service (one free pump with a two‑night stay; additional pumps available) support RVs and trailers on multi‑night reservations.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Bring typical campsite supplies and any pet gear you need; do not bring firewood from off‑site—firewood is sold at the campground.

On‑site Services

Two bathrooms are available on each end of the loop, there are two water spigots, and one septic pump is provided free with a two‑night stay; additional septic pump service can be arranged.

Staying Connected

High‑speed fiber Wi‑Fi is available at the campground for guest use.

Trails and Access

A walking trail circles the campground and connects to the office; miles of private land are available for recreation on the property.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

Are pets allowed at the campground?

Yes. The campground welcomes pets, but guests should review the Campground Policy and Procedures for full pet rules and any requirements.

Is Wi‑Fi available at the sites?

Yes. The campground provides high‑speed fiber Wi‑Fi internet for guests.

What amenities are provided on site?

Amenities include two bathrooms on each end of the loop, two water spigots, on‑site firewood sales, a walking trail to the office and septic pump service options.

Can I bring my own firewood?

No. Guests are asked not to bring wood in; firewood is available for sale at the campground.

Is septic pump service included for multi‑night stays?

One free septic pump is provided with a two‑night stay; additional septic pumps are available if needed.