St. Ignace / Mackinac Island KOA

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Make St. Ignace KOA your basecamp to explore Mackinac Island, Tahquamenon falls, Whitefish point, Pictured rocks, Soo locks and more in Upper Peninsula. Experience RV camping, Cabins, Tipis and Tenting at our KOA.

Thank you for your patronage and patience while we were renovating the campground amenities during 2018.

Welcome to 2019! We are ready for you!
New teepee accommodations, remodeled bathrooms, remodeled store, updated game room, updated children play area, renovated cabins, improved full hook-up RV sites, improved electrical (lots of 50A sites), new dog park, renovated swimming pool and much more.
All full hook up sites are updated with 50A electric, graded and graveled.

Located at the Straits of Mackinac where Lake Michigan and Lake Huron converge, the St. Ignace/Mackinac Island KOA provides a terrific north-woods base camp. This waterfront town is the gateway to Michigan's Upper Peninsula, a swath of pristine forest and jeweled lakes.

Travel through the gorgeous Upper peninsula and visit Tahquamenon falls, Whitefish point, Soo locks, Shipwreck museum, Pictured rocks. There is so much more for you to explore in this pristine landscape.

Take advantage of the free shuttle from our KOA to the ferry that takes you to gracious Mackinac Island, where bicycles and horse and buggies are the only forms of transportation. Families love the area's beaches, lighthouse tours and state historic parks, complete with 18th-century forts and costumed interpreters.

Max pull thru: 90 feet. All full hook up sites and select Water/Electric sites offer Cable TV.

Campground Amenities

50 Max Amp
120' Max Length
Wi-Fi
Cable TV ($)
Pool (7/3 - 9/15)
Snack Bar ($)
Mini Golf ($)
Firewood ($)
Bike Rentals ($)
Tour Shuttle

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Overall Camper Rating:

Check in was a breeze. The cabin was surprisingly spacious for 3 and had a space heater that wasn't very effective. I suggest you bring your own sleeping bags if you tend to get cold... 8/24/2019

- Aditya Murugan on Google

Too quite, as young people it's hard to be as quite as everyone else. Not their fault, but someone stole the spot we reserved, and the campground made it right by giving us a new spot... 8/19/2019

- will raff on Google

Although the FHU sites are very close together, they are clean and level but with little to no grass. WE sites are more roomy. Nice location to everything north of the bridge. Loudest noises came from the workcampers. Staff was nice. 8/22/2019

Relaxing experience 8/22/2019

Had a great group time 8/22/2019

Had a good tenting experience 8/22/2019

A good location to do our film production 8/22/2019

Nice park and a good location. The drain location was about 25 feet from our trailer outlet , at the front of the campsite and was therefore unusable. 8/22/2019

It was nice to be there but on your campground you have to do a lot of updates 8/21/2019

Friendly staff very helpful 8/21/2019

My television wasn't working and they even gave me a television to use awesome people 8/21/2019

We had a great stay. Nice staff and amenities. 8/21/2019

We will be back. Great staff and campground 8/20/2019

The cable/dish they had was tearable,the channels only 3 came in. It broke up in pixsal or froze up. Our site was dug up, they didn't even rake it out , tripped over rocks, roots. If they had fixed the lots, it would of been great. 8/20/2019

Very friendly and helpful people in the office. Bathrooms and showers were clean and nice. Too many dogs in the park, barking as you would walk by. 8/20/2019

Nice campground. We had lower expectations looking at some negative reviews but we found the campground to be beautiful and staff were excellent. Nice location and they're doing lot of improvements. Will be back! 8/20/2019

Despite a power outage the camp compensated and handled the problem quickly. 8/19/2019

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St. Ignace KOA offers a free shuttle to the island ferries. You'll enjoy the view of the Grand Hotel and summer homes from the ferry. Return to an era of Victorian affluence when you visit Mackinac Island. As you step onto the island, you feel as if you are stepping into the past. Horse-drawn carriages and bicycles are the only modes of transportation. It is also known for historic sites such as Fort Mackinac, elegant cottages of a bygone era and quaint shops. The island also features incredible glacial age rock formations such as Arch Rock and Skull Cave.

The Upper Falls is the second largest waterfall east of the Mississippi. The Lower Falls is a series of cascades flowing around an island.

The Sault Locks in Sault Ste Marie - one hour away

The only passageway to Lake Superior, these locks open to ships from all over the world. Watch the traffic or take a scheduled boat trip through the locks.