Where To Eat - Where To Stay
Camping
Hotels
Food
Crystal View Campground
Bella Vista Inn
Laughing Horse Saloon
Offers rustic camping for RVs, trailers, and tents. It is an attractive campground with spacious sites set in a nicely wooded area with easy access. You will find dirt roads, running water on property, Port a John’s toilets and ready access to the Twisted Trails Off Road Park. Minimal sites have electric hook-ups.
The campground is located in the northern part of Manistee County just a 1/2 mile east of Copemish on M115. Available on a first-come basis.
Rustic Camping Rate: $10 per person, per night.
Electrical Camping Rate: $15 per person, per night.
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Twisted Trails Off Road Park
19405 Read Road
Copemish, Michigan 49625
231.651.9548
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Scenic Hill Drive
1400 US Highway 31
Beulah, Michigan 49617
231.882.7754
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Crystal Mountain
15888 Lindy Rd.
231.378.4876
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14848 Thompson Ave
231.378.2554
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Geno's Sports Bar & Grill
A Papano's Pizza
13033 Cadillac Hwy
231.378.4300
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Little Betsie Bistro & Grocery
12500 Crystal Mountain Dr.
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12273 West St
Bear Lake
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231.864.3000
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Honor Motel
10800 Main St
Honor
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231.325.3471
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475 N Michigan Ave
Beulah, MI 49617
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855.201.7819
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Northwoods Lodging
Mushroom Cap Motel
310 W Mesick Ave
Mesick, MI 49668
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231.885.1222
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12500 Crystal Mountain Dr.
Thompsonville, MI 49683
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855.995.5146
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Healy Lake State Forest Campground
Springdale Township operates a 24-site State Forest Campground on the east side of Healy Lake, the Township's only recognized lake. The campground is open from May 1 to Oct. 31. A host camper is on site from mid-May to mid-Oct. A small picnic and swimming area is available. A boat launch site is also available.
Please call 231-864-2531 with questions
Camping fee is $13.00 per day
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231.864.2531
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Interlochen State Park
Located just 15 miles southwest of Traverse City, Interlochen State Park is situated between two well-known fishing and swimming lakes: Green Lake and Duck Lake. The park was established as Michigan's first state park by the Michigan Legislature in 1917, which paid $60,000 for the land. The name of the park was originally Pine Park, a 200-acre public park created to preserve the virgin pine stand for the people of Michigan. In 1928, the National Music Camp was established on the property adjoining the northern boundary of the park.
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4167 M-137
Interlochen MI, 49643
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231-276-9511
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