Name: North Country Campground
Address: 13209 State Highway M123, Newberry, MI 49868, USA, US
Telephone: +1 906-293-8562

North Country Campground is a campground, located at 13209 State Highway M123, Newberry, MI 49868, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 906-293-8562, visit their website www.northcountrycampground.com for more detailed information.

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13209 State Highway M123, Newberry, MI 49868, USA

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April Deyarmond

13 October 2017

We just spent our anniversary at this campground, and before we left had already discussed coming back next year, the owners were very nice even came to see us off & thanked us coming. Oh and they of coarse wanted to see our Spike but her was already literally tucked into bed lol. Actually shared the pictures I had taken of him tucked in..We have came faithfully to the u.p every year of our anniversaries & id have to say this stay was one of our favorites, heard a male and female moose calling for one another at 1a.m. and almost entire length of stay wad between two coyote packs that howled back in forth. There's nothing like the u.p.
Richard M. Brancato

28 September 2017

Clean and grounds are well kept. Bathroom needs updates, showers are directly across from the door. Grass pads. You can get 30Amp full hookups or 50 Amp water only. There are a lot of things to do at the campground and it is close to many attractions. $3O and up.
Shirley Blackler

23 September 2017

Perfect central location to see so many places within an hours drive or less. Owners are super and are on site all the time. Very well maintained.
Jilian Campbell

21 August 2017

This is a wonderful family campground. Very accommodating. Love the lay out with the playground in the middle. Will definitely be visiting again.
Jacque Pietsch

27 July 2017

We stayed one night on our cross country bicycle trip. It was a nice peaceful place, great family vibe. Larry made sure we had everything we needed and shared some great stories.
Wendi St Clair

01 March 2017

Great customer service will have us Definitely coming back here to camp. Clean facilities also!!!
Michelle Matlack

22 February 2017

Best campground I have ever been too. So clean and well kept. The owners take great pride in the place. Felt so welcome. Kinda felt like home. Would highly recommend to anyone.
Craig Hagee

22 February 2017

We have stayed here twice, and have already committed to a 3rd stay again this summer. The owners are very friendly and helpful. Sites are very level, and the place is kept very clean. The campground is centrally located to many attractions. Our stay last year included a day especially for kids at no additional cost to the campers. Looking forward to making this a destination for years to come. Well worth the 14 hour drive for our crew. You should make this a destination as well.
Gina Harman

22 February 2017

I had my family and friends stay at the Little Lodge and it was WONDERFUL!! It is so clean and comfy. I recommend their campgrounds to everyone - especially families that are looking for a great place to bring their children. They are located directly in the center of at least a DOZEN great Eastern Upper Peninsula attractions including: Soo Locks, Tahquamenon Falls, Whitefish Point, Oswald's Bear Ranch (right down the road), and Pictured Rocks National Park.
Abigail Sweeney

12 September 2016

We booked a site in advance for a 32' RV with 30 AMP service. The site we wasn't absurdly narrow but was complicated by the location of a large pine tree on the north side of the site. We elected to park the RV from the south side of the site at an angle so as to afford both ourselves and our neighbors a maximum amount of space and privacy as well as to avoid any contact or the RV with the tree. We had parked, leveled, and set up, only to find that our site was a 50 AMP service only and that we did not have a converter. While discussing where to stop in Newbeery to buy a converter. campground administration drove by and demanded that we re park our RV from the north side of the site. We attempted to explain that parking that way would, in order to extend our slide on one side and leave an acceptable margin between our neighbors RV, require us to drive through the tree branches and drag them down the side of our RV. The man told us we could only park in one direction on the site and we had to move or leave.
So we did. We parked the RV according to his instructions, thus burying it half way into the pine tree branches with a two foot margin between our RV and our neighbors on the east side. Our fire pit sat exactly 10 feet from our neighbors fire pit on the west side, so we did our best to rearrange our chairs so that each party had enough room around their respective pits.
It was, needless to say, insulting to be expected to subject our RV to potential damage simply to comply with their preferred method of parking. While it is in general a decent campground, we would not stay there again given the way we were treated.