Category: Camping
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Celebrate Autumn at the Tahquamenon Falls Harvest Festival in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula
Celebrate autumn at the Tahquamenon Falls Harvest Festival on Sept. 27 at the Lower Falls Campgrounds. Enjoy hayrides with Smokey Bear, a camper chili cook-off, pumpkin decorating, and archery while exploring the stunning Upper and Lower Falls—a classic Michigan Upper Peninsula fall getaway for families.
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Why Mount Bohemia’s Summer Chairlift and Nordic Spa Should Be on Your Bucket List
Mount Bohemia’s summer chairlift offers breathtaking views of Lake Superior, Manitou Island, and Gratiot Lake. Follow it with a day at the Nordic spa, where hot tubs, saunas, and steam rooms melt away stress. Add wood-fired pizza and a sunset, and you’ve got the ultimate Upper Peninsula summer day.
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Moonlit Michigan: 10 Nighttime Events Families Shouldn’t Miss
From stargazing at Headlands Dark Sky Park to chasing the full moon while paddling Lake Huron Michigan’s noctourism scene is full of family-friendly adventures. These 10 nighttime events across the state turn sunset into the start of something magical. Ideal for families with curious kids and tweens ready for something new.
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The SnackleBox: Make it Michigan-Themed
Say hello to the Michigan-themed SnackleBox—your new favorite mom hack for road trips, lake days, and park play dates. Inspired by my friend Ashley, who showed me hers at a June track meet, this snack solution is perfect for packing local flavors and kid-friendly bites for all your Michigan adventures.
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These Michigan Campgrounds Belong on Your Summer Bucket List
Summer in Michigan means it’s time to unplug and explore. From Lake Michigan’s sandy shores to the Upper Peninsula’s pine trails, this guide highlights the best camping spots. Perfect for families, beginners, and seasoned campers, these sites promise forest hikes, quiet nights, and unforgettable outdoor adventures.
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Metro Detroit’s Top Outdoor Adventures for Big Kids & Teenagers
Teens and tweens need more than a playground—they need action. From treetop zip lines to mountain biking and water trails, these outdoor adventure activities for teens in Metro Detroit will get everyone moving, laughing, and off their screens.
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