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Camping, cabins & RV / Pontiac Lake Recreation Area

Pontiac Lake Recreation Area - Equestrian Campground

Michigan DNR state park systemIndependent

25 rustic equestrian campsites at Pontiac Lake Recreation Area, with direct access to horse trails.

You book on the hotel’s own site. We don’t charge you anything and we never see your booking.

Picnic tables under a tree by the lake

Pontiac Lake Recreation Area - Equestrian Campground · Photo from the venue’s official website

Quick facts

Campsites
25
Parking
Recreation Passport required for vehicle entry (DNR)

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What’s it like to stay here?

The equestrian campground has 25 rustic sites with picket poles, a vault toilet, hand-pump water and a pavilion. It connects to 17 miles of horse trails. The park's modern and group campgrounds have their own listings.

  • 25 rustic equestrian sites
  • 17 miles of horse trails
  • Pavilion and hand-pump water

Getting there

You need a Recreation Passport to drive in.

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