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Camping, cabins & RV / Proud Lake Recreation Area

Proud Lake Recreation Area - Modern Campground

Michigan DNR state park systemIndependent

A modern state campground on Proud Lake with 130 sites in two loops and 30/50-amp electric.

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

Clouds reflected in the lake water

Proud Lake Recreation Area - Modern Campground · Photo from the venue’s official website

A motorboat on the lake shore beneath a cloudy skySunset over the lake

Quick facts

Campsites
130
Parking
Recreation Passport required for vehicle entry (DNR)

03 / The story of this place

What’s it like to stay here?

The campground has two loops and 130 sites with 30/50-amp electric, some with lake views. A three-lane sanitation station and a swim area sit inside the campground. Sites are not especially flat. Youth groups can use the organizational camps, and the Huron River is close.

  • 130 modern sites, 30/50-amp
  • Youth-group organizational camps
  • Huron River

Getting there

You need a Recreation Passport to drive in. If you need a level spot for your rig, ask about the site before you book.

What comes with your room?

  • Kitchen in the room
  • Accessible rooms

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