Kincheloe, Michigan: Kinross Charter Township RV Park in the Upper Peninsula

October 2024, two nights, weekdays

Arrival 

This township has two RV Parks; east and west. We had thought we would stay in the west section near the fairgrounds, as that area is a bit more like a campground; however, the water had already been turned off for the season in that section. We arrived from the west, so continuing 2½ more miles to the east campground was not a problem. A host trailer was on site in the east park near the registration area; however, we did not see the host at any time during our stay. We chose a site, and then registered and paid via envelopes provided at the self-registration kiosk.

Above: sunset from inside camper in East Kinross Township RV Park
Below: map overview of East Kinross Township RV Park

Campsite 12

I did not take any campsite photos, so I am including a marked photo above from google maps to show the campground. We were on the campsite circled in red.

All of the sites in the east campground are full hookup. Our campsite had a level concrete pad. There were not many campers in October, so the fact that the sites are open was not an issue. There is plenty of room between neighbors behind each site.

Another view from inside our camper in East Kinross Township RV Park

Misc. and area information

This campground offers a great senior rate. WiFi is available, although the signal was kind of weak on our site. It is in a great location for visiting Sault Ste. Marie and Cedarville. 

Narnia Trail east of Cedarville, Michigan

In Sault Set. Marie, we shopped for groceries in Meijer (just south of town), and we visited the locks downtown. On our second day, we hiked Narnia Trail just east of Cedarville. Information I had read before our visit suggested doing this hike from John Arthur Woollam Preserve. We did that; however, I suggest starting from the rest stop near the limestone quarry. We stopped there and hiked a bit more on our return.

I highly recommend Massey Fish Company, a seafood market on the north side of St. Ignace--delicious smoked fish!

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