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Hancock Campground
Hancock Campground is located in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, just outside of the town of Hancock. The campground is situated on the banks of the Portage Canal, offering stunning views of the canal and the surrounding area. The campground offers a variety of amenities, including a boat launch, picnic tables, fire pits, and a playground. There are also several hiking trails nearby, as well as a variety of fishing spots. The campground is open year-round, and offers both tent and RV sites.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Facility
- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
User Reviews
Philip Petraglia
We averaged $26 / night for E50/I. Our dirt site in this heavily forested city campground overlooked a scenic lake. Sites were nicely spread out and with the heavy wooded area we could not easily see sites beside us. Internet service was good. The biggest drawback is that we could not get level and therefore could not open our slides. Our site sloped 8 to 10 inches between rear and front tires. Because of the inability to level, I gave this 3 stars. It would've been lower if the price had not bee so low. All of the Keewanaw Peninsula is within an hour drive. Not to be missed is Brockway Mountain. We watched the sunset over Lake Superior 700 feet below us then drove 10 minutes to the other side and watched the full moon rise over Copper Harbor 30 minutes later. It was fantastic!!! The self guided Delaware Copper Mine tour taking us 1400 feet underground was also very interesting.
Kari Brookhouse
Campground was quiet, clean, sites surrounded by a lot of trees and shrubs so there was separation from the neighbors. Some sites were very secluded. Right on the water so nice views and easy boat access.
Adam miller
Nice and quiet park. Very reasonably priced
Heather Skulan
Campground was clean and well kept. The campsite had been raked to remove larger rocks. There were many people with pets and children but none were intrusive or loud even in the evenings. Checking in was fast and easy. The showers and bathrooms were in good condition. There were also many things to do in the area, from good restaurants to great nature sites or museums. I will be coming back again.
Eliza Polk
I went on a camping trip for a week and one night forgot to book a campsite. I happened to find a campsite available here. As it was 10 pm I had to do it online and there’s only one photo of each campsite and they’re not very good. I chose a wooded site as I figured the ground would be soft. We showed up around 11pm and attempted to put our tent up. It was impossible. The ground was covered in rocks and tree roots. The rocks were big we kept tripping on them. I know it was late but I don’t know how they expect anyone to sleep in a tent on their site. They also only have like 12 tent sites. I hope those are better than the one we were at. We ended up having to sleep in our car because we could not put our tent up. We were at site 4 The bathrooms were pretty clean. Very hot and construction going on. The showers and toilet stalls are very small.