Mackinaw City, MI

We stayed at the St. Ingias KOA which was ok as a base camp for Macinac Island and Ste. St. Marie excursions. We stayed there since we were coming from Green Bay.

We also stayed at Mackinaw Mill Creek. We liked it. Large campground, lots of good bike riding. Our site was large. The bridge view sites right behind us were very tiny. Otherwise I highly recommend it!

We stayed at Lakeshore Park Campground in St.Ignace. Quiet on the lake with free shuttle service to the boats for Mac Island

I am not a big fan of mill creek, the sites are on the small side and restroom facilities are limited. If you are looking for an easy in, easy out campground then my recommendation would be the Mackinaw City KOA which has pull through sites that are fairly easy to access. If you want a nice view of the bridge and to be close to town than I would stay at Tee Pee Campground, but make your reservations early as they have a limited number of larger sites.

Cheboygan State Park is a short drive to the ferry as well. It's a tiny park, very rustic setting but they do have some sites with 15 amp service. Many sites are on the water, Duncan Bay, it is shallow and warm. Edit just read your signature, 38 foot + truck would be hard to drive around in Cheboygan SP. It's more a tent and small trailer CG. Like the other poster suggested, Wilderness is a proper RV park, even has full hookups at some sites.

If you prefer a more natural setting, try Wilderness state park. It's only 20 minutes from the ferry and is a beautiful park.

Second Mackinaw Mill Creek.

We stayed at Mackinaw Mill Creek Campground just outside Mackinaw City last May. Our space was right on the water with a view of the bridge. Nice campground, but when we were there, clouds of Mayflies were flying around. We thought they were mosquitoes when we got there, so we were pretty relieved when we found out they don't bite.

Have you searched RVParkreviews.com for places in the area? You might include St. Ignace also, its over the bridge in the U.P but close to town and a ferry terminal. What time of year are you planning on going? Better check to see when the ferries start running again.