Bergland Township Park & Campground

The Host Gary was very friendly and helpful. So it was mostly level Electric water dump showers what's there not to like for 12 bucks?

Next to a township park and lake launch. Some spots have water, all have electricity. Honor system for payment. Showers a toilets in the park behind campground.

We stayed here for 4 nights. It was during the off season so it wasn’t busy at all. They have electricity, but the water is a little confusing. It doesn’t seem like every site has water, but thankfully no one was around us so we hooked up. They have a small gas station and restaurant within walking distance and that is all that’s within 20mins. You can walk to a park and boat launch. My kids loved that. The lake is beautiful and a nice place to fish or kayak.

They also have a dump station for $5.

We stopped here on our way to Traverse City. It’s a small Township owned campground right on Lake Gogebic. We walked over to the local bar to have a drink before dinner. Then walked to a small restaurant, Angelo’s, just right up the hill from the campground. Both water and electric hookups were easy to pull in to. There were bathrooms and showers just right up the hill in the park for our use. Our only complaint would have to be the mosquitos, but hey, I guess you can expect that being right near the water.

$18 near the bathrooms. $20 in the lower spots. All of them have picnic table, fire pit, electric hookup and water that they ask you use, even to fill up, but don’t stay hooked.
Hot shower, clean bathrooms, dump station, drinking water, boat ramp, very quiet.

Only an overnighter, but it's excellent for those nights when you just had enough driving. Nice playground for the kids if needed, restaurant only about a tenth of a mile walk. Boat ramp. We pulled in on a Wednesday around 6pm, only 5 of the 15 spots were taken. Weekends might be different

It's on our list now for the UP.

A great launch point for the Porcupine Mountain Park. The sites are of a reasonable size and layout. A nice 'community' shelter and restrooms (Clarity, I didn't visit them while staying). The dump station is decent and the park staff was helpful and friendly.
The site "E" we had, did have electrical power, but there was not a 30A receptacle. (Bring your adapter !)