Electric hookups · Michigan

Campgrounds with electric hookups in Michigan

54 campgrounds in Michigan have electric hookups. All of them are tagged with electric hookups in OpenStreetMap. Most are in or near Saint Ignace, Roscommon and Cadillac. The websites of places to stay in Michigan have not been checked so far, so this list comes from OpenStreetMap only.

Campgrounds with electric hookups in Michigan at a glance

Places
54
Towns
42
From (a night)
Not recorded
Open year-round
0
Websites checked
0 of 634

Campgrounds with electric hookups 51–54 of 54

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  1. Campground

    Wilderness State Park Campground

    Campground · Saint Ignace, Michigan

    • Electric hook-up
    • Drinking water
    • Waste disposal
    • Toilets
    • Showers

    Open data · OpenStreetMap

    Fee charged

    Electric hookups, per OpenStreetMap.

  2. Campground

    Wilderness State Park Pines Campground

    Campground · Saint Ignace, Michigan

    • Electric hook-up
    • Drinking water
    • Toilets
    • Showers

    Open data · OpenStreetMap

    Fee charged

    Electric hookups, per OpenStreetMap.

  3. Campground

    Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Camp-Resort

    Campground · Grayling, Michigan

    • Electric hook-up
    • Wi-Fi

    Open data · OpenStreetMap

    Fee not recorded

    Electric hookups, per OpenStreetMap.

  4. Campground

    Campsite near Detroit Beach

    Campground · Detroit Beach, Michigan

    • Electric hook-up
    • Waste disposal
    • Wheelchair access

    Open data · OpenStreetMap

    Fee charged

    Electric hookups, per OpenStreetMap.

Prices are "from" prices per night as shown on each place's own website when we checked; check the current price and rules with the place before you travel. Facts marked OpenStreetMap come from the map's volunteers.

Towns with campgrounds with electric hookups in Michigan

Each town guide lists every place to stay in or near the town.

Dump stations and water near these campgrounds

Facts from each place's own website and from OpenStreetMap, imported October 2026. How we read websites · About our data