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Enjoying the Great Outdoors also means encountering wildlife. Seeing animals in their natural environment can be beautiful (deer) or frightening (bear). Either way, keeping safe should always be your number one goal.&nbsp;

To help you be prepared for potential animal encounters, check out our top tips for staying safe while exploring.

Wildlife Tips: Ways to Stay Safe While Exploring

Enjoying the Great Outdoors also means encountering wildlife. Seeing animals in their natural environment can be beautiful (deer) or frightening (bear). Either way, keeping safe should always be your number one goal. 

To help you be prepared for potential animal encounters, check out our top tips for staying safe while exploring.

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Whether you use it for s’mores or ghost stories, a roaring campfire is one of the biggest delights of any camping trip.
Never built a campfire before? No worries...Our step-by-step campfire directions will have you and the crew huddled around the fire in no time!

How to Build a Campfire

Whether you use it for s’mores or ghost stories, a roaring campfire is one of the biggest delights of any camping trip. Our step-by-step campfire directions will have you and the crew huddled around the fire in no time!

There’s no other way to describe it: America’s first national park is simply magnificent. From its jaw-dropping geysers to epic wildlife, Yellowstone is full of natural wonders.  
Of course, all that exploring is sure to induce an appetite! So whether you’re picking up food to eat in the park or dining in town, here are our top contenders for the best place to eat near Yellowstone.

Best Bites to Eat Near Yellowstone

Whether you’re picking up food to eat in the park or dining in town, here are our top contenders for the best place to eat near Yellowstone.

State park right after getting off of the Mac bridge. When looking online Michigan state parks seem to be on the cheaper side but then they slap you with an $8 online booking fee, plus you have to pay $9 a day to get into the park even though you paid for a campsite. So a $22 campsite ends up being $39 for a single night. 

The bathrooms and showers are clean and nice.

Straits State Park

Just after bridge.

Public Marina Bathrooms

Dollar General/Laundry Mat Parking Lot

Point La Barbe 

Camping Cabin (No Bathroom), Patio , Cable 24 Ch

Individual Tent Site, Water & Electric, Raised Platform Tent Pad

Deluxe Cabin (Full Bath with Shower), Patio

Back In, 50/30/20 Amps, Water/Electric

Back In, 50/30/20 Amps, Full Hookups , Cable 24 Ch

St. Ignace / Mackinac Island KOA Holiday

TeePee (No Bathroom)

Deluxe Cabin (Full Bath with Shower) Rancher 400 Sq Ft Two Bedroom

Nomadic.Tortoise

United States

Michigan

St Ignace

Paved Parking Area

Water Access

Electricity Available

Bathroom

Shower

Pets Allowed

Fire Ring

Picnic Tables

ADA Accessible

RV Dump Station

Hiking

Biking

Yoga

Stand up paddle board

Swimming

Kayaking

Playing an Instrument

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Straits State Park

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