Things to explore with family in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan

Spring to summer months is considered gorgeous times to visit the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, which is connected with other parts of Michigan by the 26,372 feet-long Mackinac Bridge. Visiting the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, especially Mackinac Island in Michigan, will give you an enriching experience of numerous beautiful parks and natural sites. If you are planning to arrive at this Midwest region and its nearby Mackinac Island in Lake Huron near the straits of Mackinac this spring and summer, look no further than Exploring the North for cozy and fair-sized camping in Michigan during your stay. Facilities That Exploring The North Provides You are offered spacious tents, platform tents, American-style campsites, and rustic campsites with the facilities of free Wi-Fi, a shower house, solar-powered lighting, etc. These campgrounds are located just a mile away to the west, near the Au train. Here you can enjoy the blinking lights of the M-28 Au train and a sandy beach during your stay,