• You can see Michigan high and low from an RV.Thomas Northcut/Photodisc/Getty Images
  
  Michigan has many resources for people who love camping and the outdoors. Michigan is surrounded by the five Great Lakes, and there are many beaches, forests and national parks to explore. For those who like to live, camp or travel in a recreational vehicle (RV), Michigan offers a number of safe, high-quality campsites. Whether you like your campgrounds to be modern and full of amenities or more primitive and rustic, there are many RV campgrounds in all areas of the state in which you can stay.
  
  

Rockey's Campground

• Rockey's Campground features a large array of amenities. There is a mini-golf course, a game room, a playground for children and a number of regular activities for adults, such as bingo and horseshoes. You can buy supplies such as food, ice, tackle and bait right at the campground, and there are boat ramps and boat rentals for fisherman and water enthusiasts. Rockey's has daily, weekly and monthly rates, and even has cabin rentals. You can contact Rockey's Campground at:
  
  Rockey's Campground
  
  19880 27 1/2 Mile Road
  
  Albion, MI 49224
  
  (517) 857-2200
  
  michcampgrounds.com/rockeys
  
  

Troll Landing Campground

• Troll Landing is situated amongst rivers, lakes and small streams. Besides camping in your RV, you can take canoe and tube trips, use the hot shower facilities, play on the playground or go fishing. You can also rent tubes, canoes and kayaks for yourself. If you get tired of staying on the campground, there are a number of attractions within 30 minutes of the campground, such as horseback riding, golf and antiquing. You can contact Troll Landing at:
  
  Troll Landing Campground
  
  2660 Rifle River Trail
  
  West Branch, MI 48661
  
  (989) 345-7260
  
  trolllanding.com
  
  

Whispering Pines Family Campground

• Whispering Pines has a number of comforts and services for the whole family. There's a laundromat, water and electrical hook-ups, an arcade, a children's playground, basketball, volleyball, a putting green and hay rides. You can rent cabins, primitive campsites and even pop-up campers here. Though most people camp in the warm months of spring and summer, there are numerous activities at the campground should you want to stay there during the winter as well. It's close to downhill and cross-country skiing, and you are free to snow mobile or snow shoe on the 110 acres of the campground. If you are interested, you can contact Whispering Pines Family Playground winter or summer at:
  
  Whispering Pines Family Campground
  
  3060 Mancelona Road
  
  Mancelona, MI 49659
  
  (231) 587-5122
  
  whisperingpinesmi.com