Finding Camp In Michigan
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- Опубліковано 23 вер 2019
- Starting off camping can be confusing. I hope to clarify some confusion on where you can and can't camp especially when disperse camping.
Please always do you own research. This isn't a list of all laws and is how I have interpreted them.
Links to the sites I use to find land:
midnr.maps.arcgis.com/apps/we...
www.mcgi.state.mi.us/mi-hunt/...
www.michigan.gov/documents/dn...
www.michigan.gov/dnr/0,4570,7...
www.michigan.gov/documents/dn...
dmbinternet.state.mi.us/DMB/OR...
www.fs.usda.gov/hmnf
apps.fs.usda.gov/TravelAccess/
www.fs.fed.us/ivm/
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I take my cards with me when I leave. I talked to green jeans about it once and I brought up your exact points. He agreed haha.
Your channel has been very helpful for me. Thank you.
I have been watching several videos about van camping. Usually they are in quartsite Arizona or other parts of the desert. Occasionaly they are in Florida, California or out east. I was so excited to find a Michigan tour. I live in Wisconsin but got to go to Michigan a couple of summers ago with my daughter. Definitely a trip of a lifetime. Are you from Michigan
Very useful info. Traveling from NW Indiana to Manistee National Forrest tomorrow and pretty much plan on showing up putting my tent down and enjoying the great outdoors
Hey Jason, great video! This is exactly what I needed to see. I’m getting into camping and really want to do some dispersed camping here in Michigan. I’m in the SE lower portion of the state so am pretty much limited to rec areas until I can make my way further north later in the year. There is one wild game area I’ve been eyeballing and looking for camping info on but am struggling to find a clear answer as to limitations.
That ledge was at the pictured rocks / I was hoping to see and hear more about that
Fellow Michigander here my friend. Good info. Thanks for those links!
Getting ready to leave for Holland, Manistee, then not sure but a big adventure. Will be leaving today or tomorrow. Like follow the edge all around Michigan, next summer going to spend it all summer in the UP, so very excited!
I'm from Mi too..I wanna explore more up north too , hopefully 1 day soon..I do some adventures here too..
just left your video with Carson and your buddy. figured its a good time to subscribe. I've gone across the country a half dozen times with my buddy camping on the way. However, he sold his motorcycle and bought a 26' "camping " trailer. He likes "clamping", So, I'm on my own. I've always liked dispersed camping and will start this spring with a new tent and my new plain jane jeep. I'm going to confine myself to Michigan this year, being a Michigander. your videos are informative, Thanks!
Thanks for the links.
Thanks for all the good information. Do any of these sites or apps charge a fee
Yeah guys I highly suggest you get a State Rec on your vehicle. Last year it was $16 and it allows you to get into any state park. I use mine at Warren Dunes and Van Buren State Park
Also yeah Lake Michigan if you were to fall asleep on the dunes and a flash flood came. You could be swept off the almost cliff-like dune edge. Sharp dead trees at the base
Have you been to the two hearted river camp ground in up? It's a very nice place.
I’ve only camped in areas known for camping where there’s like a trailhead or something to park at. So on national forest lands can you just find a spot to pull off of a dirt road and leave the car there for the weekend? I’m trying to plan a camping trip for Hiawatha on Lake Michigan and I see a good amount of open shoreline a few miles from the highway I just don’t know what we’d do with our cars. Also if you’ve been there and you know a great spot that’s be really helpful. Sorry man, it’s just that I learned more from this a few of your videos than from reading every government website on the matter of dispersed camping😁
Супер, как у вас там хорошо класс!!
Michigan dnr officers said just put diver license on permit so no personal info left behind.
Lots of private timberlands open for public use.Just call the company to get permission for overnight camping.
Is state land the same as state forest?