Pop-up camper available for reservation at Bay City State Recreation Area
Contact: George Lauinger 989-684-3020
Agency: Natural Resources
April 22, 2015
Bay City State Recreation Area soon will have a pop-up camper available for reservation, thanks to a donation of repairs from Tri-City RV. The cost is $55 per night and the camper accommodates three to four people and includes two beds, a table and booth seating and a kitchen sink.
Tri-City RV donated nearly $1,000 in repairs. The camper will be available for reservations after May 26, 2015.
"This new offering will be a great option for visitors who don’t have their own camper," said George Lauinger, park manager. "In addition to our mini-cabins, the pop-up camper provides guests a convenient camping experience without having to pack a tent or haul a camper."
An $8 fee will be assessed for all advance reservation fees, and campers must have a Recreation Passport on any vehicle entering the campground or the day-use area of the park. To make a reservation when the pop-up camper becomes available or to get more information about the camper, contact the park at 989-684-3020. (Reservations for the camper cannot be made through the online reservation system.)
Bay City State Recreation Area, situated on Saginaw Bay, features a variety of camping and recreation opportunities, a spray park, playscape, reservable picnic shelters, 1 mile of shoreline along Saginaw Bay, and 7 miles of trails. The park also is home to the Saginaw Bay Visitor Center, which offers weekly programs on archery, nature education and more.
Inside Michigan’s Great Outdoors subscribers are always the first to know about reservation opportunities, state park events and other outdoor happenings. Visit www.michigan.gov/dnr to subscribe now.
A Recreation Passport grants vehicle access to any Michigan state park, boat launch, state forest campground or nonmotorized state trailhead parking. Residents can purchase the Passport for*just $11 ($5 for motorcycles) at the time of Michigan license plate renewal through*Secretary of State. Forgot to check “YES” during renewal? Residents and nonresidents can purchase a Recreation Passport window sticker during regular business hours at state parks. Learn more about how the Recreation Passport supports state parks and local outdoor recreation opportunities at http://ift.tt/R1TTaw.*
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is committed to the conservation, protection, management, use and enjoyment of the state’s natural and cultural resources for current and future generations. For more information, go to*www.michigan.gov/dnr.
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Contact: George Lauinger 989-684-3020
Agency: Natural Resources
April 22, 2015
Bay City State Recreation Area soon will have a pop-up camper available for reservation, thanks to a donation of repairs from Tri-City RV. The cost is $55 per night and the camper accommodates three to four people and includes two beds, a table and booth seating and a kitchen sink.
Tri-City RV donated nearly $1,000 in repairs. The camper will be available for reservations after May 26, 2015.
"This new offering will be a great option for visitors who don’t have their own camper," said George Lauinger, park manager. "In addition to our mini-cabins, the pop-up camper provides guests a convenient camping experience without having to pack a tent or haul a camper."
An $8 fee will be assessed for all advance reservation fees, and campers must have a Recreation Passport on any vehicle entering the campground or the day-use area of the park. To make a reservation when the pop-up camper becomes available or to get more information about the camper, contact the park at 989-684-3020. (Reservations for the camper cannot be made through the online reservation system.)
Bay City State Recreation Area, situated on Saginaw Bay, features a variety of camping and recreation opportunities, a spray park, playscape, reservable picnic shelters, 1 mile of shoreline along Saginaw Bay, and 7 miles of trails. The park also is home to the Saginaw Bay Visitor Center, which offers weekly programs on archery, nature education and more.
Inside Michigan’s Great Outdoors subscribers are always the first to know about reservation opportunities, state park events and other outdoor happenings. Visit www.michigan.gov/dnr to subscribe now.
A Recreation Passport grants vehicle access to any Michigan state park, boat launch, state forest campground or nonmotorized state trailhead parking. Residents can purchase the Passport for*just $11 ($5 for motorcycles) at the time of Michigan license plate renewal through*Secretary of State. Forgot to check “YES” during renewal? Residents and nonresidents can purchase a Recreation Passport window sticker during regular business hours at state parks. Learn more about how the Recreation Passport supports state parks and local outdoor recreation opportunities at http://ift.tt/R1TTaw.*
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is committed to the conservation, protection, management, use and enjoyment of the state’s natural and cultural resources for current and future generations. For more information, go to*www.michigan.gov/dnr.
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Pop-up camper available for reservation at Bay City State Recreation Area
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