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Matchwood Campground Introduce

Matchwood Campground, located in Ewen, Michigan, offers a unique and rustic camping experience within the Campgrounds & RV Parks category. This site caters to those seeking a primitive camping adventure, providing a free, basic outdoor setting.

Situated in the Upper Peninsula, Matchwood Campground presents an opportunity for campers to immerse themselves in nature. It's important to note that this campground is a primitive site, meaning campers should be prepared to bring all necessary supplies and equipment. The site offers a free camping option, which is a notable feature, though it's surrounded by private land, and is a relatively small area.

Based on customer reviews, the campground's location is described as somewhat unusual. The site is primitive, requiring campers to be fully self-sufficient. Some visitors have reported issues with muddy conditions and recent tree clearing. Additionally, the small size of the campground can lead to close proximity between campers, which some may find less desirable.

Key considerations for campers:

  • Primitive camping: Bring all necessary supplies.
  • Free access: A cost-effective option for campers.
  • Small site: Limited space and potential for close proximity to other campers.
  • Potential for muddy conditions.
  • Surrounded by private land.

Matchwood Campground provides a basic, free camping option for those comfortable with primitive conditions. It's essential to be prepared for a self-sufficient experience and to be aware of the site's limitations. For local users seeking a rustic, no-frills camping adventure, Matchwood Campground offers a unique opportunity to connect with the natural environment of the Upper Peninsula.

Location

MichiganGogebic CountyEwen

Customer Reviews

2.0
2 reviews
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Jade
Aug 27, 2021

This site is a free oasis in a sea of paid sites. The problem is that it's surrounded by private land and is a small area. Seems strange it's reserved for camping. Other than the weird location, it's primitive camping so expect to bring everything yourself. Left early, only because someone had the whole site and decided to take the one right next to me. If that didn't happen, I probably would've stayed longer.

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William Wells
Oct 21, 2019

Muddy and trees cut down