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✅ Amenities & Features
📖 About This Campground
Kona Hills Campground is a rustic, 80-acre retreat nestled in the heart of Marquette County, Michigan. Perched 200 feet above Lake Superior, the campground offers a secluded camping experience with panoramic views of the Huron Mountains and the city of Marquette. The site features 40 campsites—32 walk-in and 8 drive-in—catering to campers seeking solitude and a deep connection with nature. Please note that the campground is rustic, meaning there are no electric or water hookups, and gas generators are not permitted.
🛖 Accommodations & Amenities
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Campsites:
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32 walk-in sites
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8 drive-in sites (suitable for vehicles up to 24')
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Each site includes a picnic table and fire ring
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Campsite rate: $30 per night
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Facilities:
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Portable toilets available on-site
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Fresh artesian water accessible via a hand pump well at the welcome area
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Local firewood available for purchase
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No electric or water hookups; gas generators are not allowed
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Entrance is steep, limiting access to recreational vehicles and trailers to 24’ and under
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🌄 Things to Do
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Geological Exploration:
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Discover vibrant Kona Dolomite rock formations, unique to the area
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Search for ancient stromatolite fossils on-site
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Wildlife Viewing:
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Observe nesting eagles and other local wildlife
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Hiking & Trails:
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Access to the Noquemanon Trail Network for hiking and biking adventures
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Scenic Overlooks:
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Enjoy breathtaking views from various rock outcroppings, including the Lake Superior Outlook (currently closed for safety improvements)
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📍 Nearby Attractions
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Lake Superior:
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Explore the shores and enjoy water activities
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City of Marquette:
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Experience local dining, shopping, and cultural attractions
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Hiking Trails:
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Access to the Noquemanon Trail Network for outdoor enthusiasts
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