Presque Isle Campground on the western edge of Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park in Michigan is home for us tonight. When we pulled in, Scott at the ranger station made sure we understood that this is a rustic campground then refused to assign us a spot but rather sent us out to find our perfect campsite. We chose #25 in the No Generators loop. We have a view of the woods out our bedroom window and of Lake Superior from the dinette window! We started preparing dinner on the Coleman stove on the picnic table but a heavy rain drove us inside for a while. Before sunset we took a stroll down closer to the lake. and then found an empty picnic table with a great view and right at ten o’clock watched the sun dip below the horizon. These long summer evenings are glorious!

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  1. Amanda

    Gorgeous pictures!

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