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Camping, cabins & RV / Washtenaw / Jackson Counties · Waterloo Recreation Area

Waterloo Recreation Area Pines Hike-in Campground

Michigan DNR state park systemIndependent

Five rustic hike-in sites on the Waterloo-Pinckney Trail, meant for through-hikers and limited to one night.

You book on the hotel’s own site. We don’t charge you anything and we never see your booking.

Mountain biker on a forest trail

Waterloo Recreation Area Pines Hike-in Campground · Photo from the venue’s official website

Sandy lake beach in the recreation area

Quick facts

Campsites
5
Parking
Recreation Passport required for vehicle entry (DNR)

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What’s it like to stay here?

Five rustic hike-in sites sit at the 10-mile marker of the Waterloo-Pinckney Trail, meant for through-hikers and limited to one night. There are picnic tables and an outhouse, and campfires are prohibited. From May to September, water is available at the Horse-N-Around Stables half a mile north.

  • Five hike-in sites, one night only
  • No campfires
  • At the trail's 10-mile marker

Getting there

Reserve with the Michigan DNR at 800-447-2757 or midnrreservations.com. A Recreation Passport is required for vehicle entry.

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