These 2 MI Campsites Are Among The Hardest To Book In The Nation

MICHIGAN — Two Michigan campgrounds are among the hardest camping sites to book across the nation, according to a new study.

Twelvemile Beach Campground is the seconds toughest camp site to book, while Hurricane River Campground is the six toughest spot to book, according to The Dyrt, which is a camping resource website.

Both campsites are located within the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore near Grand Marais in the Upper Peninsula. Twelvemile Beach Campground is booked 99.4 percent of the time and Hurricane River Campground is booked 96.8 percent of the time, according to the website.

"Centrally located a skipping stone’s throw from an immaculately sandy beach, Twelvemile’s well-maintained, accessible grounds offer easy access to the waters of Superior, plus landmarks like lighthouses, the otherworldly Chapel Rock and more," The Dyrt said. "Add easy access to the charming Upper Peninsula towns of Grand Marais and Munising, and Twelvemile Beach is the ideal place to experience everything the Pictured Rocks have to offer from one easy vantage."

Here is the complete list of the hardest-to-book campgrounds in the U.S.

1. Nevada Beach Campground - Nevada
2. Twelvemile Beach Campground - Michigan
3. Devils Garden Campground - Utah
4. Seven Points Campground - Tennessee
5. Kirk Creek Campground - California
6. Hurricane River Campground - Michigan
7. Aspenglen Campground - Colorado
8. Fruita Campground - Utah
9. Colter Bay RV Park - Wyoming
10. Twin Lakes Campground - California