City of Au Gres Riverfront Campground
Quiet & Scenic Camping
City of Au Gres Riverfront Campground is a beautiful, family and pet friendly campground that offers plenty of amenities and is conveniently located 2 hours north of Detroit off US-23.
Michigan's Best Kept Secret!
Situated on the Au Gres River in Au Gres, Michigan, our gorgeous campground is not only equipped with a kayak launch, but kayak rentals are also available to the public.
We offer spacious camping lots in both wooded and sunny areas, with some positioned along the Au Gres River. Each camping lot includes water, electric, WiFi access, a picnic table, and a fire ring. We are known for our extremely clean bathrooms and bathhouses, which are located adjacent to the Park Office.
There are play areas throughout the park for children and adults, as well as a pavilion (for rent), tennis, outdoor volleyball, horseshoe pits, shuffle board and basketball courts. For your convenience, our camp store sells ice, firewood, fishing bait, ice cream snacks, pop, candy bars and Au Gres branded wearables.
Our friendly campground staff is ready to take your call and answer any questions you may have about our campsites and availability. See what our campers are saying about us!
Please book your campsite using the City Au Gres Riverfront Campground Reservation Form or contact us at 989-876-8310 | augrescitypark@gmail.com
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If you like the outdoors, Arenac County is great place to relocate your business, or to establish a new manufacturing facility. There are a multitude of outdoor recreational activities to enjoy along with the year-round community festivals and events.
This video highlights the beauty of the area and the benefits of living and working in one of the communities along the almost 50 miles of Lake Huron shoreline or adjacent to thousands of acres of recreational land.
Located on the northern shore of Saginaw Bay on Lake Huron, this area has long been inhabited by humans, with some 5000 year old Native American artifacts being found here. The Rifle, Au Gres, and Pine Rivers made for excellent fishing and canoeing routes for both the Ottawa Indians and early settlers to the area including Captain J.P. Phillips and John Lentz, who started a sawmill in 1856.