Campsites at The Oaks

Campsites at The Oaks: Lakefront, Wooded, Big-Lot and Tent Sites

The Oaks Campground sits on 155 acres in Munith, Michigan, with about 120 acres of trails, a spring-fed swim lake and a fishing lake. Sites are a mix of open and wooded, and they’re the biggest of our three parks: the smallest are about 35 by 65 feet and the largest up to 55 by 120 feet. (A typical campground site is about 33 by 60.) This guide compares each type of site so you can choose the one that fits your family.

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200+ siteson 155 acres
Up to 55 x 120 ftour biggest lots
50 ampon short-term sites; no sewer
Tent siteselectric and primitive

Find your kind of site

Rates vary by date and site; see our rates page. To see where each section sits, open the park map.

Lakefront

Best for: Families who want the beach close by

Power
30/50 amp (50 amp on short-term sites)
Hookups
Water and gray-water drain; honey wagon for black tanks
Size
Varies (all Oaks sites at least about 35 x 65 ft)
Setting
Swim-lake view of the beach and Aquaglide
Pets
Leashed dogs welcome; no dogs at the swim beach

Our lakefront sites are a short walk to the new sand beach, with a front-row view of the Aquaglide floating water park. On summer weekends you may spot neighbors holding up scorecards for the best belly flops. Like all short-term RV sites at The Oaks, they have water, 50-amp electric and a gray-water drain. Waterfront sites are in high demand, so they’re priced higher; for water access on a budget, book a site a little farther back.

Newer north section

Best for: Families who want the store, pavilion and play areas nearby

Power
30/50 amp (50 amp on short-term sites)
Hookups
Water and gray-water drain; honey wagon
Setting
Mix of open and wooded
Pets
Leashed dogs welcome

The north end of the campground is the newer section, close to the store, the pavilion, the main playground, the basketball court, sand volleyball, the ball field and the free Kangaroo Jumper. It’s a great fit for families who want kids to come and go easily.

Older wooded section (22–109)

Best for: Peace and quiet

Power
30/50 amp (50 amp on short-term sites)
Hookups
Water and gray-water drain; honey wagon
Setting
Old-growth trees
Pets
Leashed dogs welcome

Sites 22–109 sit in the older part of the campground, known for its old-growth trees and quiet. You’re farther from the beach and pavilion here, which is exactly why guests who want peace, morning coffee and wildlife choose it. Deer and sandhill cranes are common sights in this part of the park.

Largest lots (46–61)

Best for: Big rigs on 30 amp, room to spread out

Power
30/50 amp (50 amp on short-term sites)
Hookups
Water and gray-water drain; honey wagon
Size
40–55 ft wide, up to 120 ft long
Setting
Wooded older section, no rear neighbors
Pets
Leashed dogs welcome

Within the older section, the row from site 46 to 61 has the largest lots in the campground: 40–55 feet wide and up to 120 feet long, with no neighbors behind you. If you have a big rig that runs on 30 amp, or you just want room to spread out the awning, chairs and games, ask for this row.

Electric tent sites (T1–T12)

Best for: Tent families who want power and the amenities close by

Power
20 amp
Hookups
No sewer
Size
Tent site
Setting
T7–T12 have many old-growth trees
Pets
Leashed dogs welcome

The Oaks has more tent sites with electric than any of our parks, and arguably the nicest tent camping of the three.

  • T1–T6 have 20-amp electric and sit near the recreation barn and horseshoe pit.
  • T7–T12 have 20-amp electric and plenty of old-growth trees (they’re pictured on the rates page).
  • Sites 178 and 179 have electric and water, close to the trailhead and a bathroom building with laundry.

Our top pick is T1–T12: beautiful trees, close to the store, the pavilion, the newest playground, the ball field, sand volleyball, basketball and the Kangaroo Jumper. Every tent site has a fire ring and picnic table, and tent campers can use every amenity in the park. Read more in our guide to tent camping at The Oaks.

Electric tent sites (178, 179)

Best for: Trail lovers

Power
Electric
Hookups
Water at the site
Size
Tent site
Setting
Close to the trailhead
Bathhouse
A bathroom building with laundry nearby
Pets
Leashed dogs welcome

Primitive tent sites (T13–T18)

Best for: Visiting seasonal friends and family, simple camping

Power
None
Hookups
None
Size
Tent site
Setting
Open field
Bathhouse
Next to a bathhouse with showers and laundry
Pets
Leashed dogs welcome

T13–T18 are primitive sites in an open field, right next to a bathhouse with showers and laundry. They’re near the seasonal sites, so they’re popular with guests visiting seasonal friends and family.

Power, water and the honey wagon

Every RV site at The Oaks has water, electric and a gray-water drain; short-term sites have 50 amp, and seasonal sites are 30 amp. Short-term sites have 50 amp, but there are no full sewer hookups and no pull-throughs today. Here’s how it works: your shower and sink water (about 95% of an RV’s wastewater) drains away, so only the black tank fills. When it’s time, our honey-wagon service comes to your site and pumps it out. Seasonal campers typically need about six pump-outs a season, and starting in 2027 a pump-out is $19. Many campers like gray-water sites for exactly that reason: they’re comfortable and cost less than full hookup. There’s also a dump station.

If you need 50-amp full hookups now, our sister park Walnut Hills has 80 of them.

Help choosing a site

Tell us what matters most (the beach, quiet, shade, room for a big rig) and we’ll point you to the right area. Call 517-596-2747, see why guests love our secluded setting, and read plan your stay for arrival and park rules. When you’re ready, book your site.

Questions

Does The Oaks have 50-amp or full-hookup sites?

The Oaks has 50-amp service on short-term RV sites (seasonal sites are 30 amp), with water and a gray-water drain at every site. There are no sewer hookups or pull-throughs; our honey-wagon service pumps black tanks at your site, and there is a dump station. If you want a full hookup with sewer, our sister park Walnut Hills has 80 of them.

Can big rigs fit at The Oaks?

Yes. Our sites are the biggest of our three parks and work well for rigs of 40 feet and up. Short-term sites have 50 amp (seasonal sites are 30 amp), and there are no pull-through sites.

Which sites at The Oaks are the biggest?

Sites 46–61, in the older wooded section. They’re 40–55 feet wide and up to 120 feet long, with no neighbors behind you.

Do the tent sites at The Oaks have electric?

Yes, most of them. T1–T12 have 20-amp electric, and sites 178 and 179 have electric and water. T13–T18 are primitive.

How does the honey wagon work?

Your shower and sink water drains away through the gray-water drain, so only your black tank fills. When it’s time, our honey-wagon service pumps it at your site; from 2027, a pump-out is $19.

Ready to pick your site?

Choose your exact site on the live booking map. Rates vary by date and site; see our rates page.

Book your site

The Oaks Campground · 7800 Cutler Road, Munith, MI 49259 · (517) 596-2747