Campground & RV park check
Check the whole campground before you commit.
Tell us what guests may stay in, what the property already has, and what you want to add. We’ll show you who to call, what to ask, and what to gather before you buy, build, or open.
Prefer to read first? See a worked example · See a finished sample call sheet
Built from current official Michigan starting points
This is a starting map. The agency or local office makes the final call.
Dealing with unsafe drinking water, surfacing sewage, a spill, fire, or another immediate danger? Use Michigan’s environmental emergency route.
This route goes deep on a fixed Michigan campground or RV park. The state’s core definition starts with maximum capacity for five or more recreational units used as temporary living quarters.
Temporary event camping, program camps, mobile-home living, seasonal worker housing, storage-only yards, marinas, and permanent lodging have separate paths. Choose them above and the result will point you in the right direction.
A short call sheet, in the right order.
Why it showed up
Every task points back to something you told us.
What to ask
Use the question on the phone or in an email.
What remains unknown
The call sheet names what the agency or local office still needs to decide.
Made for fixed camping properties
Useful before a campground purchase, opening, expansion, or reopening.
This route follows the fixed Michigan campground and RV park path from local land use to EGLE plans, local health review, water, sewage, license transfer, annual inspection, and separate guest activities. It sends event camping, program camps, housing, food, pools, and land work to the right next path without pretending one permit covers them all.