Ludington East / Pere Marquette River KOA Holiday

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About Ludington East / Pere Marquette River KOA Holiday

This is what camping is all about! Ludington East/Pere Marquette River KOA is tucked into the vast Manistee National Forest, famous for its piney woods and clear-running streams. Yet, your hosts have set aside plenty of open space for roomy campsites and family activities. Come join in all the fun with s'mores, wagon rides, a petting farm, swimming, movie nights and so much more. A world of natural beauty awaits just beyond this KOA. Paddle down the Pere Marquette River, a National Wild and Scenic River that flows nearby. Check out the beaches near Ludington. This KOA strives to ensure that your experience reflects the campground's motto: “Where memories are made to last beyond a lifetime.” Pool: Memorial Weekend - Labor Day Weekend. Max pull thru: 120 feet. Your hosts: Joel & Lydia Fodor and Leticia, Riah & Beckham.

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