moderate
2–4 hours
Suitable for individuals with a moderate fitness level; some steady hiking and uneven terrain involved.
Experience the scenic Field Sites at Lake Antoine Park in Iron Mountain, Michigan. Perfect for hiking, wildlife viewing, and outdoor photography, this adventure offers something for everyone.
Starting at $35/Night • 1 Night to 3 Week Rental Options • Water & Electric 30/50 Amp
County Resident: $30.00 (ALL Resident IDs will be confirmed upon check-in.) Non-Resident: $35.00
Honey Wagon Fees $15.00 Dump Station Fees Camper: Free • Non-Camper: $20.00
Lake Antoine Campground is located on beautiful Lake Antoine just outside Iron Mountains historic downtown. Our Park offers 90 modern sites, 2 reservable pavilions, 1 reservable Band Shell, playgrounds, volleyball court, basketball court, horseshoe pits, hot showers, running water restrooms, potable water fill station, sanitary station, firewood for sale, and a 748 acre lake with boat launch that offers swimming, fishing, boating, and a variety of other summer activities.
Beautiful 20 acre park layed through a wonderful mix of mature oak and pine offering both a beautiful sun-filled beach/picnic area and plenty of shade for those hot summer days. All this resting against the shores of a 748 acre recreational lake and less than a half mile outside the almost 2,000 acre Fumee Natural Area.
Swimming, biking, hiking, fishing, kayaking, camping, and family fun
To protect local wildlife and plant habitats, always stick to established paths during your visit.
Mosquitoes and ticks can be common, especially in warmer months, so prepare accordingly.
Though the park has picnic areas, it's best to stay hydrated and energized while on the trails.
Northern Michigan weather can shift quickly; bring layers and waterproof gear as needed.
Iron Mountain was historically a key site for iron ore mining, shaping the local economy and culture in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Lake Antoine Park participates in local conservation efforts focused on protecting native species and maintaining water quality to ensure long-term ecological health.
Provides support and traction on varied terrain found throughout the park.
Staying hydrated is crucial during any outdoor activity in this region.
Protects against mosquitoes and ticks active in the warmer months.
spring specific
Adjust layers to handle temperature changes, especially in crisp autumn weather.
fall specific