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Saugatuck, Michigan
LGBTQ+ campground resort on 36 wooded acres with themed weekend events, seasonal Apr–Nov
One of the Midwest's premier LGBTQ+ outdoor resorts, open for more than four decades on a beautifully wooded 33-acre property just 10 minutes from downtown Saugatuck/Douglas. Campit is a membership-based resort ($15 per person, added at check-in) that welcomes all people identifying with the LGBTQ+ communities, their friends, and allies. Accommodations range from tent sites and full-hookup RV spots to sleeper cabins, premium resort cabins, vintage trailer rentals, and a five-bedroom Bunkhouse B&B. Amenities include a large heated swimming pool with solar heating and ADA chair lift, clubhouse, game room, camp store stocked with essentials and pride merchandise, volleyball, horseshoes, hiking trails, and outdoor showers. Every summer weekend is packed with themed events that foster community — think pool parties, social gatherings, and activities designed for meeting great people in a safe, affirming environment.
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