Lake Leelanau RV Park was originally called Teter's Little Finger Beach. It was started by Ray & Florence Teter in the 1960's. The campground had all dirt roads with only rustic, grass-covered campsites. There was a peanut farm, a large garden, and a community camper's garden on the south side of the park.
Located on the northern side of the park were five housekeeping cottages nestled among the campsites. An old barn sat at the entrance where our fountain currently is located. There were small aluminum row boats for rent, an aluminum boathouse, docks, and a wonderful sandy beach that remains today.
Located on the northern side of the park were five housekeeping cottages nestled among the campsites. An old barn sat at the entrance where our fountain currently is located. There were small aluminum row boats for rent, an aluminum boathouse, docks, and a wonderful sandy beach that remains today.
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Our in-season office hours are from 9:00 am until 7:00 pm. Stop by or give us a call! Yes, dogs must be on a leash (6 foot max) at all times. You must clean up after them and they are not permitted on the beach at any time for obvious sanitary reasons. You may not leave them unattended on your site or in your camper.
Local Attractions
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On the northwestern shore of Michigan's lower peninsula lies Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, a hilly region fringed with massive coastal sand dunes and dotted with clear lakes. The Sleeping Bear Dunes were even voted the "Most Beautiful Place in the Country" by ABC News! Go back in time to the Historic Fishtown in Leland.
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Enjoy the pristine shores of Lake Leelanau. The lake provides 21 miles of crystal clear waters. Our beach has a large, shallow, and safe swimming area perfect for children and family fun. Fishing (Lake Leelanau is filled with Walleye, Bass, Northern Pike, Perch, Trout, and loads of pan fish.). Very few campgrounds are located on a 21-mile long beautiful lake and we are very proud to be able to offer you many choices for enjoying the water.
Lodge
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Leelanau County's finest lodge can accommodate up to 140 people. Our log lodge has a large full kitchen, bathrooms (handicap accessible), tables and chairs, 50 inch plasma TV, leather couch, and a huge wood burning fireplace. We have state-of-the-art surround sound for movies and a microphone for meetings.
Pipe Organ Concerts
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Did you know we have a pipe organ? The Lake Leelanau RV Park pipe organ has three manuals and pedals, and consists of 61 ranks, for a total of 3,503 pipes. The instrument is a combination of a 1923 Moller and a 1967 Casavant. The shortest pipe has a speaking length of 3/8 inch, and the longest is 16 feet.
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