RV Campground Chassell: Your Perfect Rental at Greenlight Resort
"Keep it real at the Lake."
RV Campground Chassell: Your Perfect Rental at Greenlight Resort
"Keep it real at the Lake."
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Available properties:
We offer 6 rustic cabins with one or two-bedroom accommodations and 4 studio or flat accommodations also featuring one or two bedrooms.
A minimum 9-month lease agreement is required.
A one-month deposit is mandatory.
Utilities are included.
On-site laundry facilities are available.
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The campground and RV park
The campground and RV park are open for guests and provide hookups for both potable and greywater. Additionally, there are on-site facilities.
What to do at Chassell?
Chassell, Michigan, is a beautiful small town with a lot to offer visitors, especially those who enjoy outdoor activities and a peaceful natural setting. Here are some activities you can do as an outsider visiting Chassell:
1. Chassell Historical Museum
- What to Do: Learn about the rich history of Chassell and the Upper Peninsula at the local museum. It showcases artifacts from the area’s early days, including Native American history, the mining era, and the development of the town.
- Why Visit: It gives a great sense of the local culture and history, especially if you’re interested in how this small town evolved.
2. Chassell Township Park
- What to Do: This park is perfect for a picnic, a relaxing stroll, or just enjoying the outdoors. It’s right on the edge of the Keweenaw Waterway, so it’s a nice spot for some waterfront views.
- Why Visit: Great for families or anyone looking to enjoy a peaceful afternoon by the water.
3. Explore the Keweenaw Waterway
- What to Do: Take a walk along the Keweenaw Waterway or rent a kayak or canoe to paddle along the water. The waterway connects Lake Superior to the Portage Lake and is a serene place to explore.
- Why Visit: It’s perfect for water sports or a scenic boat ride. You’ll get amazing views of the surrounding landscape.
4. Visit Michigan Tech (Houghton)
- What to Do: If you’re in Chassell, Michigan Tech University in nearby Houghton is worth a visit. You can tour the campus, visit the Michigan Tech Archives, or check out the Copper Country National Historical Park in Houghton.
- Why Visit: Michigan Tech is a hub of research and innovation in the region, and the area around Houghton offers more recreational opportunities, museums, and cultural sites.
5. Copper Country Hiking Trails
- What to Do: If you enjoy hiking, the Copper Country Trail System has a variety of hiking routes, from easy walks to more challenging treks. A popular one is the Swedetown Trails in nearby Calumet.
- Why Visit: The trails offer incredible views, especially during the fall when the leaves change. It's also a great way to get out and experience the natural beauty of the Upper Peninsula.
6. Explore the Keweenaw Peninsula
- What to Do: Chassell is located near the Keweenaw Peninsula, which is a treasure trove of natural beauty, outdoor activities, and historical sites. Take a scenic drive along the Peninsula, visit Copper Harbor, or check out the Keweenaw National Historical Park.
- Why Visit: The Keweenaw Peninsula offers breathtaking landscapes, lighthouses, hiking, waterfalls, and historic sites to explore.
7. Visit the Houghton Waterfront
- What to Do: Take a short drive to Houghton and stroll along its beautiful waterfront. You can visit local restaurants, cafes, and shops, or enjoy a peaceful walk along the waterfront park.
- Why Visit: Houghton’s waterfront is a charming area, with a mix of nature and local culture. It's also a good spot for watching boats or enjoying a local brew.
8. Winter Sports (If Visiting in Winter)
- What to Do: If you're visiting in winter, the area offers skiing, snowshoeing, and snowmobiling. The Swedetown Ski Trails are nearby, and the Mont Ripley Ski Area in Houghton is just a short drive away.
- Why Visit: Winter brings out the best of the Upper Peninsula’s snow-covered landscapes, with plenty of options for outdoor sports enthusiasts.
9. Chassell Fireworks (Seasonal)
- What to Do: If you’re in town around the 4th of July, don’t miss the annual Chassell Fireworks display over the water. It’s a fun event for the whole family.
- Why Visit: It’s a lively, local celebration of Independence Day, and the fireworks over the Keweenaw Waterway are a sight to see.
10. Local Dining & Breweries
- What to Do: Explore some local dining options in Chassell and nearby towns. The Chassell Inn offers good food in a cozy atmosphere, while Keweenaw Brewing Company in Houghton is a must-try if you're a craft beer enthusiast.
- Why Visit: The local food scene offers a mix of classic Upper Peninsula fare, including pasties (a must-try), fresh fish, and locally crafted beers.
Chassell is peaceful and perfect for nature lovers, history buffs, and outdoor adventurers. Whether you’re spending a day or a few days, it’s the ideal place to relax and immerse yourself in the stunning natural surroundings of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.
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