Welcome to Addison Oaks Campground! The campground is closed for the 2026 season. Reservations may be made 180 days (approximately six months) in advance. Reservations for group areas may be made 335 days (approximately 11 months) in advance. The Day Use Park is open year-round.
There’s a new attraction at Addison Oaks County Park and Campground that’s taking play to new heights.
The park’s brand-new climbing tower is now open, giving guests a chance to scale one of the tallest rope climbers in Michigan.
Standing at an impressive 24 feet 10 inches, the structure delivers both a physical challenge and a memorable experience for guests of all ages.
Be sure to visit during day-use hours, which are 7 a.m.-9 p.m. during the camping season.
Addison Oaks County Park & Campground has been inducted into the Old-Growth Forest Network as a 
community forest, recognizing the role it plays in connecting people with nature. The Old-Growth Forest Network (OGFN) is the only national network of “protected, old-growth, native forests where people of all generations can experience biodiversity and the beauty of nature.”
Read more about the designation at OldGrowthForest.net or view the news release.
Please note that ONLY Class 1 e-Bikes with pedal assist only with no throttle are allowed on our trails. High-speed e-Bikes that can travel at 20 mph or faster, along with Sur-rons, are not permitted. If you have any questions, please contact the park directly. We appreciate your help keeping our trails safe and fun for all pedestrians and riders.
Take a virtual tour of the Addison Oaks trails:
Addison Oaks County Park & Campground is a 1,140-acre natural oasis close to home where visitors can recreate for the day, camp under the stars or explore the park’s rich history. Campers can stay on individual sites or in group camping areas, yurts or cabins. Activities include a 20+ mile trail system for hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking and winter fat tire biking; boat/kayak and bike rentals, 18-hole disc golf course, fishing, geocaching, picnicking, playgrounds and group picnic shelters. A 2.5-mile connector trail connects the main park to Addison Oaks-East Nature Park and other nearby recreation areas. The Solar System Trail, located along the popular Buhl Lake Loop, features two scale model displays of the solar system and can be enjoyed by both campers and day-use guests. The Historic Tudor-style Buhl Estate hosts weddings, banquets, receptions and business meetings, with food service by Oak Management and can be reached at 248-693-8305.
