Countryside Camper between Capac & Imlay City!

*Camper will be available again starting in April, 2025. It is currently closed for the winter season.*

Get away from it all when you stay under the stars. Large camper on a very private, 9 acre piece of property. Do you like being surrounded by wildlife? Then stay at this wonderful place. There is a deep, large creek running alongside the property, where you will see deer, rabbit, groundhog, and other animals.

The camper has enough room for the whole family, or couples that want a nice getaway.

The camper is situated between Capac and Imlay City, 4 miles to each. DoorDash is even available!

The space:
There is a master bedroom with a memory foam full size mattress at the front of the camper, a set of bunk beds in the back of the camper, a sleeper couch and a dinette in the middle of the camper.

The unique thing about this camper is that it’s equipped with a slide out that takes up pretty much one entire side, maximizing your space and even allows for an air mattress to be put down or room for your furry friends to sleep at.

There is a kitchen in the camper, but in order to conserve power - it is recommended to use a cooler for your perishable items (instead of the fridge) and the BBQ grill to cook on (instead of the stove). The kitchen sink is inoperable at this time (due to no running water), beyond being a place to store your dirty cooking utensils.

There is also a bathroom in the camper, but currently there is no water hookup. Therefore — there is a very clean outhouse to use (it gets serviced weekly). If you need to wash up - towels, washcloths, hand sanitizer and soap are provided for you, as well as jugs of water.

There is a fire pit on the premises that you are welcome to use, as well as a BBQ grill.

Other things to note:
- There is a usable and portable generator on-site. Otherwise, there is no electricity at the premises.
- There is a long, grass/gravel driveway to get to the camper from the road (the camper is pushed back quite a ways).
- 4x4/4 wheel drive vehicles are recommended especially on wet days, but are not required.