Aerial view of the forested 640-acre Arrowhead Lake Camp property in northern Michigan

Our story

640 Acres of Michigan Wilderness

A former Boy Scout camp with over 60 years of history — now privately owned and open to families, groups, and anyone who needs a little more nature in their life.

How it started

Six decades of scouting, now open to all

For more than 60 years, this land was home to one of Michigan's most beloved Boy Scout camps. Generations of scouts hiked its trails, paddled its lakes, and learned the skills of the outdoors within these 640 acres of mixed woodland and wetland.

Now privately owned, Arrowhead Lake Camp carries that same spirit forward — a place where the land does the work. The trails are still here. The lakes are still here. The quiet is still here.

Whether you're coming with family, a group of friends, or a retreat looking for real seclusion, you'll find it on 640 acres that have been shaped by decades of outdoor tradition.

Historic camp cabins nestled in the pines at Arrowhead Lake Camp

The property

Two lakes, 640 acres, and room to breathe

The property spans 640 acres of northern Michigan woodland and wetland. Guests have access to the private 93-acre Arrowhead Lake as well as Big Williams Lake. Miles of trails wind through the forest, and the landscape shifts from dense pine canopy to open wetland meadows.

640
acres
of mixed woodland and wetland
2
lakes
Arrowhead Lake and Big Williams Lake
60+
years
of outdoor camp history on this land
3+
miles
of hiking and biking trails
Tree-lined shoreline of Big Williams Lake on the Arrowhead Lake Camp property

Getting here

Find us in Lupton, MI

Address

Lupton, Michigan

Nearest city

West Branch, MI (approx. 20 miles)

Detailed driving directions will be provided with your booking confirmation. The camp entrance is marked — check in at the Ranger's Office when you arrive.

3501 Peters Road, Lupton, Michigan 48736

Detailed directions provided with booking confirmation.

Arrival & check-in

What to expect when you arrive

Step 1

Head to the Ranger's Office

The Ranger's Office is located at the entrance to the property. Stop here first — your host will get you checked in and oriented.

Step 2

Check-in & check-out times

Check-in and check-out times will be confirmed with your booking. Contact us if you need to arrange an early arrival or late departure.

Step 3

Camp host on site 24/7

A camp host is on site around the clock. If you have any questions or need anything during your stay, the Ranger's Office is your first stop.

Step 4

Parking

Parking is available on site. Your host will direct you to the appropriate area for your cabin or campsite.