This Great Lakes RV Park is Booked Solid Every Year
Partnering once more with Maris Brennan of the Michigan Association of RVs and Campgrounds (MARVAC), today we’re featuring a wonderful campground on the Leelanau Peninsula. We chatted with Gary Becker, Owner of Indigo Bluffs RV Park and Resort in Empire, Michigan about the incredible campground he’s built. With 264 campsites, 260 of which are full hook-up sites, Indigo Bluffs covers 67 acres of gorgeous, hardwood-shaded land in northern lower Michigan. The campsites can handle RVs of all sizes, from modest pop-up campers to luxury Class A’s and toy haulers. On the RV resort side, each site comes with a 1000+ sq. ft. concrete pad and more than 6,000 sq. ft. of landscaped space to spread out.
In addition to RV campsites, there are also cottages, cabins, and RVs for rent. Plus, there's a long list of amenities that will appeal to campers of all ages – like a heated pool, food truck, playground, gaming area, laundry facilities, and much, much more. Sites book up quickly each summer, and reservations open on Labor Day for the following year, so be sure to lock in your travel plans for Indigo Bluffs early.
In the full episode, we chat more about:
● How Gary went to buy a house in the Great Recession of 2008 and wound up owning and operating an RV park for the last 15 years – with no prior experience
● Which kooky, annual local event made MSN.com’s list of the top 10 weirdest festivals in the world
● Where you can find the 70,000-acre natural wonder that’s within a ten-minute drive from the campground
● The philosophy that drives Indigo Bluffs’ incredible atmosphere, sense of community, and loyal staff
● And a short list of the many diverse things there are to do in Empire - from biking to cultural events to sampling locally produced wine, beer, and spirits
To learn more about Indigo Bluffs RV Park and Resort, visit https://www.indigobluffs.com/. You can also find them on Facebook and Instagram, as well as YouTube, where you can check out gorgeous aerial drone footage of the entire campground.
This Great Lakes RV Park is Booked Solid Every Year
Partnering once more with Maris Brennan of the Michigan Association of RVs and Campgrounds (MARVAC), today we’re featuring a wonderful campground on the Leelanau Peninsula. We chatted with Gary Becker, Owner of Indigo Bluffs RV Park and Resort in Empire, Michigan about the incredible campground he’s built. With 264 campsites, 260 of which are full hook-up sites, Indigo Bluffs covers 67 acres of gorgeous, hardwood-shaded land in northern lower Michigan. The campsites can handle RVs of all sizes, from modest pop-up campers to luxury Class A’s and toy haulers. On the RV resort side, each site comes with a 1000+ sq. ft. concrete pad and more than 6,000 sq. ft. of landscaped space to spread out.
In addition to RV campsites, there are also cottages, cabins, and RVs for rent. Plus, there's a long list of amenities that will appeal to campers of all ages – like a heated pool, food truck, playground, gaming area, laundry facilities, and much, much more. Sites book up quickly each summer, and reservations open on Labor Day for the following year, so be sure to lock in your travel plans for Indigo Bluffs early.
In the full episode, we chat more about:
● How Gary went to buy a house in the Great Recession of 2008 and wound up owning and operating an RV park for the last 15 years – with no prior experience
● Which kooky, annual local event made MSN.com’s list of the top 10 weirdest festivals in the world
● Where you can find the 70,000-acre natural wonder that’s within a ten-minute drive from the campground
● The philosophy that drives Indigo Bluffs’ incredible atmosphere, sense of community, and loyal staff
● And a short list of the many diverse things there are to do in Empire - from biking to cultural events to sampling locally produced wine, beer, and spirits
To learn more about Indigo Bluffs RV Park and Resort, visit https://www.indigobluffs.com/. You can also find them on Facebook and Instagram, as well as YouTube, where you can check out gorgeous aerial drone footage of the entire campground.