Where in Michigan can I camp?

I want to camp right on the beach, on the sand of lake michigan in Wisconsin. Where can I do that?

• Answer:

  Just remember--it gets really windy on the beach at night and tent stakes tend to pull out of sand! Harrington Beach State Park between Port Washington and Sheboygan. This park has a mile of beach and a brand-new campground that has separate electric and non-electric loops and includes five walk-in sites and a kayak site. Kohler-Andrae State Park just south of Sheboygan. It has one accessible cabin for people with disabilities, $30. It sleeps six and has a kitchen, bathroom and screened porch. The park also has an accessible beach trail and two beach wheelchairs. In the modern campground, 13 sites are first-come, first-served. Point Beach State Forest, north of Two Rivers on Lake Michigan, has two rustic cabins in a secluded part of the park; one sleeps 14 and the other 16, $60 or $5 per person. Peninsula State Park has the most coveted camping sites in Wisconsin. The park is almost like a resort, with beaches, bicycle trails, a professional theater and a golf course, and it's adjacent to shopping and restaurants in Fish Creek and Ephraim. Twenty-five sites are first-come, first-served. Newport State Park near Ellison Bay, Wisconsin's only wilderness park, has some rustic sites that are walk-in but gorgeous: Backpack Sites 14 and 16, on Lake Michigan and a stone's throw from Europe Lake. Four sites are first-come, first-served. Rock Island State Park has campsites on lovely beaches, but access requires two ferry crossings. All can be reserved. For more, see Wisconsin's Icelandic outpost. http://m.midwestweekends.com/plan_a_trip/stay/camping/camping_lake_michigan.html