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(231) 436-5584 - Mackinaw Mill Creek Camping, a Northern Michigan Campground, is Mackinac’s RV, Cottage, Cabin, Trailer and Tent Resort.
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Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#00CCFF
Cyan / Aqua
0, 204, 255
192, 100, 50
100, 20, 0, 0
#5E9ED6
Danube
94, 158, 214
208, 59, 60
56, 26, 0, 16
#334679
San Juan
51, 70, 121
224, 41, 34
58, 42, 0, 53
Mackinaw Mill Creek Camping is a family-owned campground and lodging resort in Mackinaw City, Michigan. Founded by Richard and Rose Rogala in 1964, it remains operated by the Rogala family and offers more than 600 sites for a range of outdoor stays. Guests can choose from tent and RV campsites, including full-hookup and lakefront options, as well as cabin, cottage, and trailer rentals.
The campground sits along a mile of Lake Huron shoreline, with natural beaches and views of the Mackinac Bridge, Mackinac Island, and surrounding communities. Its natural setting includes roads and trails for hiking and biking. Seasonal amenities include a heated pool, camp store, sanitation station, mini-golf, playgrounds, basketball courts, LP gas refilling, and antique fire truck and hay rides.
Guests can also access discounted play at the company’s Mackinaw Club 18-hole golf course, rent bikes, and purchase tickets to local attractions. Located near Mackinaw City and the Mackinac Island ferry docks, the campground serves as a base for exploring Northern Michigan
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What are Mackinaw Mill Creek Camping's brand colors?
The Mackinaw Mill Creek Camping color palette uses the hex codes #00CCFF, #5E9ED6 and #334679.
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