Guests can explore unique geological features and search for ancient stromatolite fossils right on the campground grounds, providing a one-of-a-kind educational experience.

Discover the rich history of Marquette from Native American history to European exploration. The Kona Hills area holds significance throughout time. Learn about the area's noteworthiness and the diverse cultures that have shaped it over the years. We hope to add through various displays and self-guided tours in the future

Discover stunning views from the southwest outcropping that offers a unique look at the City of Marquette, South Beach, and the former site of chi-gete-gitigaan (big ancient garden) that sat at least partially on an island in the middle of the Carp River, nearby the modern day Marquette Prison Branch.

Guests can enjoy a unique opportunity to observe local wildlife, including nesting eagles on-site, providing a close-up view of these magnificent birds in their natural habitat. Bring your binoculars and camera to capture the beauty of nature all around you. Please respect the wildlife and view from afar.

Experience the incredibly vibrant Kona Dolomite ancient rock formations right at our campground. These stunning geological wonders are not just beautiful to look at, but they also tell a story that spans millions of years. Most dolomite found throughout the world is gray or white. Kona dolomite is quite colorful and is found nowhere else. Dolomite is a calcium-magnesium carbonate and fizzes in warm acid. Dolomite is limestone with magnesium added. The Kona formation is dominantly dolomite with interstratified layers of shale, graywacke and quartzite. The dolomite beds are from a few inches to many feet thick, but even the purest beds contain thin cherty layers and other sedimentary clastic material.