Berwagana provides RV Campsites with over 67 acres to enjoy jogging, swimming, hiking, biking, basketball, or just a relaxing morning walk

Follow wood steps from parking area to water's edge. Site includes cnic tables, pedestrian historic bridge, scenic views of river, and fishing from the river bank.

Youth camp comprising over 66 acres along the Cass River. Provides year-round camping opportunities for youth groups throughout the area. The camp features a natural setting with three cabins and several tent camping.

Universally accessible floating dock system with paved walkway facilities: Pavilion with picnic tables, grills, & playground. Restrooms available

Gravel ramp/walkway from the parking lot to the river, natural entrance into the river. This launch shaped with rocks offers paddlers unique views of downtown Frankenmuth and the rock ramp.

This access site features a universally accessible floating dock, which is perfect for all ages and abilities.

Offers Cabins, Cottages, RV Campsites, and Rustic Tent Sites

Universally accessible floating dock system with paved walkway facilities:

Paved Boat Launch - This access site is an entrance way into the Shiawassee National Wildlife Refuge and Shiawassee and Saginaw Rivers

Rustic trail to geo-mat/gravel launch at water’s edge

Paved launch for trailered boats and various bank options for canoes/kayaks facilities: Picnic areas, 40-acre park

Natural grass bank to the water’s edge with carry-in access

Built in 1906, this historic truss bridge was restored and converted to a pedestrian bridge in 2015.200

Gravel pathway with concrete at the water’s edge. Perfect location for paddlers looking to adventure down 5 miles of the Cass River to Frankenmuth. This launch is a gentle slope pathway right to the water.

oncrete accessible path with steps at the water’s edge. Just one block off M-15, this developed launch is perfect for beginners. Boasting several nearby amenities, this site offers paddlers a rural feel with small town services.

The park is located on Cass Avenue, north of M-15 and borders the Cass River. The park consists of ten sites with individual electricity (30 AMP) hook ups. A public water source is available for use in the park.

Wesleyan Woods offers both modern (RV) and rustic (tent) camp sites, cabins, restrooms, showers, a camp store, and canoe and kayak trips on the river. Canoe trips usually start just west of Caro and end at the campground.

Concrete & asphalt ramp, but blocked off for trailered boats, this is the end of the Cass River Water Trail