Outdoor Resort Serving All of the LGBTQ+ Community, Friends, Family and Allies.
Be You, Find Your Tribe, Make It Unforgettable

A fire. A few strangers. A long weekend.
A fire. A few strangers. A long weekend. That’s how most Campit stories start.
Some people come for the pool. Some come to dance till 2am. Some just want a fire, a drink, and good conversation with whoever sits down next to them. Doesn’t matter which one you are because by the second night, you’ll probably be all three.
We’ve got guests who found us this summer and guests who’ve been driving up every year since the ’80s. Ask around the campfire and you honestly can’t tell who’s who anymore. That’s kind of the point.
Campit isn’t really about the pool or the activities or even the land itself, it’s about who you end up talking to at 11pm.
A few things worth knowing: Campit is a private, 21-and-up membership resort, not a public campground. Every guest needs a valid annual membership, which is just $15 a year. It’s not much, but it’s what keeps this place feeling like ours instead of just another stop off the highway.
Welcome home.
Your Stay, Your Way
Log Cabins & The Outpost Lodge
Resort Cabins like the Woodland Lodge, Rustic Retreat, Pond House, and Overlook: king beds, full kitchens, private baths, and your own golf cart. Cedars cabins offer a queen bed, fridge, and private bath; Spruce cabins keep it simple with a queen bed and fridge. Or the Outpost, our nine-room B&B-style lodge with a shared living area and kitchenette. Real comfort and real camping.
Cabins
Outpost Lodge
Vintage Trailers
Vintage Campers
Our collection of 50’s, 60’s and 70’s travel trailers provide a retro experience with a bed, electric, and all the character. Pets welcome!
Retro
Pet Friendly
RV Sites
Central Park offers 30-amp water and electric. East Village and Westwood give you full 50-amp hookups. Whatever you’re pulling, you and your rig will fit in here.
Standard Site
Full Hookup Site
Tent Camping
Tent camping for every budget. Rent one of our glamping tents, already set up and ready to go, from cozy singles to larger tents with two queen air mattresses for up to 4. The “Old Horseshoe” is our most social site with electric hookups, “New Horseshoe” offers electric close to the pool, and “Creekside” and “Wisconsin” keep it rustic and quiet.
Electric
Rustic
Saugatuck Lifestyle Seasonal Home Sites
Saugatuck Lifestyle: Seasonal Home Sites
Make Campit Your Saugatuck Summer Cottage
Sign up for a seasonal site and make it yours: landscaping, a deck or porch, an outdoor kitchen, whatever makes it feel like home. You’ll still have full access to everything Campit offers, plus the best neighbors you’ll ever have.
Seasonal Sites
Seasonal Subleases
More Than a Destination: A Community
Our difference isn’t just what we offer, it’s how it feels to be here.
Inclusive by Design
Inclusive by Design
Energy When You Want It
Energy When You Want It
Relaxation When You Need It
Relaxation When You Need It
RIKI WHITE1 June 2026 Campsites are a little small but the staff is amazing and the vibes are immaculate! LIESL GENEVA2 May 2026 We love it so much here that we're looking into getting a seasonal spot. The staff is great, the people are super friendly, and the location can't be beat. You're 10 minutes from Saugatuck / Douglas / Lake Michigan in one direction and not much further to Fennville in the other. There are restaurants and shops in either spot, but honestly you don't need to leave the campground to have an excellent time. If it's the weekend, leave the kiddos at home as it's 21+. S D26 April 2026 We had such an incredible experience at this campground. It truly stands out as a welcoming, inclusive space where you can fully relax and just be yourself. From the moment we arrived, the atmosphere felt warm, open, and community-driven. We visited during their Wellness Weekend, and it was such a fun, rejuvenating experience. There was the perfect balance of relaxation and connection, with activities that felt intentional but not overwhelming. One of the highlights was the partner's massage class led by Matt Winings. You can immediately tell how passionate and knowledgeable he is about massage therap - his guidance was approachable, informative, and engaging. Having personally experienced his work as an LMT, I can confidently say his 15+ years of experience truly shines through. The class added such a unique and meaningful touch to the weekend. They also did such a great job weaving in fun, lighthearted activities. The “Meat and Greet” anatomy trivia was a hilarious and clever way to bring people together - we were laughing the entire time while still somehow learning something new. And the potato bar was a total hit - so many topping options that everyone could customize their plate exactly how they wanted. It was such a thoughtful (and delicious!) touch that added to the overall sense of community. We stayed in one of the adorable waterfront cabins, and it was wonderful. The deck overlooking the water was peaceful and beautiful - an ideal spot for morning coffee or winding down in the evening (the firepit was another bonus). One of our favorite little moments was feeding the koi fish from the lookout spot - such a simple but memorable experience. Getting around the campground in a golf cart was a blast! It added a fun, carefree vibe to the whole stay, and a great way to meet new friends. Only downfall was the store not being opened during posted times. We were unable to purchase ice and firewood when needed. CAM HURLEY25 April 2026 What a wonderful place. I can't say enough good things!! ANGELA R23 March 2026 Great place to stay!!! A lot of great music and fun! ELIZABETH F9 March 2026 My new favorite! Everyone was awesome!!!
You can party. You can unplug. You can do both.
Built on Belonging
Our Story
Long before Saugatuck became one of the Midwest’s favorite LGBTQ+ destinations, people were already finding their way here: artists, free spirits, travelers who just wanted a place to relax and be themselves without having to explain it.
In 1982, Campit joined that story.
It started as a modest campground on an old farm. Local legend says the roads were once covered in discarded cherry pits from a nearby processing plant, which is apparently how “Camp Pit” got its name. Fact or folklore, it stuck, and so did the feeling that made this place special.
Almost 45 years later, Campit is still one of the country’s premier LGBTQ+ camping destinations, and it’s grown a lot without losing what made people fall in love with it in the first place. Under the leadership of Michael O’Connor, and later alongside Randy Henry, Campit has spent decades reinvesting: new accommodations, better amenities, themed weekends, real environmental stewardship, and a genuine push to stay ahead on resort technology. All of it in service of the same goal: keep growing, keep it welcoming.
That care doesn’t stop at the property line. Campit also supports LGBTQ+ organizations and initiatives in the community, because a good weekend here should mean something beyond the weekend itself.
Today, Campit sits on 33 wooded acres and welcomes thousands of guests every season. But ask anyone why they keep coming back, and it’s never really about the acreage. It’s the fire. The strangers who become friends. The place that starts to feel like yours.
We’re proud of where we came from, grateful to the people who built it, and genuinely excited about what’s next.

2026 Campit Events
Event weekends, entertainment, pool, parties & more, all season long at the Midwest’s premier LGBTQ+ outdoor resort.
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