Brighton, MI: camping and road guide
Within 30 mi of Brighton there are 94 campgrounds, 6 RV dump stations and 8 rest areas. Nearby, 2 roads have a posted clearance or length limit, or no trailers allowed. They're listed first.
Will your vehicle fit? Check its height and length against every posted limit near Brighton.
Low clearances and road limits near Brighton
Posted limits within 15 mi, for anything tall or long: an RV, a fifth wheel, a truck camper or a rooftop tent.
- Martindale Road · 10'0" clearance · 9 mi E
- Island Lake Road · 10'9" clearance · 14 mi S
Campgrounds near Brighton
- Brighton Murray Lake-Rustic · 2 mi SW
- Organization Campground · 3 mi SE
- Island Lake-Group Use Area · 3 mi SE
- Brighton Appleton Lake-Rustic · 3 mi SW
- Brighton-Migizi Frontier Rustic Cabin · 3 mi SW
- Brighton-Hilltop Rustic Yurt · 3 mi SW
- Island Lake-Rustic Cabins · 3 mi SE
- Brighton-Rustic Cabins · 3 mi SW
- Brighton-Group Use Area · 4 mi SW
- Brighton Bishop Lake-Modern · 4 mi SW
- Three Fires Group Camp · 4 mi SW
- Camp Chaldean · 4 mi NW
- Island Lake-Canoe Campground · 4 mi SE
- Brighton-Equestrian · 4 mi SW
- Group Camp 10 · 8 mi E
- and 79 more in the app
RV dump stations
- Dump station · 9 mi NE
- Dump station · 13 mi E
- Dump station · 15 mi SW
- Dump station · 23 mi NE
- Dump station · 27 mi SW
- Dump station · 30 mi SE
Rest areas
- Howell Rest Area 812 · 10 mi NW · restrooms
- Northfield Church Rest Area 814 · 12 mi S · restrooms
- Chelsea Rest Area · 20 mi SW
- Clarkston Rest Area 904 · 21 mi NE
- Fenton Rest Area 624 · 21 mi N · restrooms
- Davisburg Rest Area 908 · 21 mi NE
- Belleville Rest Area · 25 mi SE · restrooms
- Grass Lake Rest Area · 27 mi SW
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