4085 Bear Cave Road
Buchanan, Michigan 49107
(269) 695–3050
Eastern Time
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Open May 1 through October 1
High-Use Seasonal Period: Memorial day through Labor Day
Sites: 52 Full / 85 Partial
Check in: 12 PM to 8 PM
Check out: 12 PM
Maximum Electrical: 50 amps
Maximum RV Length: 40 ft.
Directions:
From I-94 where it enters Michigan from Indiana, go east on
U.S. Hwy. 12 for approximately 18 miles to Red Bud Trail. Turn north
on Red Bud Trail and go about 5 and 1/2 miles to the resort entrance
on the right. When coming from Detroit, go south on US 31, turn
right on Exit 5 (or Snow Road). Go to Red Bud Trail and turn left.
Travel 3-4 miles. Resort is on the left.
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Chalets, Sleep 4-6, $59-$69
Reservation Requirements: Minimum stay: 2 nights / 3 nights on holidays. Check
in: 3 PM, Check out: 11 AM
Notes: Linens not provided. No pets in rentals.
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| This resort offers a clubhouse,
store, adult lounge, swimming pool, Jacuzzi, game room, horseshoes,
shuffleboard, playground, fishing, and a boat ramp. Dump station. |
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Built at the site of a former Native American village,
Bear Cave Resort is a riverfront property located about 20 miles
east of Lake Michigan that is popular with fishermen.
Buchanan, the Red Bud City built along the St. Joseph River, is
known for its beautiful blossoms, camping, golf, skiing, and year-round
fishing. The area is the home of Fernwood Nature Center, a 100-acre
nature preserve offering special programs and tours throughout the
year. A restored gristmill and Bear Cave serve as reminders of the
history of this colorful city. Bear Cave is on the Red Bud Trail
near the resort. Its historic events include serving as a dwelling
of Potawatomi Indians, playing a part in the underground slave-freedom
movement, and as a setting for filming the Train Robbery movie.
Visitors can see traces of Native American artifacts, flowstone,
petrified leaves, and vegetation.
The Tabor Hill Winery and Restaurant in Buchanan offers wine-tasting
and dining in a scenic setting — rolling hills, fragrant vineyards,
and an uninterrupted view of the Lake Michigan sand dunes. Warren
Dunes State Park on the shore of Lake Michigan and Warren Woods
State Park are both popular spots for visitors.
North of the resort, Berrien Springs, also located along the St.
Joseph River, offers a diversity of year-round fishing activities.
The city is surrounded by orchards and vineyards, which produce
award-winning wines. This scenic community is the site of state
and national registered historic landmarks including Andrews University
and the 1839 Courthouse Museum. The Lemon Creek Fruit Farms, Vineyard
and Winery here has been family owned and operated for more than
100 years. Enjoy free wine tasting and tours, and pick your own
fresh fruits in season.
Notre Dame University is about 35 miles south in South Bend, Indiana.
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