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What camping / Michigan state park would you recommend?

I'm looking to camp in a tent somewhere in Michigan. I am not a beginner, so I need a place for the camp trek tent, and potentially fish. NOT want to be in an RV PARK. Where do you recommend?

Rifle River area of recreation http://www.michigandnr.com/publications/pdfs/wildlife/viewingguide/nlp/69Rifle/index.htm

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