WELCOME TO LAKE LINDEN, MICHIGAN!
Whether visiting our friendly town or considering a move to a true rural “community”,  Lake Linden has much to offer. We have a wide variety of recreation facilities, and four distinct seasons in which to enjoy them. Our rich copper mining heritage is captured in dozens of local sites.  And nearby Universities Michigan Tech  and Finlandia offer diverse and vibrant entertainment, arts and cultural experiences and events year- round. Check out our community....

2025 4th of July Information
See Flyer here!

Buttons are also available at local businesses. Please support the LLVFD by buying buttons. Prizes this year have been increased!

To be a vendor at the event download this 
PERMIT
and present with payment to Fire Dept. or drop by the Village office

​​Camping reservations for the 2025 season are open now.
Click on the Lake Linden Campground Reservation button below. All reservations are done through this portal. The campground is full for some dates (notably the week of July 4th). However, when cancellations are completed the sites open immediately online so you can keep checking. 
(Important note: When trying to book, the interactive map page DOES NOT automatically refresh when dates are changed! You must refresh to see updated site availability!)
 MAKE SURE YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS IS CORRECT!  The confirmation email is sent to this address, so it is the only way to confirm your reservation right away.
(*Dates for the Water cross event are not booked through this portal.)

To modify or cancel reservations please click on the second button below. Have your reservation number and the credit card ready. If you have questions about the campground, please call 906-369-5450 for assistance.

Village Office Hours are as follows:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 8am - 4pm. Closed on Wednesdays   
(Staffing levels may mean periodic office closures or unavailability. We apologize for any inconvenience)

PAY YOUR VILLAGE BILLS ONLINE! Water bills only. 
​  NOTE: Fees do apply and can be viewed prior to submitting payment on the payment page.  The fee is 3% of the total transaction ($2.00 minimum).

PAY MY WATER BILL
*Credit card payments can also be made in person at the Village Clerk's office for water bills, 
2025 CONSUMER CONFIDENCE REPORT
for water system
CVTRS Compliance
(Village Financial Information)

 All campground reservations for 2025 must be done through the portal on this website starting on February 1st, 2025. Same-day res-ervations will be possible through the host during the camping season subject to availability.
        ANNOUNCEMENTS                          INFORMATION CENTER                       CALENDAR OF EVENTS
The Village Park and campground will be open beginning on Thursday, May 22nd.

Recreation Plan Draft - Please go to the Recreation page on the main menu (top of this page) to view the latest amendments to the new recreation plan draft. (*Final draft stage, will be submitted by the end of January, 2025.)

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To add your Lake Linden - related announcement here please contact the Village Clerk's office at 906-296-9911. (Only announcements directly related to Village activities please.
Farmer's Market
Ordinance Manual
Village Council Meeting Minutes
Village Voice Newsletters
Village Policies
Business Directory
Spooktember
EVIP/CVTRS Compliance
Planning
June 26th - 6:30pm Public Hearing to hear comment on the budgets for the 2025-26 fiscal year.

June 26th - 6:30pm Public Hearing to hear comment on the property tax rates for 2025.
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June 26th - Regular meeting of the Lake Linden Village Council at the Village Hall meeting room at 6:30pm

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To add your event to the Calendar, please contact the Village Clerk's office at 906-296-9911 or via email at [email protected].

 Downtown Development Authority
                             (The propeller of the Lady-Be-Good)

Established in 1989 by the Village Council, the Lake Linden DDA has been involved in almost every major (and minor) project in the downtown area. Check out their page here to see current initiatives.
Lake Linden is a town of 1007 people located on the shore of Torch Lake in Upper Michigan's Keweenaw Peninsula. It grew around the smelting and shipping of ore during the copper mining boom at the turn of the 20th century. A photo of the Lake Linden docks hangs in the Ellis Island Museum beneath the Statue of Liberty. We are in the Eastern Time Zone.