Brockies Pond sits in the lake-dotted forest country of Luce County, which drains into the Tahquamenon River watershed to the north and east. Specific inflows and outflows are not well-documented, typical of small UP ponds.
Small ponds in Luce County typically freeze solid and early given the UP's long, cold winters. Ice fishing is possible but access may be limited by unplowed roads — check conditions and plan accordingly.
Where is Brockies Pond?
Is there a boat launch on Brockies Pond?
Are there campgrounds near Brockies Pond?
Is Brockies Pond crowded?
Can you kayak or canoe on Brockies Pond?
Brockies Pond is a small, quiet lake tucked into Luce County in the eastern Upper Peninsula — deep in the woods between Newberry and the Lake Superior shoreline. With just one launch and only a couple of Google reviews (both 5-star), this is about as off-the-radar as it gets. Luce County is one of Michigan's least populated, and Brockies Pond fits that profile perfectly — expect solitude, not crowds.
The surrounding area is heavily forested state land, with Natalie State Forest Campground nearby for rustic camping and Kritters Campground as a private option. This is the kind of spot where a canoe or small johnboat makes more sense than a bass boat. If you're looking for a quiet paddle or a place to wet a line without seeing another soul, Brockies Pond delivers.