Michigan State Parks

Whether you have a boat for boating and fishing in any of the many Michigan State Parks, or are looking for a relaxing get-away, you'll discover our Michigan State Park listings as the place to find just the right park for you and your family.  We have compiled all the state parks into one place for your convenience.

Michigan State Parks has something for everyone: Boating, Fishing, Bicycling, Camping, Canoeing, Kayaking, Hiking, Swimming or just good relaxation.  Click on any of the links below to find the specific information on boat launching fees, camp reservations and information about the park.

All state parks are controlled and maintained by the State of Michigan. They are clean, safe and well maintained by the state.


Listings

  • 4 Mile Trail Camp

    Group area designed for use by equestrian campers riding the Shore to Shore Riding/Hiking Trail. Non-equestrian campers are also welcome. Maximum capacity is for 200 individuals and can accommodate tents and small trailers. Group Trail Camps are available by reservation by calling

  • Agate Falls Scenic Site

    Considered by many to be one of upper Michigan's most picturesque waterfalls, Agate Falls is located on the middle branch of the Ontonagon River. The falls are created as the river finds its way over an extended shelf of terraced sandstone. The resulting waterfall is a broad band of interlacing cascades and small falls nearly 40 feet high. Access to view the falls is via an improved, accessible foot trail. Parking, water, toilets and picnic tables are available at the park, which is generally open from early May through late October.

  • Algonac Riverfront-Modern

    Algonac State Park's major attraction is viewing freighters of the world along the one half mile of St. Clair River frontage. Algonac is also home to rare habitats, the lake plain prairies and oak savannas that provide places to view prairie plants, wildlife and butterflies.

  • Algonac State Park

    Algonac State Park's major attraction is viewing freighters of the world along the one half mile of St. Clair River frontage. Algonac is also home to rare habitats, the lake plain prairies and oak savannas that provide places to view prairie plants, wildlife and butterflies.

  • Algonac Wagon Wheel-Modern

    Algonac State Park's major attraction is viewing freighters of the world along the one half mile of St. Clair River frontage. Algonac is also home to rare habitats, the lake plain prairies and oak savannas that provide places to view prairie plants, wildlife and butterflies.

  • Algonac-Group Use Area

    Algonac State Park's major attraction is viewing freighters of the world along the one half mile of St. Clair River frontage. Algonac is also home to rare habitats, the lake plain prairies and oak savannas that provide places to view prairie plants, wildlife and butterflies.

  • Aloha State Park

    Aloha State Park offers modern camping on beautiful Mullett Lake the center of the Inland Lakes Waterways. Campsites are near the Park's boat launch for those traveling this route. Aloha is close to many of Michigan's most famous travel attractions at the Straits of Mackinaw.

  • Ambrose Lake State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Roscommon Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 19 sites, most will accommodate 40 foot vehicle/trailer. Located on Ambrose Lake with boating and fishing access. ORV trail head at campground.

  • Anderson Lake West State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. There are 19 sites for tent and small trailer use, 10 of which can accommodate 40-ft vehicle/trailer. Also available are pathway trailhead at campground for hiking/mountain biking possibilities. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Andrus Lake State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 25 sites for tent and small trailer use located on Andrus Lake with boat access and fishing pier. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Arbutus No. 4 State Forest Campground

    30 sites for tent and small trailer use located along a string of beautiful lakes that dot the area. We have a beach area, boat launch, and plenty of shore line provide excellent opportunities for boating, fishing, and enjoying the water. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and portable water from well hand pump. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations.

  • AuSable River State Forest Campground and Canoe Camp

    We have 13 sites for tent or small trailer use, 5 of which are designated for canoe-access only. Located on the main branch of the Au Sable River. Universally accessible picnic tables. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. Check with State Forest Campground Manager for seasonal availability.

  • Avery Lake State Forest Campground

    16 sites for tent & small trailer use, 10 of which will accommodate 40-ft vehicle/trailer; 3 sites are walk-in sites for tents only. Located on secluded Avery Lake w/ boat launch & fishing opportunities. Rustic campground includes vault toilets & potable water from well hand pump. Sites available on first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. Check w/ State Forest Campground Manager for seasonal availability. Campground offers barrier-free facilities.

  • Bald Mountain Recreation Area

    Bald Mountain Recreation Area has some of the steepest hills and most rugged terrain in southeastern Michigan. Camping is limited to rustic cabins, but the extensive trails, inland lakes, trout streams and wild game provide recreation opportunities all year long.

  • Bald Mountain-Rustic Cabins

    Bald Mountain Recreation Area has some of the steepest hills and most rugged terrain in southeastern Michigan. Camping is limited to rustic cabins, but the extensive trails, inland lakes, trout streams and wild game provide recreation opportunities all year long.

  • Baraga Mini-Cabin-Antlers

    Baraga State Park overlooks scenic Keweenaw Bay of Lake Superior. Camping is available at 116 grassy sites or in the park's minicabin or tepee. Watching wildlife, fishing, hiking, swimming and boating are among the many activities of this park.

  • Baraga State Park

    Baraga State Park overlooks scenic Keweenaw Bay of Lake Superior. Camping is available at 116 grassy sites or in the park's minicabin or tepee. Watching wildlife, fishing, hiking, swimming and boating are among the many activities of this park.

  • Baraga Tepee

    Baraga State Park overlooks scenic Keweenaw Bay of Lake Superior. Camping is available at 116 grassy sites or in the park's minicabin or tepee. Watching wildlife, fishing, hiking, swimming and boating are among the many activities of this park.

  • Bass Lake State Forest Campground (Luce)

    Phone number indicated above is for the Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 18 sites for tent and small trailer use located on Bass Lake. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Bass Lake State Forest Campground (Marquette)

    Phone number indicated above is for the Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 22 sites for tent and small trailer use, 10 of which can accommodate 40-ft vehicle/trailer. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Bass River Recreation Area

    Bass River Recreation Area, a 1,665-acre site, consists of open meadows, open brush land, mature hardwoods, small ponds and 300-acre Max Lake. It has approximately three miles of frontage on the Grand River. The park is used primarily for boating, hiking, mountain biking and horse back riding.

  • Baxter Bridge State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Cadillac Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 25 sites for tent and small trailer use. 3 can accommodate 40-ft trailer. Located on the scenic Manistee River. Ideal for canoeing, trout fishing, and wildlife vewing. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Bay City Recreation Area

    Bay City State Recreation Area has one of the largest remaining freshwater, coastal wetlands on the Great Lakes, the Tobico Marsh. More than a thousand feet of sandy beach and over 2,000 acres of wetland woods, wet meadows, cattail marshlands and oak savannah prairies make it an ideal staging area for migratory birds

  • Bay City-Group Use Area

    Bay City State Recreation Area has one of the largest remaining freshwater, coastal wetlands on the Great Lakes, the Tobico Marsh. More than a thousand feet of sandy beach and over 2,000 acres of wetland woods, wet meadows, cattail marshlands and oak savannah prairies make it an ideal staging area for migratory birds.

  • Bay City-Modern

    Bay City State Recreation Area has one of the largest remaining freshwater, coastal wetlands on the Great Lakes, the Tobico Marsh. More than a thousand feet of sandy beach and over 2,000 acres of wetland woods, wet meadows, cattail marshlands and oak savannah prairies make it an ideal staging area for migratory birds.

  • Beaufort Lake State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 7 sites for tent and small trailer use located on the north shore of Beaufort Lake. This is a rustic campground with vault toilets, hand pump well. It has barrier free facilities. The campground is open from May through November. Beaufort Lake: Beaufort Lake is a deep 462 acre lake. It is connected with Lakes George (160 acres) and Ruth(192 acres).

  • Beaver Island

    Phone number indicated above is for the Gaylord Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 22 sites for tent and small trailer use. Located on scenic Beaver Island in Lake Michigan. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Managed by Peaine Township (231-448-2594).

  • Bewabic Semi-Modern

    A 137-site campground is situated in a shady, wooded site with buffer strips between most of the sites. Bewabic has picnic areas, a tennis court, a hiking trail, two playgrounds, an excellent beach and a boat launch to Fortune Lake. It is also part of the Iron County Heritage Trail system.

  • Bewabic State Park

    A 137-site campground is situated in a shady, wooded site with buffer strips between most of the sites. Bewabic has picnic areas, a tennis court, a hiking trail, two playgrounds, an excellent beach and a boat launch to Fortune Lake. It is also part of the Iron County Heritage Trail system.

  • Bewabic-Modern

    A 137-site campground is situated in a shady, wooded site with buffer strips between most of the sites. Bewabic has picnic areas, a tennis court, a hiking trail, two playgrounds, an excellent beach and a boat launch to Fortune Lake. It is also part of the Iron County Heritage Trail system.

  • Big Bear Lake State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Gaylord Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 30 sites on the sandy north shore of Big Bear Lake and on Big Bear Pointe for tent and small trailer use. 11 sites can accommodate 40-ft trailer/vehicle. Hiking and biking on Big Bear Lake Pathway. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Big Bear Point State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Gaylord Management Unit. 14 sites. Hiking, fishing and ramp boat launch.

  • Big Eric's Bridge State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 20 sites for tent and small trailer use located on the Huron River. This is a rustic campground with vault toilets, hand pump well. It has barrier free facilities. The campground is open from April through November.

  • Big Knob State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 23 sites for tent and small trailer use, some of which can accommodate 40-ft vehicle/trailer. Sand dunes, Lake Michigan beach front, and hiking pathways offer excellent outdoor recreation opportunities. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Location 14 miles SW of Naubinway via US-2 and Big Knob Rd.

  • Big Lake State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 12 sites for tent and small trailer use located on the east shore of Big Lake. This is a rustic campground with vault toilets, hand pump well. No reservations. The campground is open from May through November. Big Lake. Big lake is a 127-acre shallow sand bottom lake.

  • Black Creek State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Roscommon (first listing) and Cadillac (later listing) Operation Service Center. Sites are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. This is a semi-modern, 23 site campground for tent or small trailer use, 15 sites will accommodate a 40-ft vehicle/trailer. Services include a pressurized potable water system and vault toilets. The campground is open from mid April to mid November.

  • Black Lake State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Atlanta Management Unit. Sites are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. Located on the north shore of Black Lake, this 50 site rustic campground has two units. The 33 site upper unit is designated for ORV camping, and the 17 site lower unit is for the traditional camper. All campsites can facilitate tent and trailer use.

  • Black Lake Trail Camp

    (Formally a part of Twin Lakes State Forest Campground) Group Trail Camp designed for use by equestrian campers riding within approved areas within the Black Mountain Recreation Area. Non-equestrian campers are also welcome. Maximum capacity is for 40 individuals and can accommodate tents and small trailers. Rustic campround includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Black River State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 12 sites for tent and small trailer use, most of which can accommodate 40-ft vehicle/trailer. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Blind Sucker No. 2 State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 32 sites for tent and small trailer use. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump

  • Blind Sucker No.1 State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 13 sites for tent and small trailer use. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Bodi Lake State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 20 sites for tent and small trailer use. Located on Bodi Lake. Hiking pathway access at campground. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Bond Falls Scenic Site

    Bond Falls is a scenic waterfall created as the middle branch of the Ontonagon river tumbles over a thick belt of fractured rock, dividing it into numerous small cascades. Roadside parking and picnic tables are available near the top of the falls. An accessible boardwalk with six viewing locations.

  • Bray Creek State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Cadillac Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 9 sites for tent and small trailer use. Located along the Baldwin River with good trout fishing. Access to Pine Forest Pathway from campground offers opportunity for hiking and mountain biking. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Brighton Appleton Lake-Rustic

    Brighton Recreation Area provides a combination of high, irregular ranges of hills, interspersed with a number of attractive lakes. The area has several miles of trails available for equestrian riding, mountain biking, and hiking. Also the home of the

  • Brighton Bishop Lake-Modern

    Brighton Recreation Area provides a combination of high, irregular ranges of hills, interspersed with a number of attractive lakes. The area has several miles of trails available for equestrian riding, mountain biking, and hiking. Also the home of the Brighton Recreation Area Riding Stable.

  • Brighton Murray Lake-Rustic

    Brighton Recreation Area provides a combination of high, irregular ranges of hills, interspersed with a number of attractive lakes. The area has several miles of trails available for equestrian riding, mountain biking, and hiking. Also the home of the Brighton Recreation Area Riding Stable.

  • Brighton Recreation Area

    Brighton Recreation Area provides a combination of high, irregular ranges of hills, interspersed with a number of attractive lakes. The area has several miles of trails available for equestrian riding, mountain biking, and hiking. Also the home of the Brighton Recreation Area Riding Stable.

  • Brighton-Group Use Area

    Brighton Recreation Area provides a combination of high, irregular ranges of hills, interspersed with a number of attractive lakes. The area has several miles of trails available for equestrian riding, mountain biking, and hiking. Also the home of the Brighton Recreation Area Riding Stable.

  • Brighton-Rustic Cabins

    Brighton Recreation Area provides a combination of high, irregular ranges of hills, interspersed with a number of attractive lakes. The area has several miles of trails available for equestrian riding, mountain biking, and hiking. Also the home of the Brighton Recreation Area Riding Stable.

  • Brimley State Park

    Brimley State Park provides recreational opportunities along the beautiful shore of Lake Superior's Whitefish Bay. One of the oldest state parks in the Upper Peninsula, Brimley features hunting, fishing, boating, camping and hiking.

  • Burt Lake State Park

    Burt Lake State Park is located on the southeast corner of Burt Lake with 2,000 feet of sandy shoreline. Visitors are welcome to come and enjoy camping, boating, fishing, sight-seeing and many more activities in the beautiful area.

  • Burt Lake-Group Use Area

    Burt Lake State Park is located on the southeast corner of Burt Lake with 2,000 feet of sandy shoreline. Visitors are welcome to come and enjoy camping, boating, fishing, sight-seeing and many more activities in the beautiful area.

  • Burt Lake-Modern

    Burt Lake State Park is located on the southeast corner of Burt Lake with 2,000 feet of sandy shoreline. Visitors are welcome to come and enjoy camping, boating, fishing, sight-seeing and many more activities in the beautiful area.

  • Burton's Landing State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Grayling Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 12 sites for tent and small trailer use located on the main branch of the Au Sable River. Universally accessible picnic tables. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • CCC Bridge State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Traverse City Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 32 sites for tent and small trailer use. Located on the Manistee River offering excellent canoeing opportunity and good trout fishing. Off-Road Vehicle Trail nearby. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Cambridge Junction Historic State Park

    Cambridge Junction Historic State Park is the site of Walker Tavern, a major stopping place for stagecoaches traveling between Detroit and Chicago in the early nineteenth century. The site tells the story of taverns and stagecoach travel for early Michigan residents.

  • Canoe Lake State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 4 sites for tent and small trailer use. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump

  • CanoeHarbor State Forest Campground and Canoe Camp

    Phone number indicated above is for the Roscommon Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 54 sites for tent and small trailer use located on the South Branch Au Sable River. 10 canoe group camp sites. Excellent canoeing and trout fishing. Trail head access to hiking pathway. Rustic campground inclues vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Carl T. Johnson Hunting and Fishing Center

    The Carl T. Johnson Hunting and Fishing Center, located in Mitchell State Park, is named for the founder of the Michigan Conservation Foundation who is a life-long supporter of hunting and fishing. The center is universally accessible.

  • Carney Lake State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 16 sites for tents to large trailers located on Carney Lake. Boat and fishing access. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Carrieville State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Cadillac Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 31 sites for tent and small trailer use, 1 of which can accommodate 40-ft vehicle/trailer. Located along the Little Manistee River with good trout fishing, Off-Road Vehicle route accessible from campsite. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Cedar River North State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 18 sites for tent and small trailer use, 4 of which are walk-in sites for tent camping only. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Cheboygan State Park

    Cheboygan State Park has a system of well-marked trails that provide access to scenic Lake Huron vistas and glimpses of rare wildflowers. Modern camping, rustic cabins, and teepees are all available as well as trout fishing on the Little Billy Elliot Creek and fishing on Duncan Bay.

  • Cheboygan Tepee

    Cheboygan State Park has a system of well-marked trails that provide access to scenic Lake Huron vistas and glimpses of rare wildflowers. Modern camping, rustic cabins, and teepees are all available as well as trout fishing on the Little Billy Elliot Creek and fishing on Duncan Bay.

  • Cheboygan-Group Use Area

    Cheboygan State Park has a system of well-marked trails that provide access to scenic Lake Huron vistas and glimpses of rare wildflowers. Modern camping, rustic cabins, and teepees are all available as well as trout fishing on the Little Billy Elliot Creek and fishing on Duncan Bay.

  • Cheboygan-Rustic Cabins

    Cheboygan State Park has a system of well-marked trails that provide access to scenic Lake Huron vistas and glimpses of rare wildflowers. Modern camping, rustic cabins, and teepees are all available as well as trout fishing on the Little Billy Elliot Creek and fishing on Duncan Bay.

  • Clear Lake State Park

    Located in elk country, Clear Lake State Park is a quiet, secluded retreat offering a sandy beach and a shallow swimming area that is ideal for children. The park encompasses 2/3 of the Clear Lake's shoreline. The fall season with the changing colors is an especially beautiful time to view the area.

  • Clear Lake-Group Use Area

    Located in elk country, Clear Lake State Park is a quiet, secluded retreat offering a sandy beach and a shallow swimming area that is ideal for children. The park encompasses 2/3 of the Clear Lake's shoreline. The fall season with the changing colors is an especially beautiful time to view the area.

  • Clear Lake-Modern

    Located in elk country, Clear Lake State Park is a quiet, secluded retreat offering a sandy beach and a shallow swimming area that is ideal for children. The park encompasses 2/3 of the Clear Lake's shoreline. The fall season with the changing colors is an especially beautiful time to view the area.

  • Coldwater Lake State Park

    This is an undeveloped property with hunting access allowed. The terrain is a mixture of swamp and farmland leading up to the lake.

  • Colonial Michillimackinac Historic State Park

    Interpreters serve as guides for this 1700s reconstructed fur-trading village and military outpost and 1892 Lighthouse. The Mackinac State Historic Parks web site, includes more detailed information about the park.

  • Craig Lake State Park

    Craig Lake State Park is the most remote state park in the system. Access into the park can be an adventure. Vehicles with high ground clearance are recommended. The park contains six full lakes and a variety of wildlife such as deer, black bear, beaver, loons and moose. Click here for a Back Country Guide of Craig Lake State Park.

  • Craig Lake State Park-Teddy Lake Yurt

    Craig Lake State Park is the most remote state park in the system. Access into the park can be an adventure. Vehicles with high ground clearance are recommended. The park contains six full lakes and a variety of wildlife such as deer, black bear, beaver, loons and moose. Click here for a Back Country Guide of Craig Lake State Park.

  • Craig Lake-Rustic

    Craig Lake State Park is the most remote state park in the system. Access into the park can be an adventure. Vehicles with high ground clearance are recommended. The park contains six full lakes and a variety of wildlife such as deer, black bear, beaver, loons and moose. Click here for a Back Country Guide of Craig Lake State Park.

  • Craig Lake-Rustic Cabins

    Craig Lake State Park is the most remote state park in the system. Access into the park can be an adventure. Vehicles with high ground clearance are recommended. The park contains six full lakes and a variety of wildlife such as deer, black bear, beaver, loons and moose. Click here for a Back Country Guide of Craig Lake State Park.

  • Culhane Lake State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 22 sites for tent and small trailer use located on Culhane Lake. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Cusino Lake State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 6 sites for tent and small trailer use. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • DeTour State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 21 sites for tent and small trailer use, 3 of which will accommodate 40-ft vehicle/trailer. Located on Lake Huron. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Location 5 miles West of DeTour via M-134.

  • Deer Lake State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 12 sites for tent and small trailer use located on Deer Lake with boat launch for water access. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Dodge #4 State Park

    A sandy beach and a one-mile shoreline on Cass Lake makes Dodge #4 State Park an excellent location for summer and winter activities.

  • Duck Lake State Park

    Duck Lake State Park is a day-use park, featuring a towering sand dune; the park stretches from the northern shore of Duck Lake to Lake Michigan. Fishing, hiking, swimming and picnicking, are just some of the activities in this beautiful park.

  • East Branch of Fox River State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 19 sites for tent and small trailer use. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump

  • Elk Hill Equestrian State Forest Campground and Trail

    Campground is located adjacent to Shore to Shore Riding/Hiking Trail and is designed to accommodate equestrian campers. Non-equestrian campers are also welcome. There are 10 designated sites for tent and small trailer use, 6 of which will accommodate 40 ft vehicle available on the first come, first serve basis. The group area has a maximum capacity for 100 individuals and can accommodate tents and small trailers. Group Trail Camps are available by reservation only by calling 989.983.4101.

  • Emily Lake State Forest Campground

    9 sites for tent and small trailer use located on the south shore of Emily Lake. This is a rustic campground with vault toilets, hand pump well. It has barrier free facilities. The campground is open from May through November. Emily Lake: Emily Lake is a deep 54-acre lake.

  • Ess Lake State Forest Campground

    27 sites for tent or small trailer use. Located on peaceful Ess Lake offering opportunities for boating, fishing, and enjoyment of small beach or picnic area. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Father Marquette Memorial Scenic Site

    This historic state park hosts the national memorial that honors the Jesuit priest who established Michigan's first permanent settlement. Current attractions include the National Memorial, an outdoor interpretive trail, picnicking and a panoramic view of the Mackinac Bridge.

  • Fayette Furnace Hill Lodge

    Fayette Historic State Park houses a Historic Townsite, a representation of a once bustling industrial community. On the second Saturday of August the annual Heritage Day celebrates Fayette as a bustling iron smelting company town. Celebrate with period displays, food, and music.

  • Fayette Historic State Park

    Fayette Historic State Park houses a Historic Townsite, a representation of a once bustling industrial community. On the second Saturday of August the annual Heritage Day celebrates Fayette as a bustling iron smelting company town. Celebrate with period displays, food, and music.

  • Fisherman's Island State Park

    Fisherman’s Island State Park boasts over six miles of unspoiled Lake Michigan shoreline. The island in which the park was named no longer exists. Due to years of lower water levels in Lake Michigan the island has become a peninsula now lush with native wildflowers. There are 80 rustic campsites with 15 of those nestled in the dune area along the Lake Michigan shoreline.

  • Fisherman's Island-Rustic

    Fisherman’s Island State Park boasts over six miles of unspoiled Lake Michigan shoreline. The island in which the park was named no longer exists. Due to years of lower water levels in Lake Michigan the island has become a peninsula now lush with native wildflowers. There are 80 rustic campsites with 15 of those nestled in the dune area along the Lake Michigan shoreline.

  • Forest Lake State Forest Campground

    23 sites for tent and small trailer use, 5 of which can accommodate 40-ft vehicle/trailer. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump

  • Fort Custer Recreation Area

    Located in Augusta between Battle Creek and Kalamazoo, Fort Custer features three lakes, the Kalamazoo River, second-growth forests, prairie restoration areas, a 219-site campground, and a multi-use trail system used by mountain bikers, equestrians, hikers, and dog-sledders.

  • Fort Custer-Group Use Area

    Located in Augusta between Battle Creek and Kalamazoo, Fort Custer features three lakes, the Kalamazoo River, second-growth forests, prairie restoration areas, a 219-site campground, and a multi-use trail system used by mountain bikers, equestrians, hikers, and dog-sledders.

  • Fort Custer-Modern

    Located in Augusta between Battle Creek and Kalamazoo, Fort Custer features three lakes, the Kalamazoo River, second-growth forests, prairie restoration areas, a 219-site campground, and a multi-use trail system used by mountain bikers, equestrians, hikers, and dog-sledders.

  • Fort Custer-Rustic Cabins

    Located in Augusta between Battle Creek and Kalamazoo, Fort Custer features three lakes, the Kalamazoo River, second-growth forests, prairie restoration areas, a 219-site campground, and a multi-use trail system used by mountain bikers, equestrians, hikers, and dog-sledders.

  • Fort Wilkins Historic State Park

    Fort Wilkins Historic State Park offers camping and day use facilities and features a restored 1844 military outpost and one of the first lighthouses on Lake Superior. Restoration work and development began in the 1930s. Costumed interpreters demonstrate the history of the Keweenaw Peninsula fort.

  • Fort Wilkins-Fanny Hooe Cabin

    Fort Wilkins Historic State Park offers camping and day use facilities and features a restored 1844 military outpost and one of the first lighthouses on Lake Superior. Restoration work and development began in the 1930s. Costumed interpreters demonstrate the history of the Keweenaw Peninsula fort.

  • Fort Wilkins-Group Use Area

    Fort Wilkins Historic State Park offers camping and day use facilities and features a restored 1844 military outpost and one of the first lighthouses on Lake Superior. Restoration work and development began in the 1930s. Costumed interpreters demonstrate the history of the Keweenaw Peninsula fort.

  • Fort Wilkins-Modern

    Fort Wilkins Historic State Park offers camping and day use facilities and features a restored 1844 military outpost and one of the first lighthouses on Lake Superior. Restoration work and development began in the 1930s. Costumed interpreters demonstrate the history of the Keweenaw Peninsula fort.

  • Fox River State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 7 sites for tent and small trailer use. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Fred Meijer White Pine Trail State Park

    This linear trail state park is 92 miles long. A 92-mile section is open from Cadillac to Comstock Park. The trail surface is natural ballast and hard packed gravel, with 13 miles of asphalt pavement from Reed City to Big Rapids and 7 miles of asphalt pavement from just north of Rockford to Belmont.

  • Garey Lake Trail Camp

    Group area designed for use by equestrian campers riding the Shore to Shore Riding/Hiking Trail. Non-equestrian campers welcome too. Maximum capacity is for 200 individuals and can accommodate tents and small trailers. Campground is located on Garey Lake which offers good pan fishing. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Group Trail Camps are available by reservation by calling 231.922.5280.

  • Garnet Lake State Forest Campground

    10 sites for tent and small trailer use. Managed in partnership with Hudson Township. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Gene's Pond State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 14 sites for tent or small trailer use located on Gene's Pond. Hiking pathway access at campground. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Gerald E. Eddy Discovery Center

    The Gerald E. Eddy Discovery Center, at the Waterloo Recreation Area near Chelsea, introduces visitors to the fascinating world of geology and to the diverse natural habitats that are found today within Waterloo's 20,000-plus acres.

  • Gillette Sand Dune Visitor Center

    The Gillette Sand Dune Visitor Center, located in P.J. Hoffmaster State Park, is nestled among one of the nation's most impressive dune systems. Perched at the top of a large sand dune surrounded by a pristine wooded back-dune, the center features state-of-the-art exhibits to tell Michigan's unique sand dune story.

  • Glidden Lake State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 23 sites for tent or small trailer use located on Glidden Lake with boat access. Hiking pathway access at campground. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Goose Creek State Forest Campground

    This 12 site, rustic campground lies along the shore of the Upper Manistee River. The sites can accomodate tents and small tent trailers. Vault toliets and potable water from a well hand pump are available on the premises. Sites are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations.

  • Goose Creek Trail Camp

    Group area designed for use by equestrian campers riding the Shore to Shore Riding/Hiking Trail. Non-equestrian campers are also welcome. Maximum capacity is for 200 individuals and 50 wheeled recreational vehicles. Can accommodate tents and trailers. Group Trail Camps are available by calling 989 348 6371, ext.7448 through an event permit.

  • Goose Lake State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Cadillac Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 54 sites for tent and small trailer use dispersed from the water's edge of Goose Lake back to remote wooded loops. Good boating and fishing. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump

  • Grand Haven Lodge

    Grand Haven State Park has a beautiful sandy shore on Lake Michigan along the west side of the park and the Grand River along the north side of the park. The park consists entirely of beach sand and provides scenic views of Lake Michigan and the Grand Haven pier and lighthouse.

  • Grand Haven State Park

    Grand Haven State Park has a beautiful sandy shore on Lake Michigan along the west side of the park and the Grand River along the north side of the park. The park consists entirely of beach sand and provides scenic views of Lake Michigan and the Grand Haven pier and lighthouse.

  • Grand Haven-Modern

    Grand Haven State Park has a beautiful sandy shore on Lake Michigan along the west side of the park and the Grand River along the north side of the park. The park consists entirely of beach sand and provides scenic views of Lake Michigan and the Grand Haven pier and lighthouse.

  • Grand Mere State Park

    Grand Mere State Park is characterized by magnificent sand dunes, deep blowouts and one mile of Lake Michigan shoreline. Three inland lakes lie behind the dunes in the undeveloped natural area.

  • Grass Lake State Forest Campground

    As of September 17, 2010, Grass Lake State Forest Campground is now under the management of Colfax Township. Any concerns or questions about this campground should be directed to the Township at the phone number identified above. This campground contains 15 sites for tent and small trailer use. All sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. Located on Grass Lake Flooding with access to the Betsie River. Boating, canoeing, and fishing. Vault toilets and well.

  • Graves Crossing State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Gaylord Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 10 sites for tent and small trailer use located in the beautiful Jordan River Valley. Enjoy canoeing, fishing, hiking, and scenery along the Jordan River, Michigan's first designated Wild and Scenic River. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Guernsey Lake State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Traverse City Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 36 sites for tent and small trailer use including some walk-in sites for hikers. Located adjacent Sand Lakes Quiet Area, ideal for nature observation, hiking, and camping. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Haakwood State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Gaylord Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 18 sites available for tent and small trailer use located along the Sturgeon River, the Lower Peninsula's fastest river. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Harrisville State Park

    Harrisville State Park features a campground and day-use area nestled in a stand of pine and cedar trees along the sandy shores of Lake Huron. The park is within walking distance of the resort town of Harrisville and it's many events and close to Sturgeon Point Light House.

  • Harrisville Sunrise Rustic Cabin

    Harrisville State Park features a campground and day-use area nestled in a stand of pine and cedar trees along the sandy shores of Lake Huron. The park is within walking distance of the resort town of Harrisville and it's many events and close to Sturgeon Point Light House.

  • Hart-Montague Trail State Park

    The Hart-Montague Trail State Park is a paved, 22-mile trail passing through rural, forested lands. Scenic overlooks and picnic areas are located along the route. This is designated a wildlife viewing area.

  • Hartwick Pines State Park

    Hartwick Pines is rich in scenic beauty and different habitats. The principal features of this park are the 49-acre forest of Old Growth Pines and logging museum. There is ample subject matter for the sports person, photographer, or naturalist throughout the year. Visit the Michigan Forest Visitor Center.

  • Hartwick Pines-Group Use Area

    Hartwick Pines is rich in scenic beauty and different habitats. The principal features of this park are the 49-acre forest of Old Growth Pines and logging museum. There is ample subject matter for the sports person, photographer, or naturalist throughout the year. Visit the Michigan Forest Visitor Center.

  • Hartwick Pines-Modern

    Hartwick Pines is rich in scenic beauty and different habitats. The principal features of this park are the 49-acre forest of Old Growth Pines and logging museum. There is ample subject matter for the sports person, photographer, or naturalist throughout the year. Visit the Michigan Forest Visitor Center.

  • Hartwick Pines-Rustic Cabin

    Hartwick Pines is rich in scenic beauty and different habitats. The principal features of this park are the 49-acre forest of Old Growth Pines and logging museum. There is ample subject matter for the sports person, photographer, or naturalist throughout the year. Visit the Michigan Forest Visitor Center.

  • Hayes State Park

    Hayes State Park, in the heart of the Irish Hills, is located on Wamplers Lake and Round Lake great for fishing and boating. The park's close proximity to Michigan International Speedway, crafts and antique shows and Hidden Lake Gardens make Hayes State Park a prime tourist destination.

  • Healy Lake State Forest Campground

    This campground contains 24 sites for tent and small trailer use. All sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations are taken. Healy Lake provides good boating and pan fishing opportunities. Vault toilets and a potable water wells.

  • High Bridge State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 7 sites for tent and small trailer use. Located on the Two-Hearted River. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Highland Recreation Area

    Highland Recreation Area offers 5,900 acres of forest, marshes and lakes in the rolling hills of Southern Michigan. With trails to accommodate equestrian riders, mountain bikers, hikers and skiers, there's an activity for every season in this park.

  • Highland-Bass Lake Modern Lodge

    Highland Recreation Area offers 5,900 acres of forest, marshes and lakes in the rolling hills of Southern Michigan. With trails to accommodate equestrian riders, mountain bikers, hikers and skiers, there's an activity for every season in this park.

  • Highland-Group Use Area

    Highland Recreation Area offers 5,900 acres of forest, marshes and lakes in the rolling hills of Southern Michigan. With trails to accommodate equestrian riders, mountain bikers, hikers and skiers, there's an activity for every season in this park.

  • Highland-Rustic and Equestrian

    Highland Recreation Area offers 5,900 acres of forest, marshes and lakes in the rolling hills of Southern Michigan. With trails to accommodate equestrian riders, mountain bikers, hikers and skiers, there's an activity for every season in this park.

  • Historic Mill Creek State Park

    This park offers an example of life in the 1700s as the industrial age began to alter saw mills across northern Michigan. The Mackinac Island Historic Parks web site, includes more detailed information.

  • Hoeft State Park

    Hoeft State Park is a heavily wooded park with a mile of sandy, Lake Huron shoreline. A paved non-motorized trail connects the park to Huron Sunrise Trail which stretches to Rogers City riding along the beach next to Lake Huron and ends at the world's largest open pit limestone mine.

  • Hoeft-Group Use Area

    Hoeft State Park is a heavily wooded park with a mile of sandy, Lake Huron shoreline. A paved non-motorized trail connects the park to Huron Sunrise Trail which stretches to Rogers City riding along the beach next to Lake Huron and ends at the world's largest open pit limestone mine.

  • Hoeft-Sears and Roebuck Modern Lodge

    Hoeft State Park is a heavily wooded park with a mile of sandy, Lake Huron shoreline. A paved non-motorized trail connects the park to Huron Sunrise Trail which stretches to Rogers City riding along the beach next to Lake Huron and ends at the world's largest open pit limestone mine.

  • Hoffmaster State Park

    P. J. Hoffmaster State Park features over three miles of Lake Michigan shoreline, a 297 site modern campground, towering Lake Michigan dunes, and the Gillette Sand Dune Visitor Center. Miles of hiking and skiing trails offer stunning views of Lake Michigan and subtle beauty at every turn.

  • Hoffmaster-Group Use Area

    P. J. Hoffmaster State Park features over three miles of Lake Michigan shoreline, a 297 site modern campground, towering Lake Michigan dunes, and the Gillette Sand Dune Visitor Center. Miles of hiking and skiing trails offer stunning views of Lake Michigan and subtle beauty at every turn.

  • Hog Island Point State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 50 sites able to accommodate 40-ft vehicle/trailer. Located just off US-2 along Lake Michigan with beach area and fishing access. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Holland Camper Cabins

    Holland State Park offers an expansive, sandy beach along Lake Michigan, two large campgrounds and a beautiful view of sailboats and sunsets. The park is divided into two separate units; one along Lake Michigan and the other along Lake Macatawa. Click here for a slide show view of Holland State Park

  • Holland Lake State Forest Campground

    Phone number indicated above is for the Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 15 sites for tent and small trailer use. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Holland State Park

    Holland State Park offers an expansive, sandy beach along Lake Michigan, two large campgrounds and a beautiful view of sailboats and sunsets. The park is divided into two separate units; one along Lake Michigan and the other along Lake Macatawa. Click here for a slide show view of Holland State Park

  • Holland-Beach Modern

    Holland State Park offers an expansive, sandy beach along Lake Michigan, two large campgrounds and a beautiful view of sailboats and sunsets. The park is divided into two separate units; one along Lake Michigan and the other along Lake Macatawa. Click here for a slide show view of Holland State Park

  • Holland-Lake Macatawa

    Holland State Park offers an expansive, sandy beach along Lake Michigan, two large campgrounds and a beautiful view of sailboats and sunsets. The park is divided into two separate units; one along Lake Michigan and the other along Lake Macatawa. Click here for a slide show view of Holland State Park

  • Holly Recreation Area

    The Holly Recreation Area's rolling woodland and prairies dominate this landscape, and are featured in the Holly Woods Disc Golf Course, offering a variety of challenges and fun for all levels. The nearly 8,000 acres of woodlands and open fields provide opportunities for a variety of activities.

  • Holly-Group Use Area

    The Holly Recreation Area's rolling woodland and prairies dominate this landscape, and are featured in the Holly Woods Disc Golf Course, offering a variety of challenges and fun for all levels. The nearly 8,000 acres of woodlands and open fields provide opportunities for a variety of activities.

  • Holly-McGinnis Lake-Modern Campground

    The Holly Recreation Area's rolling woodland and prairies dominate this landscape, and are featured in the Holly Woods Disc Golf Course, offering a variety of challenges and fun for all levels. The nearly 8,000 acres of woodlands and open fields provide opportunities for a variety of activities.

  • Holly-McGinnis Lake-Semi-Modern Campground

    The Holly Recreation Area's rolling woodland and prairies dominate this landscape, and are featured in the Holly Woods Disc Golf Course, offering a variety of challenges and fun for all levels. The nearly 8,000 acres of woodlands and open fields provide opportunities for a variety of activities.

  • Holly-Rolston Rustic Cabin

    The Holly Recreation Area's rolling woodland and prairies dominate this landscape, and are featured in the Holly Woods Disc Golf Course, offering a variety of challenges and fun for all levels. The nearly 8,000 acres of woodlands and open fields provide opportunities for a variety of activities.

  • Hopkins Creek Equestrian State Forest Campground and Trail Camp

    Campground is located adjacent to Shore to Shore Riding/Hiking Trail and is designed to accommodate equestrian campers. Non-equestrian campers are also welcome. There are 16 designated sites for tent and small trailer use available on the first come, first serve basis. The group area has a maximum of 108 individuals and can accommodate tents and small trailers. Group Trail Camps are available by reservation by calling 231.824.3591.

  • Hopkins Creek State Forest Campground

    Campground is located adjacent to shore-to-shore riding/hiking trail and is designed to accommodate equestrian (horseback) campers. Non-equestrian campers are also welcome. There are 19 designated sites for tent and small trailer use available on a first come/first serve basis. The group area has a maximum capacity for 108 individuals and can accommodate tents and small trailers. Group trail camps are available by reservation.

  • Houghton Lake State Forest Campground

    Six miles NW of Houghton Lake Heights via West Shore Drive. Our 50 site campground is for tents or small trailers to use, some of which will accommodate 40-ft vehicle/trailer. Located on the north shore of Houghton Lake with excellent boating and fishing. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

  • House Lake State Forest Campground

    We have 41 sites, 35 of which will accommodate 40-foot vehicle/trailer. The campground is located on House Lake which produces some good catches of fish, gives you the chance to hiking/mountain biking down our pathway. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. The sites are available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

  • Indian Lake South-Modern

    Indian Lake State Park is located on Indian Lake, the fourth largest inland lake in the Upper Peninsula with an area of 8,400 acres. It is six miles long and three miles wide. The lake was once called M'O'Nistique Lake. According to 1850 surveyor records, Native Americans lived in log cabins near the outlet of the lake. The park is composed of two units which are three miles apart and separated by the waters of Indian Lake. Amenities include camping, hunting, fishing, hiking, beach and beach house, picnic area, boat access site/launch and metal detecting area.

  • Indian Lake State Park

    Indian Lake State Park is located on Indian Lake, the fourth largest inland lake in the Upper Peninsula with an area of 8,400 acres. It is six miles long and three miles wide. The lake was once called M'O'Nistique Lake. According to 1850 surveyor records, Native Americans lived in log cabins near the outlet of the lake. The park is composed of two units which are three miles apart and separated by the waters of Indian Lake. Amenities include camping, hunting, fishing, hiking, beach and beach house, picnic area, boat access site/launch and metal detecting area.

  • Indian Lake West-Semi-Modern

    Indian Lake State Park is located on Indian Lake, the fourth largest inland lake in the Upper Peninsula with an area of 8,400 acres. It is six miles long and three miles wide. The lake was once called M'O'Nistique Lake. According to 1850 surveyor records, Native Americans lived in log cabins near the outlet of the lake. The park is composed of two units which are three miles apart and separated by the waters of Indian Lake. Amenities include camping, hunting, fishing, hiking, beach and beach house, picnic area, boat access site/launch and metal detecting area.

  • Interlochen Duck Lake-Modern

    Has 490 Campsites (60 rustic - remaining are modern). Situated between Duck and Green Lake, adjacent to National Music Camp. Concerts are performer throughout the season by renowned musicians from all walks of life. Traverse City is 15 miles North East and Lake Michigan shoreline is 25 miles West of the Park Via US 31.

  • Interlochen Green Lake-Rustic

    Has 490 Campsites (60 rustic - remaining are modern). Situated between Duck and Green Lake, adjacent to National Music Camp. Concerts are performer throughout the season by renowned musicians from all walks of life. Traverse City is 15 miles North East and Lake Michigan shoreline is 25 miles West of the Park Via US 31.

  • Interlochen State Park

    Has 490 Campsites (60 rustic - remaining are modern). Situated between Duck and Green Lake, adjacent to National Music Camp. Concerts are performer throughout the season by renowned musicians from all walks of life. Traverse City is 15 miles North East and Lake Michigan shoreline is 25 miles West of the Park Via US 31.

  • Interlochen-Camper Cabin

    Has 490 Campsites (60 rustic - remaining are modern). Situated between Duck and Green Lake, adjacent to National Music Camp. Concerts are performer throughout the season by renowned musicians from all walks of life. Traverse City is 15 miles North East and Lake Michigan shoreline is 25 miles West of the Park Via US 31.

  • Interlochen-Group Use Area

    Has 490 Campsites (60 rustic - remaining are modern). Situated between Duck and Green Lake, adjacent to National Music Camp. Concerts are performer throughout the season by renowned musicians from all walks of life. Traverse City is 15 miles North East and Lake Michigan shoreline is 25 miles West of the Park Via US 31.

  • Interlochen-Tepee and Tents

    Has 490 Campsites (60 rustic - remaining are modern). Situated between Duck and Green Lake, adjacent to National Music Camp. Concerts are performer throughout the season by renowned musicians from all walks of life. Traverse City is 15 miles North East and Lake Michigan shoreline is 25 miles West of the Park Via US 31.

  • Ionia Equestrian-Rustic

    Has 490 Campsites (60 rustic - remaining are modern). Situated between Duck and Green Lake, adjacent to National Music Camp. Concerts are performer throughout the season by renowned musicians from all walks of life. Traverse City is 15 miles North East and Lake Michigan shoreline is 25 miles West of the Park Via US 31.

  • Ionia State Recreation Area

    Ionia Recreation Area offers you 149 campsites (100 modern and 49 rustic), 4,500 acres that offer a swimming beach, good fishing in Sessions Lake, camping, hunting, 3.5 miles of hiking trails looped within the park, nine miles designated for mountain bike trails, 15 miles of horse trails and a boat launch. We also have three designated trail loops for cross-country skiing and snowmobiling when there is four inches or more of snow. Additional amenities include a dog trail area and metal detecting area.

  • Ionia-Group Use Area

    Ionia Recreation Area offers you 149 campsites (100 modern and 49 rustic), 4,500 acres that offer a swimming beach, good fishing in Sessions Lake, camping, hunting, 3.5 miles of hiking trails looped within the park, nine miles designated for mountain bike trails, 15 miles of horse trails and a boat launch. We also have three designated trail loops for cross-country skiing and snowmobiling when there is four inches or more of snow. Additional amenities include a dog trail area and metal detecting area.

  • Island Lake Recreation Area

    Featuring an "up north" experience in southeastern Michigan with a 4,000 acre park that offers four miles of paved biking trails, two swimming beaches and beach house, picnic area & pavilion, hunting, fishing, archery range, more than 18 miles of trails for hiking and 14 miles of trails for biking. Cross-country skiing and snowmobiling is allowed along the unpaved portions of the trails when there is 4" or more of snow. Metal detecting areas. There is no camping.

  • Island Lake-Group Use Area

    Featuring an "up north" experience in southeastern Michigan with a 4,000 acre park that offers four miles of paved biking trails, two swimming beaches and beach house, picnic area & pavilion, hunting, fishing, archery range, more than 18 miles of trails for hiking and 14 miles of trails for biking. Cross-country skiing and snowmobiling is allowed along the unpaved portions of the trails when there is 4" or more of snow. Metal detecting areas. There is no camping.

  • Island Lake-Rustic Cabins

    Featuring an "up north" experience in southeastern Michigan with a 4,000 acre park that offers four miles of paved biking trails, two swimming beaches and beach house, picnic area & pavilion, hunting, fishing, archery range, more than 18 miles of trails for hiking and 14 miles of trails for biking. Cross-country skiing and snowmobiling is allowed along the unpaved portions of the trails when there is 4" or more of snow. Metal detecting areas. There is no camping.

  • J. W. Wells-Modern

    The Wells State Park Campground has 150 sites. All with electric. The sites are grassy with some trees. There are 20 sites located right on Green Bay for a spectacular view, one shower/toilet building for your convenience and 1/2 mile of sandy beach with toilet/changing facilities. Trails for hiking in the summer, and non-groomed trails for cross-country skiing in the winter. Be sure to also check out the new Bay Stone Lodge that can be rented on the grounds of the state park.

  • J. W. Wells-Rustic Cabins

    The Wells State Park Campground has 150 sites. All with electric. The sites are grassy with some trees. There are 20 sites located right on Green Bay for a spectacular view, one shower/toilet building for your convenience and 1/2 mile of sandy beach with toilet/changing facilities. Trails for hiking in the summer, and non-groomed trails for cross-country skiing in the winter. Be sure to also check out the new Bay Stone Lodge that can be rented on the grounds of the state park.

  • J.W. Wells-Bay Stone Lodge

    Located 200 yards from the park's swimming beach, the lodge sleeps up to 12 people, has two full baths, a screened porch with outdoor table and chairs, stone fireplace and hardwood floors. The use of hand-hewn beams and stones collected from Lake Michigan's Green Bay showcases the craftsmanship demonstrated by the 1940s era of the Civilian Conservation Corps. The name, Bay Stone Lodge, reflects the use of local construction materials. Amenities include a refrigerator, electric stove, microwave, blender, slow cooker, coffee maker and toaster. A gas grill is also on the premises. Linens are supplied along with all dishware, utensils, pots and pans and bakeware. Maid service is not provided, and guests are expected to clean the lodge prior to their departure.

  • Jackson Lake State Forest Campground

    We have 18 sites for tents and small trailer use. There is 15 that will accommodate 40 foot vehicle/trailers. Located on small, peaceful Jackson Lake with boating and fishing opportunities. Campground offers direct access to miles of scenic hiking pathway as well as Off-Road Vehicle trail. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Sites available on first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations.

  • Johnson's Crossing Trail Camp

    Group area designed for use by equestrian campers riding the Shore to Shore Riding/Hiking Trail. Non-equestrian campers are also welcome. Maximum capacity is for 100 individuals and can accommodate tents and small trailers. Group Trail Camps are available by reservation only by calling (989) 983-4101. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. There is also a submersible pump that requires a 5000 watt generator to run.

  • Jones Lake State Forest Campground

    Family campground 42 sites for tent and small trailer use. Small boat ramp give access for boating and fishing. Universally accessible facilities available on site. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

  • Kal-Haven Trail State Park

    Kal-Haven Trail State Park is a 34-mile crushed limestone path connecting South Haven and Kalamazoo. The trail meanders through wooded areas, past farm lands and over rivers and streams. Trail highlights include a camelback bridge and covered bridge. Trails are great for cross-country skiing, hiking and biking. There is an 11 mile parallel section where horses are allowed. The staging area for horses is at 67th street and baseline.

  • Keystone Landing State Forest Campground

    18 sites for tent and small trailer use located on the main branch of Au Sable River. Universally accessible picnic tables.

  • King Lake State Forest Campground

    Rustic campground on King Lake. Quiet, wooded area with water access for small boats and canoes to enjoy fishing for numerous game fish. Ramp boat launch. Only 15 miles SE of Covington.

  • Kingston Lake State Forest Campground

    16 rustic campsites, hike in sites, ramp boat launch, barrier-free facilities and fishing. Trailhead for Fox River Pathway. Only 16 miles NE of Melstrand.

  • Lake Ann State Forest Campground

    30 sites for tent and small trailer use. Located on Lake Ann, this campground offers good opportunity for boating, fishing, and hiking on Lake Ann Pathway. 5.8 mile, hike, bike trail. Trail maps available.

  • Lake Dubonnet State Forest Campground

    Rustic forest campground with 50 campsites. Horse campsites, hike in sites, ramp boat launch, fishing. Nearby hiking and cross-country trails. Trailhead for Lake Ann Pathway.

  • Lake Dubonnet Trail Camp

    Rustic forest campground with 50 campsites. Horse campsites, hike in sites, ramp boat launch, fishing. Nearby hiking and cross-country trails. Trailhead for Lake Ann Pathway.

  • Lake Gogebic State Park

    Lake Gogebic State Park is a wooded park set on the shore of lake Gogebic. The campground has 127 sites of which 1/4 are on the shore line. There are 2 toilet/shower buildings. There are also 3 pull through sites. A gift shop, ice, wood, and public phone are available at the campground office. The day use area has a boat launch, picnic shelter, bathrooms, playground equipment and a swimming beach. There is also a campground host at the park as well as helpful staff. The park is centrally located to many local attractions and only 30 minutes from the Porcupine Mountain Wilderness State Park.

  • Lake Gogebic-Modern

    Lake Gogebic State Park is a wooded park set on the shore of lake Gogebic. The campground has 127 sites of which 1/4 are on the shore line. There are 2 toilet/shower buildings. There are also 3 pull through sites. A gift shop, ice, wood, and public phone are available at the campground office. The day use area has a boat launch, picnic shelter, bathrooms, playground equipment and a swimming beach. There is also a campground host at the park as well as helpful staff. The park is centrally located to many local attractions and only 30 minutes from the Porcupine Mountain Wilderness State Park.

  • Lake Gogebic-Semi Modern

    Lake Gogebic State Park is a wooded park set on the shore of lake Gogebic. The campground has 127 sites of which 1/4 are on the shore line. There are 2 toilet/shower buildings. There are also 3 pull through sites. A gift shop, ice, wood, and public phone are available at the campground office. The day use area has a boat launch, picnic shelter, bathrooms, playground equipment and a swimming beach. There is also a campground host at the park as well as helpful staff. The park is centrally located to many local attractions and only 30 minutes from the Porcupine Mountain Wilderness State Park.

  • Lake Hudson Recreation Area

    Lake Hudson Recreation Area has 2,796 acres of recreational opportunities around Lake Hudson. The park in southeast Michigan, offers premier muskie fishing and game hunting. The beach area provides for sunbathing and swimming. There are 50 semi-modern campsites with electric hookups. Water is available by hand pump and the park has vault toilets. The campground does not have a dump station. The day use area offers a swimming beach. There are volley ball nets and a picnic area with a shelter. Metal detecting area. Lake Hudson has been designated a dark sky preserve for learning more about the night time sky.

  • Lake Hudson-Semi-modern

    Lake Hudson Recreation Area has 2,796 acres of recreational opportunities around Lake Hudson. The park in southeast Michigan, offers premier muskie fishing and game hunting. The beach area provides for sunbathing and swimming. There are 50 semi-modern campsites with electric hookups. Water is available by hand pump and the park has vault toilets. The campground does not have a dump station. The day use area offers a swimming beach. There are volley ball nets and a picnic area with a shelter. Metal detecting area. Lake Hudson has been designated a dark sky preserve for learning more about the night time sky.

  • Lake Margrethe State Forest Campground

    37 sites for tent or small trailer use. Located on Lake Margrethe with fishing and boating. Manistee and Au Sable Rivers offer good canoeing opportunities. Closest canoe rental in Grayling (5 miles East). State Forest Pathways: Mason Tract (13 miles SE): 11.5 miles of slightly hilly terrain. Hike, cross-country ski.

  • Lake Marjory State Forest Campground

    Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 10 sites for tent and small trailer use located on the north shore of Lake Marjory. 2 sites will accommodate 40-ft trailer/vehicle.

  • Lake Superior State Forest Campground

    18 sites for tent and small trailer use. Located on the shore of Lake Superior known for excellent agate hunting along the beach. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. Check with State Forest Campground Manager for seasonal availability.

  • Lakelands Trail State Park

    Converted from abandoned railroad corridors this gravel surfaced linear park is approximately 13-miles long. Designed for hiking, biking, horseback riding, cross-country skiing and wheelchair use. Trail runs between Stockbridge and Pinckney, passing through wooded areas and rolling farmland and offers spectacular views of spring flowers. Trailheads are located on M-52 in Stockbridge and a quarter mile north of M-36 on D-19 in Pinckney. On June 23, 2007, Hamburg Township dedicated the portion of the Lakelands Trail State Park that runs through Hamburg Township. The asphalting of the trail and the tunnel under M-36 has been completed and the trail is officially open for public use. The MI parks system offers 4 linear parks.

  • Lakeport State Park

    Lying along Lake Huron, Lakeport State Park provides southeast Michigan residents access to the Great Lakes. The park has two distinct units separated by the village of Lakeport. A total of 250 sites are divided between the two campgrounds. All sites have a picnic table, fire circle, electricity, modern toilet/shower buildings along with several pull-through sites and camp pads for ease of leveling campers. Metal detecting area. Lakeport State Park is taking reservations for its new camper cabin located on beautiful Lake Huron. The camper cabin is ideal for families looking to enjoy a camping experience but don't have a tent or a camper. The cabin sleeps six, has two bedrooms, each with its own set of bunk beds, and a full-size sleeper sofa located in the living room/kitchen area. All three rooms are equipped with electric heat. The living room/kitchen is equipped with a refrigerator, microwave and movable counter/cabinet unit for storing dishes and supplies. Outside, the cabin has its own fire circle, picnic table and grill.

  • Lakeport-Camper Cabin

    Lying along Lake Huron, Lakeport State Park provides southeast Michigan residents access to the Great Lakes. The park has two distinct units separated by the village of Lakeport. A total of 250 sites are divided between the two campgrounds. All sites have a picnic table, fire circle, electricity, modern toilet/shower buildings along with several pull-through sites and camp pads for ease of leveling campers. Metal detecting area. Lakeport State Park is taking reservations for its new camper cabin located on beautiful Lake Huron. The camper cabin is ideal for families looking to enjoy a camping experience but don't have a tent or a camper. The cabin sleeps six, has two bedrooms, each with its own set of bunk beds, and a full-size sleeper sofa located in the living room/kitchen area. All three rooms are equipped with electric heat. The living room/kitchen is equipped with a refrigerator, microwave and movable counter/cabinet unit for storing dishes and supplies. Outside, the cabin has its own fire circle, picnic table and grill.

  • Lakeport-Group Use Area

    Lying along Lake Huron, Lakeport State Park provides southeast Michigan residents access to the Great Lakes. The park has two distinct units separated by the village of Lakeport. A total of 250 sites are divided between the two campgrounds. All sites have a picnic table, fire circle, electricity, modern toilet/shower buildings along with several pull-through sites and camp pads for ease of leveling campers. Metal detecting area. Lakeport State Park is taking reservations for its new camper cabin located on beautiful Lake Huron. The camper cabin is ideal for families looking to enjoy a camping experience but don't have a tent or a camper. The cabin sleeps six, has two bedrooms, each with its own set of bunk beds, and a full-size sleeper sofa located in the living room/kitchen area. All three rooms are equipped with electric heat. The living room/kitchen is equipped with a refrigerator, microwave and movable counter/cabinet unit for storing dishes and supplies. Outside, the cabin has its own fire circle, picnic table and grill.

  • Laughing Whitefish Falls Scenic Site

    Laughing Whitefish Falls is one of the Upper Peninsula's many impressive waterfalls. The site features a mile of foot trails, picnic area with water pump and three observation decks overlooking the falls.

  • Leelanau State Park

    Leelanau State Park, located at the tip of the little finger on the beautiful Leelanau Peninsula, where over 1,300 acres are waiting for visitors to enjoy. The park has the Grand Traverse Lighthouse Museum, a rustic campground, two mini cabins, 8.5 miles of hiking/skiing trails and a picnic area.

  • Leverentz Lake State Forest Campground

    18 sites on Big Leverentz Lake and 7 sites on Little Leverentz Lake, for tent and small trailer use. 50-ft floating dock on Big Leverentz Lake. Pathway access from both units as well as excellent fishing opportunities. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. Check with State Forest Campground Manager for seasonal availability.

  • Lime Island State Recreation Area

    Sit atop a bluff overlooking the St. Marys River and watch Great Lake freighters pass by, hike on many trails that lace the island, fish from shore or enjoy a sandy beach. Two and three bedroom cottages available that can sleep up to eight individuals. Water and portable restrooms are located nearby. Tent camping on raised tent platforms is available. Non-platform camping is also available up on the hill or on grass in a designated site. Offered seasonally on Lime Island. Weekend cottage reservation is a minimum stay of two nights. No reservations are needed for tent camping. Camping platforms are on a first come, first serve basis.

  • Lincoln Bridge State Forest Campground

    Rustic campground with nine sites for tents and small trailers to use that are located on the beautiful Pine River and Silver Creek. Good opportunities for canoeing and fishing. Pathway access for hiking and mountain biking. shade trees in wooded area, picnic tables, vault toilets, must maintain pets on a leash at all times. Hike in sites, carry-in boat launch, accessible by water and fishing. Access to Silver Creek Pathway.

  • Little Brevort Lake-North State Forest Campground

    A family campground with 4,233 acres of the lake and 70 sites. Some of the camping area is located on the sandy peninsula off Boedne Bay and Brevort Lake. Boating, swimming beach, picnic tables and three hiking trails. Camp stamps and Golden age passports are accepted.

  • Little Brevort Lake-South State Forest Campground

    Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 12 sites for tent and small trailer use, 4 of which will accommodate 40-ft vehicle/trailer. Located on Little Brevort Lake within a State Designated Natural Area. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Little Lake State Forest Campground

    Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 26 sites for tent and small trailer use, 6 of these can accommodate a 40-ft vehicle/trailer. Located on Little Lake. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Little Presque Isle Cabins

    Enjoy the seclusion and quiet of a log cabin get-away among the birch and pine woodlands of Harlow Lake and Harlow Creek. Natural beauty surrounds you with eighteen miles of hiking trails, over four miles of Lake Superior beach, breathtaking scenery, fishing opportunities, and wildlife at Little Presque Isle.

  • Little Wolf Lake State Forest Campground

    Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations.24 sites for tent and trailer use, all are large enough to accommodate 40-ft vehicle/trailer. Located near Lewiston on quiet Little Wolf Lake. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Long Lake (Missaukee) State Forest Campground

    Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 20 sites for tent and small trailer use. Hilly, scenic area on Long Lake providing great opportunities for boating, and outdoor recreation. Access road to Goose Lake State Forest Campground. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Long Lake (Wexford) State Forest Campground

    Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 16 sites for tent and small trailer use. Hilly hardwood area on Long Lake offering boating and fishing opportunity. Motorcycle trail access from campground. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Lost Creek Outpost-Rustic

    Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park (60,000 acres) is one of the few remaining large wilderness areas in the Midwest. Towering virgin timber, secluded lakes, and miles of wild rivers and streams make a visit to the "Porkies" a trip to remember. Black bears are common in the Porkies. Visit the Wilderness Visitor Center

  • Lower Unit

    Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 20 sites for tent and small trailer use. Located on Bodi Lake. Hiking pathway access at campground. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Ludington State Park

    Ludington State Park is comprised of scenic sand dunes, a shoreline vista, ponds, marshlands and forests. It is situated between Hamlin Lake and Lake Michigan with several miles of shoreline and beaches on both bodies of water. There are three modern campgrounds; Pines, Cedar and Beechwood. Be sure to participate in one of the many interpretive programs located within the park.

  • Ludington-Jack Pine Hike In Sites

    Ludington State Park is comprised of scenic sand dunes, a shoreline vista, ponds, marshlands and forests. It is situated between Hamlin Lake and Lake Michigan with several miles of shoreline and beaches on both bodies of water. There are three modern campgrounds; Pines, Cedar and Beechwood. Be sure to participate in one of the many interpretive programs located within the park.

  • Mackinac Island and Fort Mackinac Historic Park

    Historic Mackinac Island is punctuated by distinctive stone formations like Arch Rock and Sugar Loaf. Footpaths crisscross its 1,800 acres. A road circles the island for walkers, bicyclists, and horse-drawn vehicles. Built in 1780, Fort Mackinac is Michigan's only revolutionary war-era fort.

  • Manistee River Bridge State Forest Campground

    Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 23 sites for tent or small trailer use along the main branch of the Manistee River. Canoe access and good trout fishing. Universally accessible picnic tables and wells. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Maple Bay State Forest Campground

    Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 38 sites located on the west side of Burt Lake available for tent and small trailer use. Excellent boat access and sand beach offer a great way to enjoy Burt Lake. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Maybury State Park

    Maybury State Park Contains almost 1,000 acres of gently rolling terrain, open meadow, mature forest, a variety of wildlife and abundant wildflowers, the park gives people an opportunity to get involved in outdoor recreation activities in a state park setting.

  • McCollum Lake State Forest Campground

    Starting on May 24, 2011, McCollum Lake State Forest Campground is under the management of Clinton Township. Any concerns or questions about this campground should be directed to the Township at 989-848-5045. This campground contains 20 sites, 3 sites are walk-in for tent only camping and 11 sites will accommodate larger 40-ft vehicle trailers. First-come, first-serve. No reservations. This rustic campground includes vault toilets, potable water, small picnic area and adjacent boat launch.

  • McLain State Park

    McLain State Park offers two miles of sand beach on Lake Superior. Visitors can also enjoy a variety of activities in the park: fishing, windsurfing, berry picking, beachcombing, sight-seeing and hunting. The sunsets at McLain State Park are spectacular and the view of the lighthouse is magnificent.

  • McLain-Rustic Cabin

    McLain State Park offers two miles of sand beach on Lake Superior. Visitors can also enjoy a variety of activities in the park: fishing, windsurfing, berry picking, beachcombing, sight-seeing and hunting. The sunsets at McLain State Park are spectacular and the view of the lighthouse is magnificent.

  • Mead Creek State Forest Campground

    This campground contains 9 sites for tent and small trailer use. All sites are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations are taken. This rustic campground, located on the shore of the Manistique River, provides vault toilets and a potable water well from a hand pump.

  • Mears State Park

    Charles Mears State Park is located in the quaint village of Pentwater along the Lake Michigan shoreline. Paved campsite lots are surrounded by fine sand, and a swimming beach is adjacent to the harbor pier.

  • Meridian-Baseline State Park

    This unique, landlocked park designates the spot where all township, range and section measurements begins for the entire state of Michigan. It is not accessible to the public, but is being preserved for its historic value.

  • Merwin Creek State Forest Campground

    As of October 29, 2009, Merwin Creek State Forest Campground is now under the management of Schoolcraft County. Any concerns or questions about this campground should be directed to the County at the phone number identified above. This campground contains 10 sites for tent and trailer use. All sites are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations are taken. This rustic campground, located on the shore of the Manistique River, provides vault toilets and a potable water well.

  • Metamora-Hadley Camper Cabin

    Metamora-Hadley Recreation Area consists of 723 acres with 80-acre Lake Minnewanna in the center Campers, hikers, boaters, anglers, hunters, cross-country skiers and others enjoy a wide variety recreational opportunities throughout the year. The park has a universally accessible fishing pier.

  • Metamora-Hadley Recreation Area

    Metamora-Hadley Recreation Area consists of 723 acres with 80-acre Lake Minnewanna in the center Campers, hikers, boaters, anglers, hunters, cross-country skiers and others enjoy a wide variety recreational opportunities throughout the year. The park has a universally accessible fishing pier.

  • Michigan Forest Visitor Center

    The Michigan Forest Visitor Center is open daily 10am to 6pm Memorial Day through Labor Day. September through May, the center is open daily 9am to 4pm, excluding the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. The Hartwick Pines Logging Museum is open May 1 through Oct. 31. Within the visitor center is a 105-seat auditorium featuring a nine-projector, multi-image slide program: "The Forest, Michigan's Renewable Resource." This 14-minute show orients visitors to the story of forest management from the logging era to the present. The auditorium also hosts a variety of programs, videos and special presentations during the summer.

  • Milakokia Lake State Forest Campground

    35 sites for tent and small trailer use, some of which can accommodate 40-ft vehicle/trailer. Located on Milakokia Lake providing boat and fishing access. Universally accessible toilets. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Mio Pond State Forest Campground and Group Camp

    24 sites for tent and small trailer use located on Mio Dam along the Au Sable River. Good fishing and canoeing with access to the Au Sable River and a canoe group camp area at the grounds.

  • Mitchell State Park

    Mitchell State Park is a popular camping, fishing and boating destination. The park is situated between Lake Mitchell and Lake Cadillac and provides an excellent opportunity to view a variety of wildlife. A historic canal connects the two lakes and runs directly through the park. Be sure to visit the Carl T. Johnson Hunting and Fishing Center, located within Mitchell State Park.

  • Mitchell-Camper Cabin

    Mitchell State Park is a popular camping, fishing and boating destination. The park is situated between Lake Mitchell and Lake Cadillac and provides an excellent opportunity to view a variety of wildlife. A historic canal connects the two lakes and runs directly through the park. Be sure to visit the Carl T. Johnson Hunting and Fishing Center, located within Mitchell State Park.

  • Mouth of Two Hearted River State Forest Campground

    39 sites for tent and small trailer use. Located on Lake Superior at the mouth of Two-Hearted River.

  • Mud Lake State Forest Campground

    Eight sites for tent and small trailer use located on Mud Lake offering boating, fishing, and scenic hiking trail from Big Mud Lake to Pike Lake. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

  • Munuscong River State Forest Campground

    50 sites for tent and small trailer use, most of which can accommodate 40-ft vehicle/trailer. Excellent water access with Munuscong River running through campground and leading 1 mile to Lake Munuscong. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

  • Muskallonge Lake State Park

    177-Site campground located between Muskallonge Lake and Lake Superior. Activities include swimming, boating, picnicking, agate & rock hunting on Lake Superior shoreline, camping, hunting and fishing. You can also do some wild berry picking while at the state park.

  • Muskallonge Lake-Modern

    177-Site campground located between Muskallonge Lake and Lake Superior. Activities include swimming, boating, picnicking, agate & rock hunting on Lake Superior shoreline, camping, hunting and fishing. You can also do some wild berry picking while at the state park.

  • Muskegon State Park

    Over 1,165 acres on Lake Michigan and Muskegon Lake. 247 modern and semi-modern campsites, two mini-cabins. Sun bathing, swimming, picnicking, fishing, boat launch, ice fishing. Twelve miles of marked and groomed hiking trails, with five miles (8 kilometers) lighted for all levels of cross-country skiers. Trail maps. Replica of an historic fort blockhouse overlooking Lake Michigan and sand dunes. Metal detecting area.

  • Muskegon-Group Use Area

    Over 1,165 acres on Lake Michigan and Muskegon Lake. 247 modern and semi-modern campsites, two mini-cabins. Sun bathing, swimming, picnicking, fishing, boat launch, ice fishing. Twelve miles of marked and groomed hiking trails, with five miles (8 kilometers) lighted for all levels of cross-country skiers. Trail maps. Replica of an historic fort blockhouse overlooking Lake Michigan and sand dunes. Metal detecting area.

  • Muskegon-Lake Michigan

    Over 1,165 acres on Lake Michigan and Muskegon Lake. 247 modern and semi-modern campsites, two mini-cabins. Sun bathing, swimming, picnicking, fishing, boat launch, ice fishing. Twelve miles of marked and groomed hiking trails, with five miles (8 kilometers) lighted for all levels of cross-country skiers. Trail maps. Replica of an historic fort blockhouse overlooking Lake Michigan and sand dunes. Metal detecting area.

  • Muskegon-South Channel

    Over 1,165 acres on Lake Michigan and Muskegon Lake. 247 modern and semi-modern campsites, two mini-cabins. Sun bathing, swimming, picnicking, fishing, boat launch, ice fishing. Twelve miles of marked and groomed hiking trails, with five miles (8 kilometers) lighted for all levels of cross-country skiers. Trail maps. Replica of an historic fort blockhouse overlooking Lake Michigan and sand dunes. Metal detecting area.

  • Muskrat Lake State Forest Campground

    Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 12 sites for tent or small trailer use, 2 of which will accommodate 40-ft vehicle/trailer. Located on Muskrat Lake, a shallow, secluded, warm-water lake with good canoeing and pan fishing. Quick access to Off-Road Vehicle trails. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Natalie State Forest Campground

    We have 12 sites for tent and small trailer use located on the Dallarville Flooding Backwaters. Boating and fishing opportunities at campground and hiking access on Canada Lake Pathway. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

  • Negwegon State Park

    Negwegon State Park is a rustic, undeveloped area open for hunting and hiking. The terrain is a mixture of low land areas with small ridges, to mature pine forest, some hardwoods and aspen forest, and some pockets of open meadows mixed in. A beautiful undeveloped sandy beach on Lake Huron. Please use caution when visiting as the roads into the park are often so sandy that a four-wheel drive vehicle is needed. Designated Watchable Wildlife site.

  • Negwegon-Backcountry Campsites (hike-in)

    Negwegon State Park is a rustic, undeveloped area open for hunting and hiking. The terrain is a mixture of low land areas with small ridges, to mature pine forest, some hardwoods and aspen forest, and some pockets of open meadows mixed in. A beautiful undeveloped sandy beach on Lake Huron. Please use caution when visiting as the roads into the park are often so sandy that a four-wheel drive vehicle is needed. Designated Watchable Wildlife site.

  • Newaygo State Park

    A rustic campground in a forested setting that is located on the Hardy Dam Impoundment. Boat launching for small boats, No electricity, vault toilets and sanitary disposal station.

  • North Gemini Lake State Forest Campground

    Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 17 sites for tent and small trailer use. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • North Higgins Lake State Park

    175 modern campsites, picnicking, swimming, two mini-cabins and a boat launch. Over 8 miles of trails are available for hiking, cross-country skiing and biking. Features include on site CCC Museum, nature and fitness trails and a forest nursery interpretive area.

  • North Higgins Lake-East

    175 modern campsites, picnicking, swimming, two mini-cabins and a boat launch. Over 8 miles of trails are available for hiking, cross-country skiing and biking. Features include on site CCC Museum, nature and fitness trails and a forest nursery interpretive area.

  • North Higgins Lake-West

    175 modern campsites, picnicking, swimming, two mini-cabins and a boat launch. Over 8 miles of trails are available for hiking, cross-country skiing and biking. Features include on site CCC Museum, nature and fitness trails and a forest nursery interpretive area.

  • North Horseshoe Lake State Forest Campground

    Horseshoe Lake Campground is designed to accommodate a variety of RVs, campers, trailers and tents. There are 67 campsites, each with its own picnic table and fire ring. Comfort, convenience and cleanliness help make your camping experience safe and enjoyable. We have 450 feet of lake frontage on Horseshoe Lake with swimming beach, fishing pier and boat launch. Also for your convenience, we have boats, canoes and paddle boat rentals. Explore Horseshoe Lake Campground and RV Park. Beautiful lake-side log cabins are available for vacation rental as well.

  • Ocqueoc Falls State Forest Campground

    15 sites for tent or small trailers use. Hike to scenic Ocqueoc Falls along the Bicentennial Pathway or take advantage of good steelhead and trout fishing from the campground. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

  • Oden State Fish Hatchery Visitor Center

    The site of the original fish hatchery building which began operations in 1921. In 2002, a new hatchery was built one quarter-mile northeast of the current visitor center. Adjacent to the visitor center sits the re-created 1914-1935 Wolverine train car. This historic exhibit depicts how employees of the old Michigan Department of Conservation lived on the train while transporting and stocking fish across the state. Hiking trails. Open daily Memorial Day to Labor Day, the interpretive staff offers tours by reservation only from September through May.

  • Old US -131 State Forest Campground

    25 sites for tent and small trailer use. Located on the scenic Manistee River , ideal for canoeing, trout fishing, and wildlife viewing. Campground offers direct access to the North Country Trail for hiking & mountain biking and nearby trails provide opportunity fo Off-Road Vehicle and snowmobile riding. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

  • Onaway Camper Cabin

    Onaway State Parks are pleased to announce that this summer season canoes, kayaks and rowboats are available to rent at both parks. These boats will be available for full-day and half-day rentals. For questions about rentals please contact Onaway State Park at (989)733-8279. Located on the southeast shore of beautiful Black Lake. Encompassing 158 acres of rugged but picturesque land, including sand cobblestone beaches, large unique rock outcroppings and a diverse variety of trees. The park features a three-mile nature trail and 85 modern campsites among virgin white pines. Reservations are now being accepted for the new “Shoreview” camper cabin. Shoreview” cabin offers a covered front porch area, large universally accessible deck, fire circle, refrigerator, microwave, outdoor grill, rowboat and electricity. It sleeps up to six, with two sets of bunk beds in separate rooms and a futon couch in the main living area. Campers must supply their own bedding, dishes and cookware. This 400-square foot cabin is situated about 50 feet from the Black Lake shoreline, and 300 ft from the park’s designated swimming area on the southeast shore of Black Lake. Picnicking, swimming, horseshoes and boat launch. Onaway is home of the annual Black Lake Sturgeon Shivaree, a festival in February featuring ice fishing, snowmobile racing and other winter activities.

  • Onaway State Park

    Onaway State Parks are pleased to announce that this summer season canoes, kayaks and rowboats are available to rent at both parks. These boats will be available for full-day and half-day rentals. For questions about rentals please contact Onaway State Park at (989)733-8279. Located on the southeast shore of beautiful Black Lake. Encompassing 158 acres of rugged but picturesque land, including sand cobblestone beaches, large unique rock outcroppings and a diverse variety of trees. The park features a three-mile nature trail and 85 modern campsites among virgin white pines. Reservations are now being accepted for the new “Shoreview” camper cabin. Shoreview” cabin offers a covered front porch area, large universally accessible deck, fire circle, refrigerator, microwave, outdoor grill, rowboat and electricity. It sleeps up to six, with two sets of bunk beds in separate rooms and a futon couch in the main living area. Campers must supply their own bedding, dishes and cookware. This 400-square foot cabin is situated about 50 feet from the Black Lake shoreline, and 300 ft from the park’s designated swimming area on the southeast shore of Black Lake. Picnicking, swimming, horseshoes and boat launch. Onaway is home of the annual Black Lake Sturgeon Shivaree, a festival in February featuring ice fishing, snowmobile racing and other winter activities.

  • Orchard Beach State Park

    Orchard Beach State Park is located on a bluff overlooking Lake Michigan. Where spectacular sunsets can be viewed. We have 167 campsites, one mini cabin, two paved handicap sites and two rest room and shower buildings. We also have a large shelter building sitting atop the bluff which is available for rent for reunions, meeting, etc. Metal detecting area.

  • Orchard Beach-Camper Cabin

    Orchard Beach State Park is located on a bluff overlooking Lake Michigan. Where spectacular sunsets can be viewed. We have 167 campsites, one mini cabin, two paved handicap sites and two rest room and shower buildings. We also have a large shelter building sitting atop the bluff which is available for rent for reunions, meeting, etc. Metal detecting area.

  • Orchard Beach-Modern

    Orchard Beach State Park is located on a bluff overlooking Lake Michigan. Where spectacular sunsets can be viewed. We have 167 campsites, one mini cabin, two paved handicap sites and two rest room and shower buildings. We also have a large shelter building sitting atop the bluff which is available for rent for reunions, meeting, etc. Metal detecting area.

  • Ortonville Recreation Area

    Ortonville Recreation Area is comprised of 5,300 acres of state land open to public use. This wooded area, dotted with many small lakes, offers a secluded get-away from the metropolitan area. Activities include hiking, bicycling, boating, camping, cross country skiing, snowmobiling, fishing, hunting, picnicking, and swimming. Rustic cabin rentals are available; reservations required. Rifle range & equestrian campground included.

  • Ortonville-Pines Rustic Cabin

    Ortonville Recreation Area is comprised of 5,300 acres of state land open to public use. This wooded area, dotted with many small lakes, offers a secluded get-away from the metropolitan area. Activities include hiking, bicycling, boating, camping, cross country skiing, snowmobiling, fishing, hunting, picnicking, and swimming. Rustic cabin rentals are available; reservations required. Rifle range & equestrian campground included.

  • Ossineke State Forest Campground

    42 Rustic sites on Lake Huron. Beautiful, secluded, sandy beaches on the shores of Lake Huron's Thunder Bay. Fishing. 1 mike hike, bike trail. Wildlife viewing, nestled in a white pine and oak forest. Trailhead in campground for Ossineke Pathway.

  • Otsego Lake State Park

    Wooded and overlooking Otsego Lake, 155 clean, shaded, modern campsites. Features include picnicking, swimming, boat launch, fishing, playground, volleyball, horseshoes, ball field and fishing pier. One mini-cabin. Rowboat, canoe and pontoon rentals. No hiking trails but paths where you can pick blueberries or observe a rare and protected wild orchid, the Lady's slipper.

  • Otsego Lake-Modern

    Wooded and overlooking Otsego Lake, 155 clean, shaded, modern campsites. Features include picnicking, swimming, boat launch, fishing, playground, volleyball, horseshoes, ball field and fishing pier. One mini-cabin. Rowboat, canoe and pontoon rentals. No hiking trails but paths where you can pick blueberries or observe a rare and protected wild orchid, the Lady's slipper.

  • Palms Book State Park

    Palms Book is a rewarding side trip for the vacationer touring the Upper Peninsula, for here can be seen one of Michigan's alluring natural attractions-Kitch-iti-kipi, "The Big Spring." Two hundred feet across, the 40-foot deep Kitch-iti-kipi is Michigan's largest freshwater spring. Over 10,000 gallons a minute gush from fissures in the underlying limestone. The flow continues throughout the year at a constant 45 degree Fahrenheit. By means of a self-operated observation raft, visitors are guided to vantage points overlooking fascinating underwater features and fantasies.

  • Parmalee Bridge State Forest Campground and Canoe Camp

    Seven sites for tent and small trailer use located on the Au Sable River. Includes a large canoe camping area. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

  • Perch Lake State Forest Campground

    We have 35 sites for tents and small trailer usage. Good boating and fishing opportunities. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

  • Petoskey State Park

    Petoskey State Park, located on the north end of Little Traverse Bay, is situated on 304 scenic acres and offers a beautiful sandy beach on the bay. The park has two separate modern campgrounds. Tannery Creek offers 98 campsites, and Dunes offers 70 campsites. Metal detecting area.

  • Petoskey-Dunes Modern

    Petoskey State Park, located on the north end of Little Traverse Bay, is situated on 304 scenic acres and offers a beautiful sandy beach on the bay. The park has two separate modern campgrounds. Tannery Creek offers 98 campsites, and Dunes offers 70 campsites. Metal detecting area.

  • Petoskey-Group Use Area

    Petoskey State Park, located on the north end of Little Traverse Bay, is situated on 304 scenic acres and offers a beautiful sandy beach on the bay. The park has two separate modern campgrounds. Tannery Creek offers 98 campsites, and Dunes offers 70 campsites. Metal detecting area.

  • Petoskey-Tannery Creek Modern

    Petoskey State Park, located on the north end of Little Traverse Bay, is situated on 304 scenic acres and offers a beautiful sandy beach on the bay. The park has two separate modern campgrounds. Tannery Creek offers 98 campsites, and Dunes offers 70 campsites. Metal detecting area.

  • Pickerel Lake (Kalkaska) State Forest Campground

    Rustic, 39 campsites on scenic wooded shore of Pickerel Lake. Opportunities for boating, swimming and excellent pan fishing. Amenities: hand pump, well water, vault toilets and boat ramp. Trailhead for Pickerel Lake Pathway. Nearby ORV trail.

  • Pickerel Lake (Otsego) State Forest Campground

    Rustic, 39 campsites on scenic wooded shore of Pickerel Lake. Opportunities for boating, swimming and excellent pan fishing. Amenities: hand pump, well water, vault toilets and boat ramp. Trailhead for Pickerel Lake Pathway. Nearby ORV trail.

  • Pigeon River Bridge State Forest Campground

    Ten sites for tent and small trailer use located along the scenic Pigeon River. Excellent hiking and fishing opportunities from campground.

  • Pigeon River State Forest Campground

    19 sites for tent and small trailer use secluded in scenic woodland along the Pigeon River. Water access, and hiking pathway at campground. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

  • Pike Lake State Forest Campground-Luce

    Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 23 sites for tent and small trailer use located on Pike Lake in "Blueberry Country". Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Tahquamenon Falls State Park (eight miles East) is home to several notable bird species such as the gray jay, boreal chickadee, Connecticut warbler, palm warbler and rusty blackbird. Its old growth beech/sugar maple stands are associated with the black-throated green warbler, osprey, river otter, moose, fern and wild orchids. Loons and other water fowl are common near the mouth of the Tahquamenon River. Two-Heart Trail (1/2 miles North): 36 miles of cycle/ATV trail. Connects to Pine Ridge Trail. Pine Ridge Trail (eight miles SW): 49 miles of cycle/ATV trail.

  • Pike Lake State Forest Campground-Marquette

    Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations.10 sites for tent and small trailer use, 3 of which will accommodate 40-ft vehicle/trailer. 2 walk-in sites designated for tent only use. Secluded location on Pike Lake with boating access. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Pinckney Recreation Area

    Numerous lakes within 11,000 acres. Picnicking, playground, fishing, beaches, concession stand and boat launches. Rowboat, canoe, paddleboat, kayak rentals. Private liveries, stables. Extensive trail system for hikers and mountain bikers. In the winter these trails can be used for cross-country skiing. Snowmobiling in designated areas and ice fishing is available on Silver, North and South Lakes. 180 modern campsites, a camper cabin the sleeps six and has two bedrooms located near the modern restroom and showers at Bruin Lake. Rustic camping on Crooked Lake. Backpack camping is available along the Potawatomi Trail. Bridle trails and metal detecting area.

  • Pinckney-Blind Lake Rustic

    Numerous lakes within 11,000 acres. Picnicking, playground, fishing, beaches, concession stand and boat launches. Rowboat, canoe, paddleboat, kayak rentals. Private liveries, stables. Extensive trail system for hikers and mountain bikers. In the winter these trails can be used for cross-country skiing. Snowmobiling in designated areas and ice fishing is available on Silver, North and South Lakes. 180 modern campsites, a camper cabin the sleeps six and has two bedrooms located near the modern restroom and showers at Bruin Lake. Rustic camping on Crooked Lake. Backpack camping is available along the Potawatomi Trail. Bridle trails and metal detecting area.

  • Pinckney-Bruin Lake Camper Cabin

    Numerous lakes within 11,000 acres. Picnicking, playground, fishing, beaches, concession stand and boat launches. Rowboat, canoe, paddleboat, kayak rentals. Private liveries, stables. Extensive trail system for hikers and mountain bikers. In the winter these trails can be used for cross-country skiing. Snowmobiling in designated areas and ice fishing is available on Silver, North and South Lakes. 180 modern campsites, a camper cabin the sleeps six and has two bedrooms located near the modern restroom and showers at Bruin Lake. Rustic camping on Crooked Lake. Backpack camping is available along the Potawatomi Trail. Bridle trails and metal detecting area.

  • Pinckney-Bruin Lake Modern

    Numerous lakes within 11,000 acres. Picnicking, playground, fishing, beaches, concession stand and boat launches. Rowboat, canoe, paddleboat, kayak rentals. Private liveries, stables. Extensive trail system for hikers and mountain bikers. In the winter these trails can be used for cross-country skiing. Snowmobiling in designated areas and ice fishing is available on Silver, North and South Lakes. 180 modern campsites, a camper cabin the sleeps six and has two bedrooms located near the modern restroom and showers at Bruin Lake. Rustic camping on Crooked Lake. Backpack camping is available along the Potawatomi Trail. Bridle trails and metal detecting area.

  • Pinckney-Crooked Lake Rustic

    Numerous lakes within 11,000 acres. Picnicking, playground, fishing, beaches, concession stand and boat launches. Rowboat, canoe, paddleboat, kayak rentals. Private liveries, stables. Extensive trail system for hikers and mountain bikers. In the winter these trails can be used for cross-country skiing. Snowmobiling in designated areas and ice fishing is available on Silver, North and South Lakes. 180 modern campsites, a camper cabin the sleeps six and has two bedrooms located near the modern restroom and showers at Bruin Lake. Rustic camping on Crooked Lake. Backpack camping is available along the Potawatomi Trail. Bridle trails and metal detecting area.

  • Pinckney-Glenbrook Yurt

    Numerous lakes within 11,000 acres. Picnicking, playground, fishing, beaches, concession stand and boat launches. Rowboat, canoe, paddleboat, kayak rentals. Private liveries, stables. Extensive trail system for hikers and mountain bikers. In the winter these trails can be used for cross-country skiing. Snowmobiling in designated areas and ice fishing is available on Silver, North and South Lakes. 180 modern campsites, a camper cabin the sleeps six and has two bedrooms located near the modern restroom and showers at Bruin Lake. Rustic camping on Crooked Lake. Backpack camping is available along the Potawatomi Trail. Bridle trails and metal detecting area.

  • Pine Grove State Forest Campground

    Six sites for tent and small trailer use secluded along the Pigeon River with access to miles of hiking pathway and good water access. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations.

  • Pinney Bridge State Forest Campground

    Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. Enjoy the quiet, rustic setting along the Jordan River, Michigan's first designated Wild and Scenic River. Pinney Bridge offers 15 tent sites accessible by hiking or canoe only. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. 5.5 miles NW of Alba via 620 and Cascade Road.

  • Platte River State Forest Campground

    Rustic campground with 26 sites. Canoeing, fishing, carry-in boating. Trailhead for Platte Springs Pathway. Close to shopping in Honor and Beulah.

  • Pontiac Lake Recreation Area

    Pontiac Recreation Area with over 3,800 acres of rolling woodland terrain, is open year round for a variety of activities. Camping and day use. The park contains three campgrounds. The modern campground features 176 campsites, picnic tables, electricity and shower/toilet buildings. The campground is open from spring to fall. Facilities at the equestrian staging area and campground are limited to vault toilets and a hand pump well for water. The organization campground is a rustic campground without modern facilities available only for groups. Day use facilities located on Pontiac Lake provide park visitors with a ballfield, 1/3-mile long beach, modern concession stand, boat launch, bathhouse, toilet buildings and picnic areas. Picnic shelters are available on a first come-first-serve basis or they can be reserved and rented on a daily basis. Metal detecting area.

  • Pontiac Lake-Modern

    Pontiac Recreation Area with over 3,800 acres of rolling woodland terrain, is open year round for a variety of activities. Camping and day use. The park contains three campgrounds. The modern campground features 176 campsites, picnic tables, electricity and shower/toilet buildings. The campground is open from spring to fall. Facilities at the equestrian staging area and campground are limited to vault toilets and a hand pump well for water. The organization campground is a rustic campground without modern facilities available only for groups. Day use facilities located on Pontiac Lake provide park visitors with a ballfield, 1/3-mile long beach, modern concession stand, boat launch, bathhouse, toilet buildings and picnic areas. Picnic shelters are available on a first come-first-serve basis or they can be reserved and rented on a daily basis. Metal detecting area.

  • Porcupine Mountains Kaug Wudjoo Lodge

    Three miles west of Silver City on M-107. Towering virgin timber, secluded lakes and miles of wild rivers and streams in 60,000 acres. Modern and rustic camping, rustic cabins, yurts and Kaug Wudjoo Lodge. Camp on the shore of Lake Superior and enjoy sunsets from your site. 90 miles of foot trails. The Park is the home of the Porcupine Mountains Ski Area with a 640' vertical drop, long tree-lined runs and great views. Alpine ski area, 42km of power tilled, double track set cross-country ski trails, snowshoeing and snowmobiling. The North Country Trail includes 23 miles within the state park and also mountain biking trails. Visitor Center. Chalet offers ski and snowboard rentals, pro shop and cafeteria. Canoe, kayak rentals. Enjoy scenic vistas, waterfalls, old growth forest. The entire park is open to hunting during established seasons with a few exceptions. It is designated as an official Michigan Wildlife Viewing Area.

  • Porcupine Mountains Back Country Camping

    Three miles west of Silver City on M-107. Towering virgin timber, secluded lakes and miles of wild rivers and streams in 60,000 acres. Modern and rustic camping, rustic cabins, yurts and Kaug Wudjoo Lodge. Camp on the shore of Lake Superior and enjoy sunsets from your site. 90 miles of foot trails. The Park is the home of the Porcupine Mountains Ski Area with a 640' vertical drop, long tree-lined runs and great views. Alpine ski area, 42km of power tilled, double track set cross-country ski trails, snowshoeing and snowmobiling. The North Country Trail includes 23 miles within the state park and also mountain biking trails. Visitor Center. Chalet offers ski and snowboard rentals, pro shop and cafeteria. Canoe, kayak rentals. Enjoy scenic vistas, waterfalls, old growth forest. The entire park is open to hunting during established seasons with a few exceptions. It is designated as an official Michigan Wildlife Viewing Area.

  • Porcupine Mountains Presque Isle-Rustic

    Three miles west of Silver City on M-107. Towering virgin timber, secluded lakes and miles of wild rivers and streams in 60,000 acres. Modern and rustic camping, rustic cabins, yurts and Kaug Wudjoo Lodge. Camp on the shore of Lake Superior and enjoy sunsets from your site. 90 miles of foot trails. The Park is the home of the Porcupine Mountains Ski Area with a 640' vertical drop, long tree-lined runs and great views. Alpine ski area, 42km of power tilled, double track set cross-country ski trails, snowshoeing and snowmobiling. The North Country Trail includes 23 miles within the state park and also mountain biking trails. Visitor Center. Chalet offers ski and snowboard rentals, pro shop and cafeteria. Canoe, kayak rentals. Enjoy scenic vistas, waterfalls, old growth forest. The entire park is open to hunting during established seasons with a few exceptions. It is designated as an official Michigan Wildlife Viewing Area.

  • Porcupine Mountains Rustic Cabins

    Three miles west of Silver City on M-107. Towering virgin timber, secluded lakes and miles of wild rivers and streams in 60,000 acres. Modern and rustic camping, rustic cabins, yurts and Kaug Wudjoo Lodge. Camp on the shore of Lake Superior and enjoy sunsets from your site. 90 miles of foot trails. The Park is the home of the Porcupine Mountains Ski Area with a 640' vertical drop, long tree-lined runs and great views. Alpine ski area, 42km of power tilled, double track set cross-country ski trails, snowshoeing and snowmobiling. The North Country Trail includes 23 miles within the state park and also mountain biking trails. Visitor Center. Chalet offers ski and snowboard rentals, pro shop and cafeteria. Canoe, kayak rentals. Enjoy scenic vistas, waterfalls, old growth forest. The entire park is open to hunting during established seasons with a few exceptions. It is designated as an official Michigan Wildlife Viewing Area.

  • Porcupine Mountains Union Bay-Modern

    Three miles west of Silver City on M-107. Towering virgin timber, secluded lakes and miles of wild rivers and streams in 60,000 acres. Modern and rustic camping, rustic cabins, yurts and Kaug Wudjoo Lodge. Camp on the shore of Lake Superior and enjoy sunsets from your site. 90 miles of foot trails. The Park is the home of the Porcupine Mountains Ski Area with a 640' vertical drop, long tree-lined runs and great views. Alpine ski area, 42km of power tilled, double track set cross-country ski trails, snowshoeing and snowmobiling. The North Country Trail includes 23 miles within the state park and also mountain biking trails. Visitor Center. Chalet offers ski and snowboard rentals, pro shop and cafeteria. Canoe, kayak rentals. Enjoy scenic vistas, waterfalls, old growth forest. The entire park is open to hunting during established seasons with a few exceptions. It is designated as an official Michigan Wildlife Viewing Area.

  • Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park

    Three miles west of Silver City on M-107. Towering virgin timber, secluded lakes and miles of wild rivers and streams in 60,000 acres. Modern and rustic camping, rustic cabins, yurts and Kaug Wudjoo Lodge. Camp on the shore of Lake Superior and enjoy sunsets from your site. 90 miles of foot trails. The Park is the home of the Porcupine Mountains Ski Area with a 640' vertical drop, long tree-lined runs and great views. Alpine ski area, 42km of power tilled, double track set cross-country ski trails, snowshoeing and snowmobiling. The North Country Trail includes 23 miles within the state park and also mountain biking trails. Visitor Center. Chalet offers ski and snowboard rentals, pro shop and cafeteria. Canoe, kayak rentals. Enjoy scenic vistas, waterfalls, old growth forest. The entire park is open to hunting during established seasons with a few exceptions. It is designated as an official Michigan Wildlife Viewing Area.

  • Porcupine Mountains Wilderness Yurts

    Three miles west of Silver City on M-107. Towering virgin timber, secluded lakes and miles of wild rivers and streams in 60,000 acres. Modern and rustic camping, rustic cabins, yurts and Kaug Wudjoo Lodge. Camp on the shore of Lake Superior and enjoy sunsets from your site. 90 miles of foot trails. The Park is the home of the Porcupine Mountains Ski Area with a 640' vertical drop, long tree-lined runs and great views. Alpine ski area, 42km of power tilled, double track set cross-country ski trails, snowshoeing and snowmobiling. The North Country Trail includes 23 miles within the state park and also mountain biking trails. Visitor Center. Chalet offers ski and snowboard rentals, pro shop and cafeteria. Canoe, kayak rentals. Enjoy scenic vistas, waterfalls, old growth forest. The entire park is open to hunting during established seasons with a few exceptions. It is designated as an official Michigan Wildlife Viewing Area.

  • Porcupine Mountains-Group Use Area

    Three miles west of Silver City on M-107. Towering virgin timber, secluded lakes and miles of wild rivers and streams in 60,000 acres. Modern and rustic camping, rustic cabins, yurts and Kaug Wudjoo Lodge. Camp on the shore of Lake Superior and enjoy sunsets from your site. 90 miles of foot trails. The Park is the home of the Porcupine Mountains Ski Area with a 640' vertical drop, long tree-lined runs and great views. Alpine ski area, 42km of power tilled, double track set cross-country ski trails, snowshoeing and snowmobiling. The North Country Trail includes 23 miles within the state park and also mountain biking trails. Visitor Center. Chalet offers ski and snowboard rentals, pro shop and cafeteria. Canoe, kayak rentals. Enjoy scenic vistas, waterfalls, old growth forest. The entire park is open to hunting during established seasons with a few exceptions. It is designated as an official Michigan Wildlife Viewing Area.

  • Port Crescent Camper Cabin

    Located at the tip of Michigan's "thumb" along three miles of sandy shoreline of the Saginaw Bay. 565 acres of woods, offer excellent hunting opportunities, wet lands and the best sand dunes and beaches on the eastern side of the state. An accessible fishing deck, and seven miles of trails through various areas of the park for cross-country skiing. Some of the 137 modern campsites offer a waterfront view, either of Lake Huron or the Pinnebog River. A 900-foot boardwalk and five picnic decks offer scenic vistas from the top of sand dunes in the day-use area. Rustic organization camp for youth.

  • Port Crescent State Park

    Located at the tip of Michigan's "thumb" along three miles of sandy shoreline of the Saginaw Bay. 565 acres of woods, offer excellent hunting opportunities, wet lands and the best sand dunes and beaches on the eastern side of the state. An accessible fishing deck, and seven miles of trails through various areas of the park for cross-country skiing. Some of the 137 modern campsites offer a waterfront view, either of Lake Huron or the Pinnebog River. A 900-foot boardwalk and five picnic decks offer scenic vistas from the top of sand dunes in the day-use area. Rustic organization camp for youth.

  • Port Crescent-Modern

    Located at the tip of Michigan's "thumb" along three miles of sandy shoreline of the Saginaw Bay. 565 acres of woods, offer excellent hunting opportunities, wet lands and the best sand dunes and beaches on the eastern side of the state. An accessible fishing deck, and seven miles of trails through various areas of the park for cross-country skiing. Some of the 137 modern campsites offer a waterfront view, either of Lake Huron or the Pinnebog River. A 900-foot boardwalk and five picnic decks offer scenic vistas from the top of sand dunes in the day-use area. Rustic organization camp for youth.

  • Portage Bay State Forest Campground

    Rustic campground with 23 sites on four acres and two undeveloped acres. Hike in sites, carry-in boat launch, barrier-free facilities and fishing. Access to Ninga Aki Pathway. Close to Fayette State Park, historical site, bike trail, swimming, hunting, golf course and ORV area.

  • Pretty Lake State Forest Campground

    We have 18 sites located in a complex of small lakes offering a variety of boating, canoeing and fishing opportunities. Hiking access to the North Country Trail. Universally accessible facilities available. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

  • Proud Lake Recreation Area

    Located on the Huron River with 4,700 acres with rolling hills, two lakes and pine tree forests. 130 modern campsites and two mini cabins overlooking Proud Lake. Picnicking, swimming, fishing and boat launch. Rowboat, canoe, paddleboat and kayak rentals. Over 20 miles of trails, two of the hiking/ski trails run parallel to the Huron River, the third loops around a marsh. For equestrians and mountain bikers there are trails offering varied terrain.

  • Proud Lake-Camper Cabin

    Located on the Huron River with 4,700 acres with rolling hills, two lakes and pine tree forests. 130 modern campsites and two mini cabins overlooking Proud Lake. Picnicking, swimming, fishing and boat launch. Rowboat, canoe, paddleboat and kayak rentals. Over 20 miles of trails, two of the hiking/ski trails run parallel to the Huron River, the third loops around a marsh. For equestrians and mountain bikers there are trails offering varied terrain.

  • Proud Lake-Group Use Area

    Located on the Huron River with 4,700 acres with rolling hills, two lakes and pine tree forests. 130 modern campsites and two mini cabins overlooking Proud Lake. Picnicking, swimming, fishing and boat launch. Rowboat, canoe, paddleboat and kayak rentals. Over 20 miles of trails, two of the hiking/ski trails run parallel to the Huron River, the third loops around a marsh. For equestrians and mountain bikers there are trails offering varied terrain.

  • Proud Lake-Modern

    Located on the Huron River with 4,700 acres with rolling hills, two lakes and pine tree forests. 130 modern campsites and two mini cabins overlooking Proud Lake. Picnicking, swimming, fishing and boat launch. Rowboat, canoe, paddleboat and kayak rentals. Over 20 miles of trails, two of the hiking/ski trails run parallel to the Huron River, the third loops around a marsh. For equestrians and mountain bikers there are trails offering varied terrain.

  • Rainbow Bend State Forest Campground and Canoe Camp

    We have 7 sites for tents or small trailers to use that are located on the Au Sable River with canoe access and good fishing opportunities. Canoe group camping area available. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

  • Rapid River Trail Camp

    Group area designed for use by equestrian campers riding the Shore to Shore Riding/Hiking Trail. Non-equestrian campers welcome too. Maximum capacity is for 200 individuals and can accommodate tents and small trailers. Group Trail Camps are available by reservation by calling 231.922.5280. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. There is also a submersible pump that requires a 5000 watt generator. 4 miles from Leetsville ORV Route (25 miles of route)

  • Reed & Green Bridge State Forest Campground

    We have four sites for tent and small trailer use along the Two-Hearted River with good canoeing and fishing opportunities. Off-Road Vehicle trail nearby. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

  • Reedsburg Dam State Forest Campground

    42 sites that will accommodate up to a 40-ft vehicle/trailer, 15 of which are waterfront sites. Located on Dead Stream Flooding along the Muskegon River with boat access/rental, fishing. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. Check with State Forest Campground Manager for seasonal availability

  • Rifle River Grousehaven-Modern

    Over 4,000 acres with streams and ten scenic lakes. A modern 75 site partially shaded and mostly grassy campground features a swimming beach, playground and boat launch. Three rustic campgrounds with 99 campsites. Rustic trailside cabins. Observation tower, picnicking, fishing, ice fishing, boating, canoeing, hunting or trapping, wildlife viewing and sports areas. 14 miles of pathways meandering throughout the park offering hiking, biking, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. Snowmobiling is available at the nearby AuSable River Scenic Byway.

  • Rifle River Recreation Area

    Over 4,000 acres with streams and ten scenic lakes. A modern 75 site partially shaded and mostly grassy campground features a swimming beach, playground and boat launch. Three rustic campgrounds with 99 campsites. Rustic trailside cabins. Observation tower, picnicking, fishing, ice fishing, boating, canoeing, hunting or trapping, wildlife viewing and sports areas. 14 miles of pathways meandering throughout the park offering hiking, biking, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. Snowmobiling is available at the nearby AuSable River Scenic Byway.

  • Rifle River-Devoe Lake Rustic

    Over 4,000 acres with streams and ten scenic lakes. A modern 75 site partially shaded and mostly grassy campground features a swimming beach, playground and boat launch. Three rustic campgrounds with 99 campsites. Rustic trailside cabins. Observation tower, picnicking, fishing, ice fishing, boating, canoeing, hunting or trapping, wildlife viewing and sports areas. 14 miles of pathways meandering throughout the park offering hiking, biking, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. Snowmobiling is available at the nearby AuSable River Scenic Byway.

  • Rifle River-Group Use Area

    Over 4,000 acres with streams and ten scenic lakes. A modern 75 site partially shaded and mostly grassy campground features a swimming beach, playground and boat launch. Three rustic campgrounds with 99 campsites. Rustic trailside cabins. Observation tower, picnicking, fishing, ice fishing, boating, canoeing, hunting or trapping, wildlife viewing and sports areas. 14 miles of pathways meandering throughout the park offering hiking, biking, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. Snowmobiling is available at the nearby AuSable River Scenic Byway.

  • Rifle River-Ranch Rustic

    Over 4,000 acres with streams and ten scenic lakes. A modern 75 site partially shaded and mostly grassy campground features a swimming beach, playground and boat launch. Three rustic campgrounds with 99 campsites. Rustic trailside cabins. Observation tower, picnicking, fishing, ice fishing, boating, canoeing, hunting or trapping, wildlife viewing and sports areas. 14 miles of pathways meandering throughout the park offering hiking, biking, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. Snowmobiling is available at the nearby AuSable River Scenic Byway.

  • Rifle River-Rustic Cabins

    Over 4,000 acres with streams and ten scenic lakes. A modern 75 site partially shaded and mostly grassy campground features a swimming beach, playground and boat launch. Three rustic campgrounds with 99 campsites. Rustic trailside cabins. Observation tower, picnicking, fishing, ice fishing, boating, canoeing, hunting or trapping, wildlife viewing and sports areas. 14 miles of pathways meandering throughout the park offering hiking, biking, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. Snowmobiling is available at the nearby AuSable River Scenic Byway.

  • Rifle River-Spruce Rustic

    Over 4,000 acres with streams and ten scenic lakes. A modern 75 site partially shaded and mostly grassy campground features a swimming beach, playground and boat launch. Three rustic campgrounds with 99 campsites. Rustic trailside cabins. Observation tower, picnicking, fishing, ice fishing, boating, canoeing, hunting or trapping, wildlife viewing and sports areas. 14 miles of pathways meandering throughout the park offering hiking, biking, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. Snowmobiling is available at the nearby AuSable River Scenic Byway.

  • Ross Lake State Forest Campground

    Beach and boat launch, playground and a nice picnic area for all to use. Ross Lake Park is the perfect place to relax and enjoy a warm summer breeze off the Lake

  • Round Lake State Forest Campground

    Rustic campground with 10 campsites for tents and small trailers to use that are located right on Round Lake. Campground access to hiking pathway. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

  • S. Higgins Lake-Modern

    1000 acre park with almost one mile of shoreline along Higgins Lake. 400 modern, hardwood-shaded campsites, a mini-cabin, sandy beach, fishing, boat launch, picnic area. Self-guided nature trail. Ungroomed trails for cross-country skiing and hiking. Rowboat, canoe, paddleboat, small motorboat and pontoon rentals. Ice fishing. Metal detecting area.

  • Saginaw Bay Visitor Center

    Nestled under a canopy of sheltering hardwoods on the edge of the marsh, the modern visitor center stands on the site of the historic Jennison Nature Center, built in 1940 and named for George B. Jennison, a prominent local conservationist. Fifty-five years later, the aging nature center was given a $1 million makeover. A 10,000-square-foot building, which more than doubled the size of the original facility, reopened in 1996 with a 100-seat auditorium and new exhibit hall.

  • Sanilac Petroglyphs Historic State Park

    Within the 240-acre parcel historic site are the Sanilac Petroglyphs. Michigan's only known rock carvings attributed to Native American workmanship in the Lower Peninsula of Michigan. The petroglyphs are open during summer Wednesday through Sunday 10 am to 5 pm until Labor Day call to make sure exact times when open. The park contains a one mile hiking trail that crosses the Little Cass River in two places. The trail is open from 8am to 10pm year-round. Send any correspondence to Sleeper State Park, 6573 State Park Rd, Caseville MI 48725.

  • Saugatuck Dunes State Park

    A day use state park for swimming, picnicking and hiking in the 880 acres. Enjoy this coastal paradise for its beach, dunes, and 14 miles of trails.

  • Scheck's Place State Forest Campground

    30 sites for tent and small trailer use. Located on the Boardman River offering good boating, canoeing, and trout fishing opportunities. Nearby Michigan's Shore-to-Shore Riding/Hiking Trail and Trail Camp.

  • Scheck's Place Trail Camp

    30 sites for tent and small trailer use. Located on the Boardman River offering good boating, canoeing, and trout fishing opportunities. Nearby Michigan's Shore-to-Shore Riding/Hiking Trail and Trail Camp.

  • Seven Lakes State Park

    Opened in 1992, sand lake campground provides modern bathrooms and showers. Electricity provided on each site, road and paths are paved. Campground is located on 1400 acres on seven lakes state park. Swimming beach, picnic shelters, boat/canoe rental, launches, hiking trails, boat and playground equipment available at Paul's concession. Metal detecting area.

  • Seven Lakes-Modern

    Opened in 1992, sand lake campground provides modern bathrooms and showers. Electricity provided on each site, road and paths are paved. Campground is located on 1400 acres on seven lakes state park. Swimming beach, picnic shelters, boat/canoe rental, launches, hiking trails, boat and playground equipment available at Paul's concession. Metal detecting area.

  • Shelldrake Dam State Forest Campground

    Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 18 sites for tent and small trailer use located on Shelldrake Dam Impoundment. Boating and fishing access on the flooding. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Shoepac Lake State Forest Campground

    28 sites for tent and small trailer use. Natural limestone sink holes in the area create an interesting topography which can be explored along hiking/biking trails through the campground and surrounding area. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Check with State Forest Campground Manager for seasonal availability.

  • Shupac Lake State Forest Campground

    30 sites for tent and small trailer use located on the shore of Shupac Lake. Good boating and fishing. All facilities universally acceptable.

  • Silver Creek State Forest Campground

    26 sites for tent and small trailer use located on the scenic Pine River. This campground offers opportunity for hiking and mountain biking on its Silver Creek Pathway. Nearby canoe landing provides access to the river. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

  • Silver Lake State Park

    Silver Lake State Park is a 3000-acre park in Oceana County and borders on Lake Michigan. This area is unique in that it includes dune country and acres of mature forest. The dune ridges and valleys are mostly windblown sand and lack trees, scrub brush, and dune grass. The dune area is sometimes compared to a desert. Silver Lake State Park contains more than four miles of Lake Michigan shoreline and boasts a large sandy beach.

  • Silver Lake-Modern

    Silver Lake State Park is a 3000-acre park in Oceana County and borders on Lake Michigan. This area is unique in that it includes dune country and acres of mature forest. The dune ridges and valleys are mostly windblown sand and lack trees, scrub brush, and dune grass. The dune area is sometimes compared to a desert. Silver Lake State Park contains more than four miles of Lake Michigan shoreline and boasts a large sandy beach.

  • Sleeper State Park

    Over 700 acres with a half mile of sandy beach on beautiful Saginaw Bay. Modern campsites and a mini-cabin. Beach house, grills and picnic tables or rent the pavilion. More than four miles of maintained trails are available to those who wish to hike or ski. Nearby boating, fishing and Rush Lake State Game Area. Camping April through October.

  • Sleeper-Outdoor Center Cabins

    Sleeper State Park is 723 acres of forest, wetlands, sandy beach and dunes located on the Saginaw Bay of Lake Huron. Visitors can watch both sunrises and sunsets on the bay, relax in the shade and seclusion of the campground or roam the trails of the ancient dune forests.

  • Sleepy Hollow State Park

    Over 2,600 acres with a 410 acre lake. 181 modern campsites. Picnicking, swimming, boat launch, fishing, wildlife viewing areas, bird watching. Row boat, canoe, paddleboat, pontoon rental available in the summer. Trails that take you through prairie grasses, hardwood forest and stands of pine trees: 16 miles of hiking/biking, and 9 miles for horseback riding. Snowmobiling. Metal detecting area.

  • Sleepy Hollow-Group Youth Area

    Over 2,600 acres with a 410 acre lake. 181 modern campsites. Picnicking, swimming, boat launch, fishing, wildlife viewing areas, bird watching. Row boat, canoe, paddleboat, pontoon rental available in the summer. Trails that take you through prairie grasses, hardwood forest and stands of pine trees: 16 miles of hiking/biking, and 9 miles for horseback riding. Snowmobiling. Metal detecting area.

  • Sleepy Hollow-Modern

    Over 2,600 acres with a 410 acre lake. 181 modern campsites. Picnicking, swimming, boat launch, fishing, wildlife viewing areas, bird watching. Row boat, canoe, paddleboat, pontoon rental available in the summer. Trails that take you through prairie grasses, hardwood forest and stands of pine trees: 16 miles of hiking/biking, and 9 miles for horseback riding. Snowmobiling. Metal detecting area.

  • South Gemini Lake State Forest Campground

    Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. Eight sites for tent and small trailer use. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • South Higgins Lake State Park

    1000 acre park with almost one mile of shoreline along Higgins Lake. 400 modern, hardwood-shaded campsites, a mini-cabin, sandy beach, fishing, boat launch, picnic area. Self-guided nature trail. Ungroomed trails for cross-country skiing and hiking. Rowboat, canoe, paddleboat, small motorboat and pontoon rentals. Ice fishing. Metal detecting area.

  • South Manistique Lake State Forest Campground

    29 sites for tent and small trailer use, some of which can accommodate 40-ft vehicle/trailer. Located on South Manistique Lake with boat access and fishing. Universally accessible toilet facilities. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations.

  • Spring Lake State Forest Campground

    32 sites for tent and small trailer use. Located on Spring Lake with access canal to Fife Lake, both offering good boating and pan fishing.

  • Squaw Lake State Forest Campground

    The campground offers great fishing opportunities. Squaw Lake is within walking distance of all 15 rustic campsites and a ramp boat launch is provided. Well maintained sites provide campers with a fire ring, picnic tables, gravel parking pad and a grassy are to pitch a tent. Barrier-free facilities. Only 4 miles NW of Witch Lake.

  • Sterling State Park

    The only state park on Lake Erie, conveniently located just off I-75 in Monroe, and an easy drive from many Midwestern destinations including Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Chicago and Windsor. Wm. C. Sterling State Park's 1,300 acres offer great recreational opportunities such as: over one mile of beach front for sunning and/or swimming; public boat launch with parking space for 250 vehicles; shore fishing on Lake Erie and the fishing lagoons; lakefront camping w/ 256 sites (79 offer full hook-up), 50 amp electric service, modern restrooms & picnic area; wildlife viewing and 6 miles of trails for cross country skiing and hiking. Just minutes from downtown Monroe restaurants, shopping, museums and theater. Visit the ALL NEW River Raisin National Battlefield Park by strolling the River Raisin Heritage Trail that is easily accessible from the Sterling State Park Trail system. Golf nearby at River Raisin Golf Club's 36-hole course. Be sure to join us for the Annual River Raisin Independence Festival & Fireworks here at the park over lake Erie! Make your camping reservations early! Enjoy other classic events like the River Raisin Jazz Festival, Monroe County Fair, International Fife & Drum Muster, racing at Michigan International Speedway or visit Cabela's in Dundee (20 minutes away). Wm. C. Sterling State Park is Authentic Monroe County at its finest!

  • Stoney Creek Trail Camp

    Group area designed for use by equestrian campers riding the Shore to Shore Riding/Hiking Trail. Non-equestrian campers are welcome. Maximum capacity is for 100 individuals and can accommodate tents and small trailers. Group Trail Camps are available by reservation by calling 989.732.3541, ext. 5445. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Red Bridge (5 miles East): 27 miles of motorcycle trail and 5 miles of full size vehicle ORV route.

  • Straits State Park

    The park has 275 modern campsites that feature electricity, fire rings and picnic tables. Fifteen Straits-semi modern waterfront sites. There are four modern toilet buildings with showers, two sanitation stations. We have a view of the Mackinac Bridge and are 1/2 mile from the ferries that travel to and from Mackinac Island. The Soo Locks and Tahquamenon Falls are just one hour away and the Father Marquette Memorial is located in the Straits State Park.

  • Straits-Group Use Area

    The park has 275 modern campsites that feature electricity, fire rings and picnic tables. Fifteen Straits-semi modern waterfront sites. There are four modern toilet buildings with showers, two sanitation stations. We have a view of the Mackinac Bridge and are 1/2 mile from the ferries that travel to and from Mackinac Island. The Soo Locks and Tahquamenon Falls are just one hour away and the Father Marquette Memorial is located in the Straits State Park.

  • Straits-Semi Modern Waterfront

    The park has 275 modern campsites that feature electricity, fire rings and picnic tables. Fifteen Straits-semi modern waterfront sites. There are four modern toilet buildings with showers, two sanitation stations. We have a view of the Mackinac Bridge and are 1/2 mile from the ferries that travel to and from Mackinac Island. The Soo Locks and Tahquamenon Falls are just one hour away and the Father Marquette Memorial is located in the Straits State Park.

  • Sturgeon Point Scenic Site on Lake Huron

    Sturgeon Point Lighthouse is located five miles north of Harrisville on Lake Huron and was completed in November 1870. The tower is 70 feet, 9 inches tall and is 16 feet in diameter at its base. The light is 3.5 order Fresnel lens made in Paris, France. The light is still maintained by the U.S. Coast Guard. The keeper's house is now a maritime museum which is open to the public from Memorial Day to mid-September. The lighthouse tower is open to the public. The grounds are open all year.

  • Sunrise Lake State Forest Campground

    17 sites for tent and small trailer use located on Sunrise Lake. Offers good trout fishing opportunities, hiking access, and nearby off-road vehicle trail. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis

  • Tahquamenon Falls State Park

    One of the largest waterfalls east of the Mississippi, the Upper Falls has a drop of nearly 50 feet and is more than 200 feet across. Four miles downstream is the Lower Falls, a series of five smaller falls cascading around an island. Winter offers opportunity for snowmobiling, cross country skiing and snowshoeing with miles of marked trails. Four campgrounds w/ modern & rustic campsites. Close to 40,000 acres stretching over 13 miles. Ask about the Tahquamenon Fall Lodge.

  • Tahquamenon Falls Visitor Center

    One of the largest waterfalls east of the Mississippi, the Upper Falls has a drop of nearly 50 feet and is more than 200 feet across. Four miles downstream is the Lower Falls, a series of five smaller falls cascading around an island. Winter offers opportunity for snowmobiling, cross country skiing and snowshoeing with miles of marked trails. Four campgrounds w/ modern & rustic campsites. Close to 40,000 acres stretching over 13 miles. Ask about the Tahquamenon Fall Lodge.

  • Tahquamenon Falls-Group Use Area

    One of the largest waterfalls east of the Mississippi, the Upper Falls has a drop of nearly 50 feet and is more than 200 feet across. Four miles downstream is the Lower Falls, a series of five smaller falls cascading around an island. Winter offers opportunity for snowmobiling, cross country skiing and snowshoeing with miles of marked trails. Four campgrounds w/ modern & rustic campsites. Close to 40,000 acres stretching over 13 miles. Ask about the Tahquamenon Fall Lodge.

  • Tahquamenon Falls-Lodge

    One of the largest waterfalls east of the Mississippi, the Upper Falls has a drop of nearly 50 feet and is more than 200 feet across. Four miles downstream is the Lower Falls, a series of five smaller falls cascading around an island. Winter offers opportunity for snowmobiling, cross country skiing and snowshoeing with miles of marked trails. Four campgrounds w/ modern & rustic campsites. Close to 40,000 acres stretching over 13 miles. Ask about the Tahquamenon Fall Lodge.

  • Tahquamenon Falls-Pines Camper Cabin

    One of the largest waterfalls east of the Mississippi, the Upper Falls has a drop of nearly 50 feet and is more than 200 feet across. Four miles downstream is the Lower Falls, a series of five smaller falls cascading around an island. Winter offers opportunity for snowmobiling, cross country skiing and snowshoeing with miles of marked trails. Four campgrounds w/ modern & rustic campsites. Close to 40,000 acres stretching over 13 miles. Ask about the Tahquamenon Fall Lodge.

  • Tahquamenon Lower Falls-Modern

    One of the largest waterfalls east of the Mississippi, the Upper Falls has a drop of nearly 50 feet and is more than 200 feet across. Four miles downstream is the Lower Falls, a series of five smaller falls cascading around an island. Winter offers opportunity for snowmobiling, cross country skiing and snowshoeing with miles of marked trails. Four campgrounds w/ modern & rustic campsites. Close to 40,000 acres stretching over 13 miles. Ask about the Tahquamenon Fall Lodge.

  • Tahquamenon Rivermouth Pines/Semi-Modern/Rustic

    One of the largest waterfalls east of the Mississippi, the Upper Falls has a drop of nearly 50 feet and is more than 200 feet across. Four miles downstream is the Lower Falls, a series of five smaller falls cascading around an island. Winter offers opportunity for snowmobiling, cross country skiing and snowshoeing with miles of marked trails. Four campgrounds w/ modern & rustic campsites. Close to 40,000 acres stretching over 13 miles. Ask about the Tahquamenon Fall Lodge.

  • Tahquamenon Rivermouth-Modern

    One of the largest waterfalls east of the Mississippi, the Upper Falls has a drop of nearly 50 feet and is more than 200 feet across. Four miles downstream is the Lower Falls, a series of five smaller falls cascading around an island. Winter offers opportunity for snowmobiling, cross country skiing and snowshoeing with miles of marked trails. Four campgrounds w/ modern & rustic campsites. Close to 40,000 acres stretching over 13 miles. Ask about the Tahquamenon Fall Lodge.

  • Tawas Point State Park

    Tawas Point is located off US-23, 2.5 miles southeast of East Tawas on Tawas Beach Road. It is just over an hour drive from the Tri-Cities and only three hours from the Detroit area. The park contains 183 acres situated on the end of a sand spit that forms Tawas Bay. It has been referred to as the "Cape Cod of the Midwest." The campground is located on Tawas Bay where the water is shallow and warm for swimming. Located within the park is the Tawas Point Lighthouse. Although it has been remodeled several times, the station serves as the sole representative of a true Victorian-era style station built on the Great Lakes. Metal detecting area. Tawas Point State Park now has a new camper cabin located on Tawas Bay, the cabin sleeps six. It has two bedrooms, each with its own set of bunk beds, a fold out couch and cot in the living room/kitchen area. The living room/kitchen comes equipped with a refrigerator, microwave, coffee pot, shelves for storing your dishes and supplies, a counter with stools, and a vacuum cleaner. Outside the cabin are a couple of Adirondack chairs for watching the bay, a fire pit, picnic table, and a large grill. Visitors will need to bring bedding, dishes and cooking gear.

  • Tawas Point-Camper Cabin

    Tawas Point is located off US-23, 2.5 miles southeast of East Tawas on Tawas Beach Road. It is just over an hour drive from the Tri-Cities and only three hours from the Detroit area. The park contains 183 acres situated on the end of a sand spit that forms Tawas Bay. It has been referred to as the "Cape Cod of the Midwest." The campground is located on Tawas Bay where the water is shallow and warm for swimming. Located within the park is the Tawas Point Lighthouse. Although it has been remodeled several times, the station serves as the sole representative of a true Victorian-era style station built on the Great Lakes. Metal detecting area. Tawas Point State Park now has a new camper cabin located on Tawas Bay, the cabin sleeps six. It has two bedrooms, each with its own set of bunk beds, a fold out couch and cot in the living room/kitchen area. The living room/kitchen comes equipped with a refrigerator, microwave, coffee pot, shelves for storing your dishes and supplies, a counter with stools, and a vacuum cleaner. Outside the cabin are a couple of Adirondack chairs for watching the bay, a fire pit, picnic table, and a large grill. Visitors will need to bring bedding, dishes and cooking gear.

  • Tawas Point-Modern

    Tawas Point is located off US-23, 2.5 miles southeast of East Tawas on Tawas Beach Road. It is just over an hour drive from the Tri-Cities and only three hours from the Detroit area. The park contains 183 acres situated on the end of a sand spit that forms Tawas Bay. It has been referred to as the "Cape Cod of the Midwest." The campground is located on Tawas Bay where the water is shallow and warm for swimming. Located within the park is the Tawas Point Lighthouse. Although it has been remodeled several times, the station serves as the sole representative of a true Victorian-era style station built on the Great Lakes. Metal detecting area. Tawas Point State Park now has a new camper cabin located on Tawas Bay, the cabin sleeps six. It has two bedrooms, each with its own set of bunk beds, a fold out couch and cot in the living room/kitchen area. The living room/kitchen comes equipped with a refrigerator, microwave, coffee pot, shelves for storing your dishes and supplies, a counter with stools, and a vacuum cleaner. Outside the cabin are a couple of Adirondack chairs for watching the bay, a fire pit, picnic table, and a large grill. Visitors will need to bring bedding, dishes and cooking gear.

  • Thompson's Harbor State Park

    Situated along seven and a half miles of rugged Lake Huron shoreline, this undeveloped 5000 acre park provides a rustic retreat for hikers exploring the park's six miles of trails. Most of the beach is limestone cobble. Three marked, easy, ungroomed trails running in the woods and along Lake Huron. Peaceful and quiet setting. The park is adjacent to the Presque Isle harbor. Do you want to get off on your own and try a little rustic cabin camping? Thompson's Harbor State Park recently remodeled a cabin. It sleeps four on bunk beds (that will change to six when they add the pull out bed). The cabin has propane heat and lights powered by propane. Also provided is a propane camper stove. Outside the cabin visitors will find the outhouse (vault toilet). The best part about this cabin is the beautiful park that surrounds it.

  • Thompson's Harbor-Cedar Haven Cabin

    Situated along seven and a half miles of rugged Lake Huron shoreline, this undeveloped 5000 acre park provides a rustic retreat for hikers exploring the park's six miles of trails. Most of the beach is limestone cobble. Three marked, easy, ungroomed trails running in the woods and along Lake Huron. Peaceful and quiet setting. The park is adjacent to the Presque Isle harbor. Do you want to get off on your own and try a little rustic cabin camping? Thompson's Harbor State Park recently remodeled a cabin. It sleeps four on bunk beds (that will change to six when they add the pull out bed). The cabin has propane heat and lights powered by propane. Also provided is a propane camper stove. Outside the cabin visitors will find the outhouse (vault toilet). The best part about this cabin is the beautiful park that surrounds it.

  • Thompson's Harbor-Stone Path Cabin

    Situated along seven and a half miles of rugged Lake Huron shoreline, this undeveloped 5000 acre park provides a rustic retreat for hikers exploring the park's six miles of trails. Most of the beach is limestone cobble. Three marked, easy, ungroomed trails running in the woods and along Lake Huron. Peaceful and quiet setting. The park is adjacent to the Presque Isle harbor. Do you want to get off on your own and try a little rustic cabin camping? Thompson's Harbor State Park recently remodeled a cabin. It sleeps four on bunk beds (that will change to six when they add the pull out bed). The cabin has propane heat and lights powered by propane. Also provided is a propane camper stove. Outside the cabin visitors will find the outhouse (vault toilet). The best part about this cabin is the beautiful park that surrounds it.

  • Thunder Bay River State Forest Campground

    10 sites for tent and small trailer use. Located along the Thunder Bay River providing water access to every campsite. Small boat launch on the campground. Wah-Wah-Tas-See Pathway access. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Tippy Dam Campground-Rustic

    This small rustic campground is located at the Tippy Dam Pond boating access site. It is the only boating access site managed by the Parks and Recreation Division that allows overnight camping. No reservations are accepted and the sites are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

  • Tippy Dam Recreation Area

    This small rustic campground is located at the Tippy Dam Pond boating access site. It is the only boating access site managed by the Parks and Recreation Division that allows overnight camping. No reservations are accepted and the sites are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

  • Tomahawk Creek Flooding State Forest Campground

    36 sites for tent and small trailer use situated around the water. Canoe or fish in Tomahawk Creek Flooding and enjoy miles of hiking trail accessible from the campground. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. Check with State Forest Campground Manager for seasonal availability.

  • Tomahawk Lake State Forest Campground

    26 sites for tent and small trailer use. Features a small, sandy beach and boat launch on Tomahawk Lake. Good fishing and miles of scenic hiking pathway. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

  • Town Corner Lake State Forest Campground

    12 sites for tent and small trailer use located on Town Corner Lake and close to the Black River. Good fishing opportunity and access to hiking pathway at campground. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

  • Traverse City State Park

    Traverse City State Park is a completely developed, 47 acre, urban park that features a quarter mile of beautiful beach on the East Arm of the Grand Traverse Bay. The Park has 343 sites in a completely wooded mix of hard and soft wood trees, a short drive to all major attractions in the area like Sleeping Bear Dunes, casinos, The Grand Traverse Resort and numerous outstanding golf courses.

  • Traverse City State Park-Cottage

    Traverse City State Park is a completely developed, 47 acre, urban park that features a quarter mile of beautiful beach on the East Arm of the Grand Traverse Bay. The Park has 343 sites in a completely wooded mix of hard and soft wood trees, a short drive to all major attractions in the area like Sleeping Bear Dunes, casinos, The Grand Traverse Resort and numerous outstanding golf courses.

  • Traverse City-Group Use Area

    Traverse City State Park is a completely developed, 47 acre, urban park that features a quarter mile of beautiful beach on the East Arm of the Grand Traverse Bay. The Park has 343 sites in a completely wooded mix of hard and soft wood trees, a short drive to all major attractions in the area like Sleeping Bear Dunes, casinos, The Grand Traverse Resort and numerous outstanding golf courses.

  • Traverse City-Modern

    Traverse City State Park is a completely developed, 47 acre, urban park that features a quarter mile of beautiful beach on the East Arm of the Grand Traverse Bay. The Park has 343 sites in a completely wooded mix of hard and soft wood trees, a short drive to all major attractions in the area like Sleeping Bear Dunes, casinos, The Grand Traverse Resort and numerous outstanding golf courses.

  • Trout Lake State Forest Campground

    33 sites for tent and small trailer use nestled within the Martiny Flooding Area. This chain of lakes is locally famous for its endless fishing, boating, and relaxation opportunities. Campground consists of a Mainland and an Island. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

  • Tubbs Lake Campground

    Located on the Martiny Flooding Area, two primitive campgrounds -- the Tubbs Lake Island & the Tubbs Lake Mainland -- offer 33 rustic sites. Vault toilets, hand pumps and unimproved boat launches. Eight flooded lakes covering approx. 1,420 acres creating the Martiny Chain of Lakes. Great fishing, wildlife viewing. Open mid-April through early November.

  • Tubbs Lake-Rustic

    Located on the Martiny Flooding Area, two primitive campgrounds -- the Tubbs Lake Island & the Tubbs Lake Mainland -- offer 33 rustic sites. Vault toilets, hand pumps and unimproved boat launches. Eight flooded lakes covering approx. 1,420 acres creating the Martiny Chain of Lakes. Great fishing, wildlife viewing. Open mid-April through early November.

  • Twin Lakes State Forest Campground

    175-acre campground on the southwest shore of Lake Roland, one of the warmest inland lakes in the U.P. There are 62 campsites w/electric hookups & a mini-cabin for rent that sleeps four. A handicapped accessible shower/toilet bldg., convenient sanitation station & water supplies are also available. Day use area is adjacent to campground & has a 500' beach, boat launch, playground equip., horseshoe pits, volleyball net, beach houses & picnic area. Fishing is also available & a 1.5 mile nature trail w/two scenic overlooks to Lake Superior. Campground open May - October. Metal detecting area.

  • Twin Lakes State Park

    175-acre campground on the southwest shore of Lake Roland, one of the warmest inland lakes in the U.P. There are 62 campsites w/electric hookups & a mini-cabin for rent that sleeps four. A handicapped accessible shower/toilet bldg., convenient sanitation station & water supplies are also available. Day use area is adjacent to campground & has a 500' beach, boat launch, playground equip., horseshoe pits, volleyball net, beach houses & picnic area. Fishing is also available & a 1.5 mile nature trail w/two scenic overlooks to Lake Superior. Campground open May - October. Metal detecting area.

  • Twin Lakes-Lodge

    175-acre campground on the southwest shore of Lake Roland, one of the warmest inland lakes in the U.P. There are 62 campsites w/electric hookups & a mini-cabin for rent that sleeps four. A handicapped accessible shower/toilet bldg., convenient sanitation station & water supplies are also available. Day use area is adjacent to campground & has a 500' beach, boat launch, playground equip., horseshoe pits, volleyball net, beach houses & picnic area. Fishing is also available & a 1.5 mile nature trail w/two scenic overlooks to Lake Superior. Campground open May - October. Metal detecting area.

  • Twin Lakes-Modern

    175-acre campground on the southwest shore of Lake Roland, one of the warmest inland lakes in the U.P. There are 62 campsites w/electric hookups & a mini-cabin for rent that sleeps four. A handicapped accessible shower/toilet bldg., convenient sanitation station & water supplies are also available. Day use area is adjacent to campground & has a 500' beach, boat launch, playground equip., horseshoe pits, volleyball net, beach houses & picnic area. Fishing is also available & a 1.5 mile nature trail w/two scenic overlooks to Lake Superior. Campground open May - October. Metal detecting area.

  • Union River Outpost-Rustic

    Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park (60,000 acres) is one of the few remaining large wilderness areas in the Midwest. Towering virgin timber, secluded lakes, and miles of wild rivers and streams make a visit to the "Porkies" a trip to remember. Black bears are common in the Porkies. Visit the Wilderness Visitor Center

  • Upper Manistee River State Forest Campground and Canoe Camp

    40 sites for tent or small trailer use, 10 of which are walk-in sites for tent use only. Located on the main branch of the Manistee River providing excellent canoeing opportunity.

  • Van Buren State Park

    Located along the Lake Michigan shoreline featuring high dune formations. 220 large modern campsites both sunny and shady. Picnicking, beautiful sandy beach for swimming or sun bathing, playground. Hiking, biking, horseback riding, cross country skiing, and snowmobiling on either the 14 mile long Van Buren Trail or the Kal-Haven State Park Trail. Metal detecting area.

  • Van Buren Trail State Park

    Located along the Lake Michigan shoreline featuring high dune formations. 220 large modern campsites both sunny and shady. Picnicking, beautiful sandy beach for swimming or sun bathing, playground. Hiking, biking, horseback riding, cross country skiing, and snowmobiling on either the 14 mile long Van Buren Trail or the Kal-Haven State Park Trail. Metal detecting area.

  • Van Buren-Group Use Area

    Located along the Lake Michigan shoreline featuring high dune formations. 220 large modern campsites both sunny and shady. Picnicking, beautiful sandy beach for swimming or sun bathing, playground. Hiking, biking, horseback riding, cross country skiing, and snowmobiling on either the 14 mile long Van Buren Trail or the Kal-Haven State Park Trail. Metal detecting area.

  • Van Buren-Modern

    Located along the Lake Michigan shoreline featuring high dune formations. 220 large modern campsites both sunny and shady. Picnicking, beautiful sandy beach for swimming or sun bathing, playground. Hiking, biking, horseback riding, cross country skiing, and snowmobiling on either the 14 mile long Van Buren Trail or the Kal-Haven State Park Trail. Metal detecting area.

  • Van Etten Lake State Forest Campground

    58 sites for tent or small trailer use located on Van Etten Lake near Wurtsmith Air Force Base. Universally accessible facilities available.

  • Van Riper State Park

    Van Riper State Park consists of 1,044 acres right in the heart of moose country. Free wireless Internet is now available at Van Riper State Park's modern campground the wireless signal reaches into the far corners of the park's 147-site modern campground, and can also be picked up at the day-use pavilion. To access the Wi-Fi connection, park visitors will be given a log-on ID and password at the park's entrance station. It offers a sandy beach, hiking trails, boating with site access, and fishing. Modern and rustic camping. Two mini cabins and one rustic cabin are also available. Designated Watchable Wildlife Site, picnic area & pavilion, biking and hiking trails, hunting, as well as non groomed cross-country ski trails. Metal detecting areas. A rustic group campground is a new camping option that will be available this year at Van Riper State Park, located near the village of Champion in Marquette County. The new group campground is is located near the Peshekee River, about one mile west of the park’s modern facilities. The location provides easy access for fishing, canoeing, and the parks hiking trails. a perfect “GO-Get Outdoors” opportunity for organizations such as churches, youth groups and scouting groups, who may prefer a more scenic location for camp outings.

  • Van Riper-Camper Cabin

    Van Riper State Park consists of 1,044 acres right in the heart of moose country. Free wireless Internet is now available at Van Riper State Park's modern campground the wireless signal reaches into the far corners of the park's 147-site modern campground, and can also be picked up at the day-use pavilion. To access the Wi-Fi connection, park visitors will be given a log-on ID and password at the park's entrance station. It offers a sandy beach, hiking trails, boating with site access, and fishing. Modern and rustic camping. Two mini cabins and one rustic cabin are also available. Designated Watchable Wildlife Site, picnic area & pavilion, biking and hiking trails, hunting, as well as non groomed cross-country ski trails. Metal detecting areas. A rustic group campground is a new camping option that will be available this year at Van Riper State Park, located near the village of Champion in Marquette County. The new group campground is is located near the Peshekee River, about one mile west of the park’s modern facilities. The location provides easy access for fishing, canoeing, and the parks hiking trails. a perfect “GO-Get Outdoors” opportunity for organizations such as churches, youth groups and scouting groups, who may prefer a more scenic location for camp outings.

  • Van Riper-Modern

    Van Riper State Park consists of 1,044 acres right in the heart of moose country. Free wireless Internet is now available at Van Riper State Park's modern campground the wireless signal reaches into the far corners of the park's 147-site modern campground, and can also be picked up at the day-use pavilion. To access the Wi-Fi connection, park visitors will be given a log-on ID and password at the park's entrance station. It offers a sandy beach, hiking trails, boating with site access, and fishing. Modern and rustic camping. Two mini cabins and one rustic cabin are also available. Designated Watchable Wildlife Site, picnic area & pavilion, biking and hiking trails, hunting, as well as non groomed cross-country ski trails. Metal detecting areas. A rustic group campground is a new camping option that will be available this year at Van Riper State Park, located near the village of Champion in Marquette County. The new group campground is is located near the Peshekee River, about one mile west of the park’s modern facilities. The location provides easy access for fishing, canoeing, and the parks hiking trails. a perfect “GO-Get Outdoors” opportunity for organizations such as churches, youth groups and scouting groups, who may prefer a more scenic location for camp outings.

  • Van Riper-Rustic

    Van Riper State Park consists of 1,044 acres right in the heart of moose country. Free wireless Internet is now available at Van Riper State Park's modern campground the wireless signal reaches into the far corners of the park's 147-site modern campground, and can also be picked up at the day-use pavilion. To access the Wi-Fi connection, park visitors will be given a log-on ID and password at the park's entrance station. It offers a sandy beach, hiking trails, boating with site access, and fishing. Modern and rustic camping. Two mini cabins and one rustic cabin are also available. Designated Watchable Wildlife Site, picnic area & pavilion, biking and hiking trails, hunting, as well as non groomed cross-country ski trails. Metal detecting areas. A rustic group campground is a new camping option that will be available this year at Van Riper State Park, located near the village of Champion in Marquette County. The new group campground is is located near the Peshekee River, about one mile west of the park’s modern facilities. The location provides easy access for fishing, canoeing, and the parks hiking trails. a perfect “GO-Get Outdoors” opportunity for organizations such as churches, youth groups and scouting groups, who may prefer a more scenic location for camp outings.

  • Van Riper-Rustic Cabin

    Van Riper State Park consists of 1,044 acres right in the heart of moose country. Free wireless Internet is now available at Van Riper State Park's modern campground the wireless signal reaches into the far corners of the park's 147-site modern campground, and can also be picked up at the day-use pavilion. To access the Wi-Fi connection, park visitors will be given a log-on ID and password at the park's entrance station. It offers a sandy beach, hiking trails, boating with site access, and fishing. Modern and rustic camping. Two mini cabins and one rustic cabin are also available. Designated Watchable Wildlife Site, picnic area & pavilion, biking and hiking trails, hunting, as well as non groomed cross-country ski trails. Metal detecting areas. A rustic group campground is a new camping option that will be available this year at Van Riper State Park, located near the village of Champion in Marquette County. The new group campground is is located near the Peshekee River, about one mile west of the park’s modern facilities. The location provides easy access for fishing, canoeing, and the parks hiking trails. a perfect “GO-Get Outdoors” opportunity for organizations such as churches, youth groups and scouting groups, who may prefer a more scenic location for camp outings.

  • Veterans Memorial State Forest Campground

    Rustic campground with 24 sites. Carry-in boat launch, accessible by water, fishing. Close to Sleeping Bear National Lakeshore and the Dunes, restaurants and shopping are also close by.

  • Wagner Falls Scenic Site

    This scenic waterfall is nestled amongst virgin pine and hemlock trees. There is a small parking area and a half-mile trail with an observation deck overlooking the falls. Wagner Creek falls over a stratum of erosion-resistant dolomite into order to flow into a shallow gorge containing the Anna River. The Anna, soon afterwards, flows northward into Lake Superior.

  • Walsh Road Equestrian State Forest Campground and Trail

    Campground is located adjacent to Shore to Shore Riding/Hiking Trail and is designed to accommodate equestrian campers. Non-equestrian campers are also welcome. There are nine designated sites for tent and small trailer use available on the first come, first serve basis. The group area has a maximum capacity for 40 individuals and can accommodate tents and small trailers.

  • Warren Dunes State Park

    On 1,950 acres with three miles of beautiful Lake Michigan shoreline. We have 221 modern & rustic campsites and three modern mini cabins. Picnicking, a great swimming beach and 6 miles of trails. The rugged dune formation rises 240 feet above the lake and offers spectacular views and excellent hang gliding. On a clear day see the Chicago skyline across from the top of Tower Hill sand dune!

  • Warren Dunes-Group Use Area

    On 1,950 acres with three miles of beautiful Lake Michigan shoreline. We have 221 modern & rustic campsites and three modern mini cabins. Picnicking, a great swimming beach and 6 miles of trails. The rugged dune formation rises 240 feet above the lake and offers spectacular views and excellent hang gliding. On a clear day see the Chicago skyline across from the top of Tower Hill sand dune!

  • Warren Dunes-Modern

    On 1,950 acres with three miles of beautiful Lake Michigan shoreline. We have 221 modern & rustic campsites and three modern mini cabins. Picnicking, a great swimming beach and 6 miles of trails. The rugged dune formation rises 240 feet above the lake and offers spectacular views and excellent hang gliding. On a clear day see the Chicago skyline across from the top of Tower Hill sand dune!

  • Warren Dunes-Semi-Modern

    On 1,950 acres with three miles of beautiful Lake Michigan shoreline. We have 221 modern & rustic campsites and three modern mini cabins. Picnicking, a great swimming beach and 6 miles of trails. The rugged dune formation rises 240 feet above the lake and offers spectacular views and excellent hang gliding. On a clear day see the Chicago skyline across from the top of Tower Hill sand dune!

  • Warren Woods State Park

    On 1,950 acres with three miles of beautiful Lake Michigan shoreline. We have 221 modern & rustic campsites and three modern mini cabins. Picnicking, a great swimming beach and 6 miles of trails. The rugged dune formation rises 240 feet above the lake and offers spectacular views and excellent hang gliding. On a clear day see the Chicago skyline across from the top of Tower Hill sand dune!

  • Waterloo Green Lake-Rustic

    The largest state park in the Lower Peninsula at more than 20,000 acres. The park boasts 11 in-land lakes, glacial topography, 47 miles of hiking trails, exceptional wildlife habitat, hunting and fishing. The Gerald E. Eddy Discovery Center features year-round exhibits and nature programs on Michigan's geologic history. Rustic and modern camping areas and cabins. Including a new 400 Sq. ft. cabin that sleeps six. Picnicking, hiking, swimming, boat launches and riding stable. Twelve miles of bridal trails and five miles of mountain bike trails. In the winter about seven miles of the hiking trails are used for ungroomed cross-country ski trails for the intermediate to advanced skier. Home to the Phyllis Haehnie Memorial Sanctuary, where visitors can enjoy gazing at numerous Sandhill Cranes from late August to early November. Metal detecting area and bridle trails.

  • Waterloo Portage Lake-Modern

    The largest state park in the Lower Peninsula at more than 20,000 acres. The park boasts 11 in-land lakes, glacial topography, 47 miles of hiking trails, exceptional wildlife habitat, hunting and fishing. The Gerald E. Eddy Discovery Center features year-round exhibits and nature programs on Michigan's geologic history. Rustic and modern camping areas and cabins. Including a new 400 Sq. ft. cabin that sleeps six. Picnicking, hiking, swimming, boat launches and riding stable. Twelve miles of bridal trails and five miles of mountain bike trails. In the winter about seven miles of the hiking trails are used for ungroomed cross-country ski trails for the intermediate to advanced skier. Home to the Phyllis Haehnie Memorial Sanctuary, where visitors can enjoy gazing at numerous Sandhill Cranes from late August to early November. Metal detecting area and bridle trails.

  • Waterloo Recreation Area

    The largest state park in the Lower Peninsula at more than 20,000 acres. The park boasts 11 in-land lakes, glacial topography, 47 miles of hiking trails, exceptional wildlife habitat, hunting and fishing. The Gerald E. Eddy Discovery Center features year-round exhibits and nature programs on Michigan's geologic history. Rustic and modern camping areas and cabins. Including a new 400 Sq. ft. cabin that sleeps six. Picnicking, hiking, swimming, boat launches and riding stable. Twelve miles of bridal trails and five miles of mountain bike trails. In the winter about seven miles of the hiking trails are used for ungroomed cross-country ski trails for the intermediate to advanced skier. Home to the Phyllis Haehnie Memorial Sanctuary, where visitors can enjoy gazing at numerous Sandhill Cranes from late August to early November. Metal detecting area and bridle trails.

  • Waterloo Sugarloaf-Modern

    The largest state park in the Lower Peninsula at more than 20,000 acres. The park boasts 11 in-land lakes, glacial topography, 47 miles of hiking trails, exceptional wildlife habitat, hunting and fishing. The Gerald E. Eddy Discovery Center features year-round exhibits and nature programs on Michigan's geologic history. Rustic and modern camping areas and cabins. Including a new 400 Sq. ft. cabin that sleeps six. Picnicking, hiking, swimming, boat launches and riding stable. Twelve miles of bridal trails and five miles of mountain bike trails. In the winter about seven miles of the hiking trails are used for ungroomed cross-country ski trails for the intermediate to advanced skier. Home to the Phyllis Haehnie Memorial Sanctuary, where visitors can enjoy gazing at numerous Sandhill Cranes from late August to early November. Metal detecting area and bridle trails.

  • Waterloo-Green Lake Yurt

    The largest state park in the Lower Peninsula at more than 20,000 acres. The park boasts 11 in-land lakes, glacial topography, 47 miles of hiking trails, exceptional wildlife habitat, hunting and fishing. The Gerald E. Eddy Discovery Center features year-round exhibits and nature programs on Michigan's geologic history. Rustic and modern camping areas and cabins. Including a new 400 Sq. ft. cabin that sleeps six. Picnicking, hiking, swimming, boat launches and riding stable. Twelve miles of bridal trails and five miles of mountain bike trails. In the winter about seven miles of the hiking trails are used for ungroomed cross-country ski trails for the intermediate to advanced skier. Home to the Phyllis Haehnie Memorial Sanctuary, where visitors can enjoy gazing at numerous Sandhill Cranes from late August to early November. Metal detecting area and bridle trails.

  • Waterloo-Group Use Area

    The largest state park in the Lower Peninsula at more than 20,000 acres. The park boasts 11 in-land lakes, glacial topography, 47 miles of hiking trails, exceptional wildlife habitat, hunting and fishing. The Gerald E. Eddy Discovery Center features year-round exhibits and nature programs on Michigan's geologic history. Rustic and modern camping areas and cabins. Including a new 400 Sq. ft. cabin that sleeps six. Picnicking, hiking, swimming, boat launches and riding stable. Twelve miles of bridal trails and five miles of mountain bike trails. In the winter about seven miles of the hiking trails are used for ungroomed cross-country ski trails for the intermediate to advanced skier. Home to the Phyllis Haehnie Memorial Sanctuary, where visitors can enjoy gazing at numerous Sandhill Cranes from late August to early November. Metal detecting area and bridle trails.

  • Waterloo-Portage Lake Camper Cabin

    The largest state park in the Lower Peninsula at more than 20,000 acres. The park boasts 11 in-land lakes, glacial topography, 47 miles of hiking trails, exceptional wildlife habitat, hunting and fishing. The Gerald E. Eddy Discovery Center features year-round exhibits and nature programs on Michigan's geologic history. Rustic and modern camping areas and cabins. Including a new 400 Sq. ft. cabin that sleeps six. Picnicking, hiking, swimming, boat launches and riding stable. Twelve miles of bridal trails and five miles of mountain bike trails. In the winter about seven miles of the hiking trails are used for ungroomed cross-country ski trails for the intermediate to advanced skier. Home to the Phyllis Haehnie Memorial Sanctuary, where visitors can enjoy gazing at numerous Sandhill Cranes from late August to early November. Metal detecting area and bridle trails.

  • Waterloo-Rustic Cabins

    The largest state park in the Lower Peninsula at more than 20,000 acres. The park boasts 11 in-land lakes, glacial topography, 47 miles of hiking trails, exceptional wildlife habitat, hunting and fishing. The Gerald E. Eddy Discovery Center features year-round exhibits and nature programs on Michigan's geologic history. Rustic and modern camping areas and cabins. Including a new 400 Sq. ft. cabin that sleeps six. Picnicking, hiking, swimming, boat launches and riding stable. Twelve miles of bridal trails and five miles of mountain bike trails. In the winter about seven miles of the hiking trails are used for ungroomed cross-country ski trails for the intermediate to advanced skier. Home to the Phyllis Haehnie Memorial Sanctuary, where visitors can enjoy gazing at numerous Sandhill Cranes from late August to early November. Metal detecting area and bridle trails.

  • Weber Lake State Forest Campground

    18 sites for tent and small trailer use located on Weber Lake. Offers access to Lost Tamarack Pathway for hiking, biking, and the enjoyment of peaceful wooded surroundings.

  • Wells State Park

    The Wells State Park Campground has 150 sites. All with electric. The sites are grassy with some trees. There are 20 sites located right on Green Bay for a spectacular view, one shower/toilet building for your convenience and 1/2 mile of sandy beach with toilet/changing facilities. Trails for hiking in the summer, and non-groomed trails for cross-country skiing in the winter. Be sure to also check out the new Bay Stone Lodge that can be rented on the grounds of the state park.

  • West Branch State Forest Campground

    Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 18 sites for tent or small trailer use located on the west branch of the Escanaba River. Hiking pathway at the campground. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Wetzel State Recreation Area

    Wetzel State Recreation Area is an undeveloped park providing areas for hiking, hunting, snowmobiling and cross-country skiing.

  • White Pine Canoe Camp

    Open area camping site designated for canoe access only. Located on the main branch of the scenic Au Sabe River. Good fishing opportunity. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • White Pine Extension Outpost-Rustic

    Open area camping site designated for canoe access only. Located on the main branch of the scenic Au Sabe River. Good fishing opportunity. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.

  • Wilderness State Park

    We have 250 modern campsites, rustic cabins and bunkhouses. Picnicking and boat launch. Numerous hiking and bicycle trails. Cross-country skiing. Campground open April - December. Come check out our miles and miles of Lake Michigan shoreline in our 8500 acre State Park. Metal detecting area.

  • Wilderness Visitor Center

    We have 250 modern campsites, rustic cabins and bunkhouses. Picnicking and boat launch. Numerous hiking and bicycle trails. Cross-country skiing. Campground open April - December. Come check out our miles and miles of Lake Michigan shoreline in our 8500 acre State Park. Metal detecting area.

  • Wilderness-Group Use Area

    We have 250 modern campsites, rustic cabins and bunkhouses. Picnicking and boat launch. Numerous hiking and bicycle trails. Cross-country skiing. Campground open April - December. Come check out our miles and miles of Lake Michigan shoreline in our 8500 acre State Park. Metal detecting area.

  • Wilderness-Rustic Cabin

    We have 250 modern campsites, rustic cabins and bunkhouses. Picnicking and boat launch. Numerous hiking and bicycle trails. Cross-country skiing. Campground open April - December. Come check out our miles and miles of Lake Michigan shoreline in our 8500 acre State Park. Metal detecting area.

  • William G. Milliken State Park and Harbor

    William G. Milliken State Park and Harbor is located on Atwater Street in downtown Detroit, next to the Rivard Plaza. It is the first urban state park in Michigan. It is officially open to the public, 31 acres in size that include coastal wetlands an important part of the Detroit River ecosystem that provides habitat for migrating birds and other wildlife. Fishing is available at the quiet seating at the Peter Stroh Memorial with two picnic pavilions, an historic dry dock area, accessible bicycle and pedestrian trails. The Harbor has 52 slips for transient and seasonal boaters.

  • Wilson State Park

    Wilson State Park is a 36-acre facility situated on Budd lake in Harrison. It's campground is mostly wooded with modern toilet facilities. Wilson also has generous picnic areas and a swimming beach. Metal detecting area. In the winter, ice fishing, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing are the major winter recreation activities around the park.

  • Wilson-Group Use Area

    Wilson State Park is a 36-acre facility situated on Budd lake in Harrison. It's campground is mostly wooded with modern toilet facilities. Wilson also has generous picnic areas and a swimming beach. Metal detecting area. In the winter, ice fishing, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing are the major winter recreation activities around the park.

  • Wilson-Modern Lodge

    Wilson State Park is a 36-acre facility situated on Budd lake in Harrison. It's campground is mostly wooded with modern toilet facilities. Wilson also has generous picnic areas and a swimming beach. Metal detecting area. In the winter, ice fishing, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing are the major winter recreation activities around the park.

  • Wolf Lake State Fish Hatchery

    A 7,000 sq. ft. Interpretive Center offers a history of Michigan's fish and fisheries management efforts on the grounds of the Wolf Lake State Fish Hatchery just 8 miles west of Kalamazoo. Visitors can view an assortment of fish found in Michigan from an observation platform over a clear water pond. Inside learn about all aspects of fisheries science through displays, multi-media and interpretive materials. An official Michigan Wildlife Viewing Area.

  • Yankee Springs Deep Lake-Rustic

    The rugged terrain, bogs, marshes, lakes, streams and unique beauty of the park's 5,200 acres lend itself to many forms of recreation--hiking, biking, cross country skiing, snowmobiling, snowshoeing and ice fishing are popular winter activities. Nine lakes are located within the park boundaries providing fishing and water sports of all kinds during warm weather. A modern campground is located at Gun Lake, rustic camping at Deep Lake and equestrian and youth organization campgrounds are also provided. Maps available. Metal detecting area. Bridle trails available.

  • Yankee Springs Gun Lake-Modern

    The rugged terrain, bogs, marshes, lakes, streams and unique beauty of the park's 5,200 acres lend itself to many forms of recreation--hiking, biking, cross country skiing, snowmobiling, snowshoeing and ice fishing are popular winter activities. Nine lakes are located within the park boundaries providing fishing and water sports of all kinds during warm weather. A modern campground is located at Gun Lake, rustic camping at Deep Lake and equestrian and youth organization campgrounds are also provided. Maps available. Metal detecting area. Bridle trails available.

  • Yankee Springs Recreation Area

    The rugged terrain, bogs, marshes, lakes, streams and unique beauty of the park's 5,200 acres lend itself to many forms of recreation--hiking, biking, cross country skiing, snowmobiling, snowshoeing and ice fishing are popular winter activities. Nine lakes are located within the park boundaries providing fishing and water sports of all kinds during warm weather. A modern campground is located at Gun Lake, rustic camping at Deep Lake and equestrian and youth organization campgrounds are also provided. Maps available. Metal detecting area. Bridle trails available.

  • Yankee Springs-Crane House Cabin

    The rugged terrain, bogs, marshes, lakes, streams and unique beauty of the park's 5,200 acres lend itself to many forms of recreation--hiking, biking, cross country skiing, snowmobiling, snowshoeing and ice fishing are popular winter activities. Nine lakes are located within the park boundaries providing fishing and water sports of all kinds during warm weather. A modern campground is located at Gun Lake, rustic camping at Deep Lake and equestrian and youth organization campgrounds are also provided. Maps available. Metal detecting area. Bridle trails available.

  • Yankee Springs-Deer Lodge

    The rugged terrain, bogs, marshes, lakes, streams and unique beauty of the park's 5,200 acres lend itself to many forms of recreation--hiking, biking, cross country skiing, snowmobiling, snowshoeing and ice fishing are popular winter activities. Nine lakes are located within the park boundaries providing fishing and water sports of all kinds during warm weather. A modern campground is located at Gun Lake, rustic camping at Deep Lake and equestrian and youth organization campgrounds are also provided. Maps available. Metal detecting area. Bridle trails available.

  • Yankee Springs-Equestrian

    The rugged terrain, bogs, marshes, lakes, streams and unique beauty of the park's 5,200 acres lend itself to many forms of recreation--hiking, biking, cross country skiing, snowmobiling, snowshoeing and ice fishing are popular winter activities. Nine lakes are located within the park boundaries providing fishing and water sports of all kinds during warm weather. A modern campground is located at Gun Lake, rustic camping at Deep Lake and equestrian and youth organization campgrounds are also provided. Maps available. Metal detecting area. Bridle trails available.

  • Yankee Springs-Group Use Area

    The rugged terrain, bogs, marshes, lakes, streams and unique beauty of the park's 5,200 acres lend itself to many forms of recreation--hiking, biking, cross country skiing, snowmobiling, snowshoeing and ice fishing are popular winter activities. Nine lakes are located within the park boundaries providing fishing and water sports of all kinds during warm weather. A modern campground is located at Gun Lake, rustic camping at Deep Lake and equestrian and youth organization campgrounds are also provided. Maps available. Metal detecting area. Bridle trails available.

  • Young State Park

    Young State Park is located at the east end of beautiful Lake Charlevoix. The park spans over 560 acres in Charlevoix County and is a mix of gently rolling terrain, lowlands, and cedar swamp. The park has 240 modern campsites w/ electricity spread across three campgrounds named Terrace, Oak and Spruce. There are also two mini cabins available for rent. Activities available in the park are boating, fishing, trails for hiking, jogging and nature study plus cross country skiing. Metal detecting area.