Air quality across the state is being affected by wildfire smoke. Before heading outdoors, get information on current conditions and alerts at Michigan.gov/MiAir, and learn about the state’s response to inform and protect the public at Michigan.gov/EGLEWildfireSmoke.
Recycling in state parks
Recycling in state parks
Residents and visitors are encouraged to practice sustainable habits by recycling items like glass and plastic bottles, aluminum cans and cardboard – whether by using recycling bins at many state parks or packing them back home. To take your environmental impact a step further, skip single-use plastics and pack your own reusable water bottles, plates, cups and utensils.
Locations that offer recycling
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You can recycle at many of our state parks, recreation areas, and harbors. We partner with the Michigan Recycling Coalition to support these efforts.
Find state parks with recycling »
Harbors with recycling
- DeTour State Harbor
- Fayette State Harbor
- Port Austin State Harbor
- Presque Isle State Harbor
- Straits State Harbor
Green tips for your overnight trip
- Pack your food in reusable containers to minimize package waste.
- Bring reusable water bottles instead of bottled water. Fill your reusable water bottle with water from home or a campground water source.
- Bring a bag to collect recyclables and either bring them home or deposit into park recycling containers.
- Bring reusable water bottles, plates, cups and utensils.
- Use biodegradable soaps.
- Be familiar with Leave No Trace principles.