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Michigan state parks

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Michigan state parks

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    Your adventure awaits!

    Michigan’s 103 state parks offer something for everyone. Whether you are looking for campgrounds or modern lodging, buoyed swim areas, fishing piers, scenic trails or boating access sites, adventure is always close by. Drop in for a day of family-friendly events and programs, or stay awhile and sleep beneath the stars.

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    Camping

    Camping opportunities are plentiful in our parks, and each park offers something special. Camp by the water or in the woods, in a tent, RV, yurt, cabin and more!

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    Accessible recreation

    Many of our campgrounds have accessible features and amenities, such as modern bathroom buildings, accessible playgrounds, fishing piers, beaches and more.

    In addition, many of our lodging buildings have accessible features such as wheelchair ramps or other access routes.

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    Make a donation

    There are many ways you can help make a difference! Donate to parks, trails, waterways and more.

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    Volunteer with us

    Join us for stewardship workdays, sign up to be a campground or harbor host, and more.

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    These Goods are Good for Michigan

    We partner with businesses to raise support through revenue sharing. Products include state parks apparel and gear, coffee, adult beverages and more. Purchase These Goods to support your parks!

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    Happy Little Trees program

    Learn about our partnership with the Bob Ross foundation that helps to plant new trees in our state parks.