With 103 state parks in Michigan, there is something for everyone. From modern lodging to rustic camping, swimming, fishing, hiking, boating and so much more!
Visit for a day and enjoy fun family programs and events, or stay overnight in our campgrounds to immerse yourself in the outdoors.
Complete your virtual 5K – that's 3.1 miles! – between April 19-27, 2025. For just $36, you'll support tree planting and forest protection efforts in Michigan state parks and earn yourself a Happy Little T-shirt, finisher's medal and bib.
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!
Required for vehicle entry to state parks, campgrounds, trailheads and boating access sites.
Pets (dogs and cats) are generally welcome at our parks, as long as they follow a few guidelines!
See general park rules, rates and operating dates, reservation rules, camping rules and more.
Find fun and educational exhibits, plus interpreter-led nature programs.
Learn about our cultural resources at a historic state park, museum or historic site.
Fun water courses located in three state parks, with slides, climbing wall and more.
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.
The Building Michigan Together Plan gave $250 million in federal funding for critical infrastructure needs in our park system.
There are many ways you can help make a difference! Donate to parks, trails, waterways and more.
Join us for stewardship workdays, sign up to be a campground or harbor host, and more.
We partner with businesses to raise support through revenue sharing. Purchase These Goods to support your parks!
Learn about our partnership with the Bob Ross foundation that helps to plant new trees in our state parks.
Learn how our state parks are managed to best provide outdoor recreation opportunities for you and future generations.
The Michigan State Parks Advisory Committee advises on park-related issues to the Natural Resources Commission and the DNR.
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