Harrisville State Park is set along the sandy shores of Lake Huron. The park is home to a day-use area nestled in a stand of pine and cedar trees, a modern campground, a designated swim beach, trails, overnight lodging options and more. Established in 1921, it is one of Michigan's oldest state parks.
The 2-mile paved Heritage Trail runs north and south through the park and connects to Harrisville via Third Street.
The picnic area is in the day-use area and includes picnic tables and charcoal grills that are available first come, first served. There are two locations that are accessible.
There is a picnic shelter located in the day-use area that includes picnic tables, charcoal grills, electrical service (reservations only) and modern restrooms. Shelter reservations can be made 12 months in advance at MiDNRReservations.com.
The park’s sanitation station is in the modern campground. There is potable water available and two lanes.
The park's track chair expands access beyond traditional wheelchairs. The chair is available for visitors to borrow at no cost.
Metal detecting is allowed in certain park areas. Please consult the park map for designated locations and review applicable regulations. Only registered campers can metal detect in campgrounds.
Seasonal naturalists offer nature-based programming at the park during the summer and/or fall. Check the park's explorer program calendar for dates, locations and topics.
A carry-in boat launch is located at the south end of the day-use parking lot.
There are swings in the day-use area.
A buoyed swim area is in the park’s day-use area.
Enjoy 1 mile of shoreline stretching along Lake Huron.
