I have only camped at State Parks but with the popularity of the state parks and RVing it is getting difficult to find campsites in some of them so I am looking at some county and local parks. here is a list of some that I think would be a good place to stay. I hope
Michigan has an abundance of inland lakes and rivers for Kayakers of all ages to paddle on. Whether you have your own kayak or rent them from an outfitter there are some excellent places to go Kayaking at. here is a list in no particular order of parks that I think will make kayakers happy. Port Cresent
I have stayed at over 25 state parks in Michigan in the past 20 years. Spending nights in tents, pop-ups and travel trailer. Enjoying modern campgrounds or the secluded rustic campsites. I do a lot of traveling around the state working on my Lost In Michigan website HERE and I stay at Michigan State Parks
You’ve heard the saying “location location location” and I think the best thing about Burt Lake State Park is its location in the Lower Peninsula. Located next to I-75 it’s easy to get to, especially if you have a large travel trailer or motorhome. The park is centrally located in northern Michigan which makes it a short
