Michigan State Parks

When it comes to most state parks it may be tiny, but it's big on beauty. At just 22 acres in size, this Alger County park is the smallest state park in Michigan.

Smoking is not allowed outside everywhere in Michigan.

Michigan Legislature paid only $60,000 for the property.

The bi-annual event waives all permit and license fees for both Michigan and out of state residents the weekend of August 20 and 21, 2022.

Did you know that stacking rocks harms the ecosystem? Michigan's Tahquamenon Falls State Park reminds visitors not to stack rocks while visiting, and here's why.

The Michigan DNR is offering free fishing, ORVs, and recreation passports with the annual Three Free weekend to take place June 11 and June 12.

Think we missed any? Feel free to share your favorite hiking trails you think every Pure Michigander should see!

Fireworks can trigger flashbacks for combat veterans. The following Michigan State Parks will be fireworks-free from July 2 - 4 and offer alternative camping options for those veterans and other visitors, including pet owners, seeking a quieter holiday:

You're invited to spend a night under the stars this week (8/8 - 8/15) to view the annual Perseid Meteor Shower at state parks across Michigan. Several events during one of the brightest light shows visible in the northern hemisphere will feature astronomy presentations, movies at select parks, s'mores and more.