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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.
Find the perfect camping or overnight lodging spot in Michigan. Explore state park and forest campgrounds, cabins, yurts and lodges. Find rates and operating dates, make a reservation and more.
If you’re traveling distances without a motor vehicle or similar means of transportation, and you’re in need of overnight camping, space is available at state parks and state forest campgrounds even when the location is at full capacity.
More than 13,750 state park campsites and 250 cabins, yurts, lodges and other overnight accommodations. 30 million visitors a year (average based on 2022 data). Endless fun and recreation possibilities at our day-use facilities. Explore Michigan state parks.
You may cancel or modify your camping reservation online at MiDNRReservations.com or by calling 800-447-2757. Please note that the original nonrefundable reservation fee, a cancellation fee and a reduced-stay fee will be assessed.
If you're looking for a more rustic camping experience, check out our 140-plus state forest campgrounds located throughout Michigan's Upper and northern Lower Peninsulas. Each campground is located on a river or lake, providing excellent access to fishing, boating and paddling.
Want to go camping but want to pack a little lighter or have a roof over your head? There are many overnight lodging options available, from cabins, yurts and safari-style tents to lodges and cottages with many of the amenities of home. Overnight lodging can be reserved 6 months in advance.
There are two easy ways to explore winter camping opportunities in state parks! Visit MiDNRReservations.com to plug in your dates and find campgrounds open in the winter. Download the state park camp and overnight lodging rates & operating dates schedule to find campgrounds open year-round.
Pets are welcome on a 6-foot leash in state parks, campgrounds, some state park cabins, state forest campgrounds, non-designated bathing beach areas, most harbors, the majority of trails and many boat launches. Learn about pet-friendly recreation and rules.
The Recreation Passport is required for motorized vehicle access to state parks and recreation areas and state-managed boating access sites, state forest campgrounds, thousands of miles of trails and other outdoor spaces.