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Michigan State Parks and Recreation Areas Park Name Phone Street Address City Zip County Algonac State Park 810-765-5605 8732 River Road Marine City 48039 Saint Clair Aloha State Park 231-625-2522 4347 Third Street Cheboygan 49721- Cheboygan Bald Mountain Recreation Area 248-693-6767 1330 E. Greenshield Road Lake Orion 48360-2307 Oakland Baraga State Park 906-353-6558 1300 US-41 South Baraga 49908- Baraga Bay City Recreation Area 989-684-3020 3582 State Park Dr. Bay City 48706-1356 Bay Belle Isle Park 844-235-5375 2 Inselruhe Detroit 48207 Wayne Bewabic State Park 906-875-3324 720 Idlewild Rd. Crystal Falls 49920- Iron Brighton Recreation Area 810-229-6566 6360 Chilson Road Howell 48843 Livingston Brimley State Park 906-248-3422 9200 W. 6 Mile Road Brimley 49715 Chippewa Burt Lake State Park 231-238-9392 6635 State Park Dr. Indian River 49749- Cheboygan Cheboygan State Park 231-627-2811 4490 Beach Rd Cheboygan 49721 Cheboygan Clear Lake State Park 989-785-4388 20500 M- 33 North Atlanta 49709 Montmorency Craig Lake State Park 906-339-4461 851 County Road AKE Champion 49814 Baraga Dodge #4 State Park 248-682-7323 4250 Parkway Drive Waterford 48328 Oakland Duck Lake State Park 231-744-3480 3560 Memorial Drive North Muskegon 49445 Muskegon Fayette Historic State Park 906-644-2603 4785 II Road Garden 49835 Delta Fisherman's Island State Park 231-547-6641 16480 Bell's Bay Road Charlevoix 49720 Charlevoix Fort Custer Recreation Area 269-731-4200 5163 Fort Custer Drive Augusta 49012 Kalamazoo Fort Wilkins Historic State Park 906-289-4215 15223 U.S Highway 41 Copper Harbor 49918 Keweenaw Grand Haven State Park 616-847-1309 1001 Harbor Avenue Grand Haven 49417 Ottawa Harrisville State Park 989-724-5126 248 State Park Rd, PO Box 326 Harrisville 48740 Alcona Hartwick Pines State Park 989-348-7068 4216 Ranger Road Grayling 49738 Crawford Hayes State Park 517-467-7401 1220 Wamplers Lake Road Onsted 49265 Lenawee Highland Recreation Area 248-889-3750 5200 Highland Road White Lake 48383 Oakland Hoeft State Park 989-734-2543 5001 US-23 North Rogers City 49779 Presque Isle Hoffmaster State Park 231-798-3711 6585 Lake Harbor Road Muskegon 49441 Muskegon Holland State Park 616-399-9390 2215 Ottawa Beach Road Holland 49424 Ottawa Holly Recreation Area 248-634-8811 8100 Grange Hall Road Holly 48442 Oakland Indian Lake State Park 906-341-2355 8970 W County Road 442 Manistique 49854 Schoolcraft Interlochen State Park 231-276-9511 4167 M-137 Interlochen 49643 Grand Traverse Ionia State Recreation Area 616-527-3750 2880 West David Highway Ionia 48846 Ionia Island Lake Recreation Area 810-229-7067 12950 E. Grand River Ave. Brighton 48116 Livingston Keith J. Charters Traverse City State Park 231-922-5270 1132 US-31 N. Traverse City 49686 Grand Traverse Lake Gogebic State Park 906-842-3341 N 9995 State, Hwy M-64 Marenisco 49947-9722 Gogebic Lake Hudson Recreation Area 517-445-2265 5505 Morey Highway Clayton 49235 Lenawee Lakeport State Park 810-327-6224 7605 Lakeshore Road Lakeport 48059 Saint Clair Leelanau State Park 231-386-5422 15310 N. Lighthouse Point Rd. Northport 49670-9717 Leelanau Ludington State Park 231-843-2423 8800 W. M-116 Ludington 49431 Mason Maybury State Park 248-349-8390 20145 Beck Road Northville 48167 Wayne McLain State Park 906-482-0278 18350 Highway M-203 Hancock 49930- Houghton Mears State Park 231-869-2051 400 West Lowell Street, P.O. Box 370 Pentwater 49449 Oceana Metamora-Hadley Recreation Area 810-797-4439 3871 Herd Road Metamora 48455 Lapeer Mitchell State Park 231-775-7911 6093 E. M-115 Cadillac 49601 Wexford Muskallonge Lake State Park 906-658-3338 29705 County Road 407 Newberry 49868 Luce Muskegon State Park 231-744-3480 3560 Memorial Drive North Muskegon 49445 Muskegon Newaygo State Park 231-856-4452 2793 Beech Street Newaygo 49337 Newaygo North Higgins Lake State Park 989-821-6125 11747 N. Higgins Lake Drive Roscommon 48653 Crawford Onaway State Park 989-733-8279 3622 N. M-211 Onaway 49765 Presque Isle Orchard Beach State Park 231-723-7422 2064 N. Lakeshore Rd. Manistee 49660 Manistee Ortonville Recreation Area 810-797-4439 5779 Hadley Road, Rte 2 Ortonville 48462 Oakland Otsego Lake State Park 989-732-5485 7136 Old 27 S. Gaylord 49735 Otsego Outdoor Adventure Center 313-396-6876 1801 Atwater Street Detroit 48207-4020 Wayne Petoskey State Park 231-347-2311 2475 M-119 Hwy. Petoskey 49770 Emmet Pinckney Recreation Area 734-426-4913 8555 Silver Hill Road Pinckney 48169 Washtenaw Pontiac Lake Recreation Area 248-666-1020 7800 Gale Road Waterford 48327 Oakland Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park 906-885-5275 33303 Headquarters Rd. Ontonagon 49953-9087 Ontonagon Port Crescent State Park 989-738-8663 1775 Port Austin Road Port Austin 48467 Huron Proud Lake Recreation Area 248-685-2433 3500 Wixom Road Commerce Twp. 48382 Oakland Rifle River Recreation Area 989-473-2258 2550 E. Rose City Rd., P.O. Box 98 Lupton 48635-0098 Ogemaw Seven Lakes State Park 248-634-7271 14390 Fish Lake Road Holly 48442 Oakland Silver Lake State Park 231-873-3083 9679 W. State Park Road Mears 49436 Oceana Sleeper State Park 989-856-4411 6573 State Park Road Caseville 48725-9799 Huron Sleepy Hollow State Park 517-651-6217 7835 E. Price Road Laingsburg 48848-9438 Clinton South Higgins Lake State Park 989-821-6374 106 State Park Drive Roscommon 48653 Roscommon Sterling State Park 734-289-2715 2800 State Park Road Monroe 48162 Monroe Straits State Park 906-643-8620 720 Church Street St. Ignace 49781-1729 Mackinac Tahquamenon Falls State Park 906-492-3415 41382 W. M 123 Paradise 49768 Chippewa Tawas Point State Park 989-362-5041 686 Tawas Beach Road East Tawas 48730 Iosco Tippy Dam Recreation Area 231-848-4880 1500 Dilling Road Brethren 49619 Manistee Twin Lakes State Park 906-288-3321 6204 E. Poyhonen Rd Toivola 49965 Houghton Van Buren State Park 269-637-2788 23960 Ruggles Road S. Haven 49090 Van Buren Van Riper State Park 906-339-4461 851 County Road AKE Champion 49814 Marquette Warren Dunes State Park 269-426-4013 12032 Red Arrow Highway Sawyer 49125 Berrien Waterloo Recreation Area 734-475-8307 16345 McClure Road Chelsea 48118 Jackson Wells State Park 906-863-9747 N7670 Highway M-35 Cedar River 49887 Menominee Wilderness State Park 231-436-5381 903 Wilderness Park Drive Carp Lake 49718 Emmet William G. Milliken State Park and Harbor 313-396-0217 1900 Atwater Dr. Detroit 48207 Wayne Wilson State Park 989-539-3021 910 N. First Street, P.O Box 333 Harrison 48625 Clare Yankee Springs Recreation Area 269-795-9081 2104 S. Briggs Road Middleville 49333 Barry Young State Park 231-582-7523 2280 Boyne City Road Boyne City 49712 Charlevoix.
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