Michigan State Parks

Scenic drives to enjoy the leaves changing colors, cider mills to visit, and more than enough Halloween related events to attend during fall. And soon you'll be able to add horseback riding as a fun and unique way to enjoy the fall season.

Turtle alert! Michigan State Parks are warning residents to watch out for baby turtles.

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.

The Michigan DNR is working alongside the Michigan Boat Industries Association to recycle old fiberglass boats into more useful products like concrete.

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.

The Michigan DNR says volunteers are needed to help with removing invasive plants that threaten high-quality ecosystems in the parks.

There's a beach, a campground, and A FLOATING WATERPARK. It's right down the road in Brighton on Lake Bishop. Less than an hour away from Lansing.

Michiganders know we have a real treasure right here at home. The Great Lakes, all of the lakes and streams within Michigan, trails, campgrounds and parks galore.

As 2020 saw a rise in visitors, this "historic" investment can help ensure our parks stay beautiful and remain a crown jewel of MI's tourism industry.