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Porcupine Mountains State Park. A comprehensive list of Upper Michigan's State Parks. Come see why visitors love exploring the UP.
Find Michigan’s best state parks in the Upper Peninsula. Hike to waterfalls, play on Great Lakes beaches, explore historic towns and do more adventures.
Parks of the Upper Peninsula region in Michigan. Featuring Hiawatha National Forest, Ottawa National Forest, Seney National Wildlife Refuge, Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park, Mackinac Island State Park, Indian Lake State Park, McLain State Park, Tahquamenon Falls State Park, Fort Wilkins State Park.
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.
You’ll find it in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula at a remote national park, historical national lakeshore and 22 state parks and recreation areas. Breathtaking scenery, acres of wilderness, refreshing solitude and exhilarating adventure make each one a memorable destination.
Top Upper Peninsula State Parks: See reviews and photos of State Parks in Upper Peninsula, Michigan on Tripadvisor.
The Upper Peninsula of Michigan is home to some of the most beautiful and scenic state parks in the country. From challenging hikes to peaceful days spent on the lake, these parks offer unique outdoor experiences that are sure to create lasting memories.
Map Showing Upper Peninsula State Parks. Information on Rustic Cabins, Camping Cabins, Lodges, & Yurts at State Parks. For Reservations in Upper Peninsula State Parks, call 1-800-44-PARKS . Camping with Bears. E-Mail for more Information
We created this Interactive Michigan Upper Peninsula Map as a visual aid to help you organize your trip and make the most out of your Michigan Vacation. Click on this Google Map link so you can use it while driving.
This is the largest State Park in all of Michigan and its 60,000 acres make it one of the few remaining large wilderness areas in the Midwest. Towering virgin timber, secluded lakes, and miles of wild rivers and streams make a visit to the “Porkies” a trip to remember.