michigan state parks

What was first described as a small spill in a Michigan state forest has grown into more than 9,000 gallons of polluted liquid. Cleanup continues, but questions remain about long-term environmental impact.

Love camping? The Michigan DNR has a summer opportunity that lets you live in a state park. See which parks are available for your dream summer gig.

Planning a Michigan road trip? These state and national parks should be at the top of your list.

Imagine escaping to a unique circular shelter, where comfort meets adventure. Yurt rentals in Michigan offer a delightful twist on the traditional camping experience.

Proposed bill aims to give Michigan residents a two-week head start for campsite reservations at 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.

Do you love visiting Michigan State Parks? Do you also have a love for photography? You could combine the two, and become a Photo Ambassador for the Michigan Department of Natural Resources!

Are you new to outdoor adventures and activities in our beautiful state of Michigan? The Michigan Department of Natural Resources and many of its business partners offer equipment rentals and access to some unique outdoor activities in many of Michigan's state parks, recreation areas, trails, and waterways.

It's going to be a really nice weekend and the state parks are a perfect place to burn off some cabin fever.