Michigan State Parks Near Menominee

Menominee River State Recreation Area spans multiple riverfront parcels with steep bluffs, forested shoreline, and excellent access to the Menominee River. It is especially popular for canoeing, kayaking, fishing, and enjoying undeveloped natural scenery in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.

Governor Thompson State Park features more than 2,800 acres of mixed forest, wetlands, and lakefront along Caldron Falls Reservoir. It is a popular destination for paddling, fishing, camping, and wildlife viewing, with a calm, remote feel that appeals to visitors seeking a classic Wisconsin Northwoods experience.

Menominee River State Park and Recreation Area spans multiple units along the Menominee River, offering a mix of forested uplands, river access, and remote natural scenery. It is especially popular with paddlers, anglers, birders, and visitors seeking a quiet, less-developed outdoor experience.

Dodge #4 State Park is a low-key day-use park on the shore of a small inland lake in the western Upper Peninsula. Its simple amenities and natural setting make it a good stop for fishing, a picnic, or a calm break outdoors.

Bewabic State Park offers a classic Upper Peninsula lakefront experience with a sandy swimming beach, boat access, and shaded picnic areas. Its campground, winter recreation opportunities, and proximity to Iron River make it a popular base for family getaways and fishing trips.