Sleeper State Park
A Serene Retreat for Nature Lovers & Outdoor Enthusiasts
Sleeper State Park, spans 723 acres along Lake Huron’s Saginaw Bay encompassing forests, wetlands, and sandy dunes. The park offers a serene retreat for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
With a half-mile stretch of sandy shoreline, guests can relish both sunrise and sunset views, bask in the sun on the beach, and explore the forested trails that wind through the park's diverse landscape.
In addition to its recreational offerings, Sleeper State Park provides modern camping facilities for overnight guests. The campground features tent and RV sites equipped with amenities such as electrical hookups, modern restrooms, and picnic areas.
For those seeking a unique outdoor experience, Tentrr safari-style tents are available for rent, offering a cozy and immersive camping experience amidst the natural beauty of the park.
The day-use area of the park, conveniently located across M-25/Port Austin Road, offers a range of amenities for visitors to enjoy. From beachside picnics in the pavilions to gatherings in the fully enclosed kitchen and dining hall, guests can make the most of their day in the park.
A pedestrian overpass bridge provides easy access to the sandy beach, making it ideal for families, sunbathers, and beachcombers alike. Named in honor of Albert E. Sleeper, a former governor of Michigan and champion of the state park system, Sleeper State Park holds a rich history and legacy of conservation, offering an unforgettable experience for all who visit.
Features
Beach Access
Swimming
Hiking Trails
Modern and Rustic campsites
Bird & Wildlife Observation
Access to Rush Lake State Game Area
Educational Programs and Events
Pet-Friendly (must be leashed)
Amenities
226 Campsites (30 and 50-Amp Service Sites)
Cabins and Tentrr Safari Tents
Day-Use Area Kitchen and dining hall available for reservations
Pedestrian Bridge for Beach Access
Pavilions
Shaded Picnic Areas with Grills
Modern Restroom Facilities (Beach and Campground)
Location
6573 State Park Rd
989-856-4411
Nature Trails
The Park boasts an extensive network of forested trails, totaling more than four miles in length. These trails meander through pine and oak forests, rolling sand dunes, and wetland areas, providing opportunities for hiking, birdwatching, and wildlife observation. The Candlestick, Deer Run, Huron, and Old Dunes trails cater to both hikers and mountain bikers, offering varying degrees of difficulty and captivating scenery along the way.
