Huron County Parks would like to welcome you to the Thumb of Michigan. The park system includes six modern full service campgrounds and three day use parks. Our facilities preserve the natural setting of Lake Huron and the woodlands along the shore. You will find many area attractions to entertain you, a community that is rich in history and 92 miles of beautiful shoreline to explore.
We take pride in our facilities, and they are maintained by a friendly and courteous staff who are committed to making your stay a memorable one. Include Huron County Parks in your next camping adventure; we’re sure you will come back again!
Seasonal Rentals
All of our parks offer seasonal rentals. Join the waiting list using the button below.
Waiting List Request
or Book Seasonal Camping
Calendar of Events
Located at the Thumb of Michigan along the shores of historical Lake Huron, are six beautiful campgrounds and three day-use parks available for your next family adventure. Relax and just enjoy the peace and quiet of the outdoors. There's something for everyone at Huron County Parks.
Contact Us
Call 888-265-2583 or send us a message below!
From the Blog
Coronavirus Updates from Huron County Parks
The current pandemic has affected us all in many different ways. Any outlet for activity outside of where we’ve been for two months is important. Camping is a wonderful opportunity to practice both social distancing and isolation while enjoying the beauty of nature.
With this in mind, the Huron County Road Commissioners acting as the Huron County Park Trustees will be opening the Huron County Parks on a very limited basis for SEASONAL CAMPERS ONLY beginning …
Momentous Moments of Michigan History, Part Three of Three
Concluding our three part series of Michigan History, we are picking up where we left off in the mid-1950s to today. Find out more below.
1957– Detroit Lions win their 4th (and most recent) NFL Championship, defeating Cleveland Browns 59-14 at Briggs Stadium.
1957 – Fort Wayne, Indiana Pistons NBA team moves to Detroit.
1957 – November 1 – The five-mile long Mackinac Bridge opens.
1959 …
Momentous Moments of Michigan History, Part Two of Three
Continuing our three part series of Michigan History, we are picking up where we left off in the mid-1800s into the mid-1900s. Find out more below.
1847 – The two houses of the Michigan legislature move the state capital to Lansing.
1854 – In Jackson, a new national political party has its first meeting. It is decided the name will be the Republican Party. Begun before the Civil War, still going today.