Brimley State Park

Adjacent to the serene Whitefish Bay on Lake Superior, Brimley State Park combines lush, grassy grounds with a sandy shoreline, providing a quintessential camping experience characterized by family-friendly amenities, scenic lake views, and easy access to outdoor adventures. This 151-acre park offers warm swimming waters, excellent fishing, and boating opportunities, making it an enticing destination for water enthusiasts. Its historic charm as one of Michigan's oldest state parks adds an element of tradition and nostalgia to its welcoming atmosphere.

The campground features 237 sites with electrical hookups, accommodating both tents and RVs, alongside a reservable mini-cabin for those seeking cozier accommodations. Facilities include well-maintained bathhouses with hot showers, a sanitation station, and a boat ramp, ensuring convenience amidst the natural setting. While the campsites are compact, the peaceful ambiance and direct beach access create a relaxing environment for families and friends. Activities include picnicking, wildlife viewing, and biking along an abandoned railroad corridor adjacent to the park. Though there are no dedicated hiking trails, leisurely strolls along the beachfront reveal stunning lake views and the occasional passing freighter.

Located just 15 miles from Sault Ste. Marie and less than 30 minutes from notable attractions like the Tahquamenon Falls and Hiawatha National Forest trout streams, Brimley State Park is an ideal base for exploring Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Whether for a weekend getaway or a longer escape, it offers a quintessential lakeside retreat that blends natural beauty with recreational opportunities.