Fayette Historic State Park

Imagine a campground where history meets the unspoiled beauty of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Fayette Historic State Park Campground offers a tranquil escape on the shores of Big Bay de Noc, with electrified campsites set amidst a picturesque mix of shady trees and open spaces. It’s not just a campsite—it’s your gateway to the preserved 19th-century iron smelting town of Fayette, where limestone cliffs and pristine waters form a stunning natural amphitheater.

With 61 sites featuring electric hookups, the campground is ideal for small to mid-sized RVs, trailers, and tent campers seeking comfort without sacrificing authenticity. Modern amenities include clean restroom and shower facilities, designated fire rings, and picnic tables, ensuring a convenient stay. Direct access to the park’s five miles of scenic trails allows visitors to explore limestone bluffs, dense hardwood forests, and a rich array of wildlife, while the nearby swimming beach and boat launch provide additional outdoor recreation opportunities.

Located just minutes from Garden, Michigan, this campground is a haven for history buffs and nature enthusiasts alike. The adjacent Fayette Historic Townsite immerses visitors in the life of a 19th-century industrial community with its preserved buildings and exhibits. Whether you’re here for day trips, a peaceful weekend getaway, or a deeper connection to Michigan’s past, this unique destination offers something extraordinary at every turn.