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History buffs and nature seekers thrive at Fort Wilkins Historic State Park, anchored by its restored 19th-century fort. The park hugs Copper Harbor's edge, minutes from Lake Superior beaches and Keweenaw Peninsula trails. Pick from 159 sites that start at $29/night.
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Write a ReviewNo, full hookups are not available. Water, electric, and sewer hookups remain unknown, as do 30-amp or 50-amp options. Most sites appear rustic in this historic state park setting. Check with park rangers for electric site details. A Recreation Passport grants entry.
Yes, pets are welcome with restrictions typical for Michigan state parks. Keep dogs on a 6-foot leash at all times. No breed or size limits noted, but clean up after them. No dedicated dog park exists. Confirm current rules on arrival.
Sites start at $29/night. Prices climb for modern sites or peak season; rustic options cost less. A Recreation Passport ($13 daily or $31 annual per vehicle) is required on top. Reservations fill fast in summer, so book early via Michigan DNR.
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