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Sleeper State Park
- Sleeper State Park in Michigan offers a unique glamping experience with safari-style tents.
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The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is teaming up with Tentrr to bring 30 fully equipped, safari-style tent sites to Sleeper State Park in Caseville and Highland Recreation Area in...
- Sleeper State Park Is Bigger Than The Beach and Campground
- You Can Camp in Relative Luxury Away from Everything Else
- There Are Mountain Bike Trails in Sleeper State Park
- You Can Try Kayaking at Sleeper State Park Beach
- There Are Archaeological Significant Sites in The Park
- You Can See Both The Sunrise and The Sunset on The Beach
- You Can Buy A Latte Or Smoothie at The Sleeper Campground
- You Can Camp on The Beach at Sleeper State Park
- Many of The Park’s Buildings Were Built During The Great Depression
- How Much Does It Cost to Visit Or Stay in Sleeper State Park?
Driving by the park, visitors immediately see the day-use picnic and beach area along the shoreline and the extensive 226 site campground across M-25 from the beach. That is a small slice of the park. Sleeper State Park has over 700 acres of wetlands, an ancient dune forest, a half-mile of beautiful sandy beach, and natural dunes guarding the shore...
Sleeper State Park has arranged with a camping outfitter that offers people a more private and comfortable camping experience. It’s called “glamping”. Glamping is a concept where nature meets a bit of spacious luxury. A fusion of the words glamour and camping or “glamping” is a way to authentically experience a bit of remote rustic camping in uniqu...
One of the parks’ best-kept secrets is the extensive trail system located just south of the campground. Over four miles of marked trails are available for hiking, cross country skiing, (Which is groomed in the winter), and mountain biking. The park has four marked trails; Candlestick Trail is short at just over a half a mile, and it connects to the...
Saginaw Bay is known for its sea kayaking areas. Explore the islands and inlets of Wild Fowl Bay or paddle along the sugar sand shoreline. Just a bit further north in Port Austin is two well-known Kayaker destinations of Turnip Rock and Broken Rocks. Sleeper State Park beach is also a stop on the 100-mile Tip of the Thumb Heritage Water Trail. The ...
In a Stewardship report made in 1995 by the Michigan DNR, it noted that the potential exists for prehistoric sites in the park. Similar land formations have been proven in the nearby Rush Lake State Game Area, where 36 sites have been recorded. These include prehistoric sites, as well as nineteenth and twentieth-century historic sites. Three more s...
The park is uniquely situated such that visitors can view both sunrise and sunset during the peak season during the summer. This unique experience can also be seen at Port Crescent State Park and on the break wall at nearby Port Austin.
If you get a hankering for a Latte or Frappuccino when you’re camping you’re in luck. We found the “Chuck Wagon” waiting for us in the Albert E. Sleeper State Park campground area. It’s an open-air bar with seating for 12 people. They offer coffee, frappe, and smoothies. This is a mobile food truck part of Chucks Drive-Thru Diner in Caseville. This...
Starting in the summer of 2020 Albert E. Sleeper State Park offers the ability to camp on the beach. The Michigan DNR is working with the camping outfitter, Tentrr to set up 15 secluded glamping sites between sites in the forest and on the beach. Each has a large platformed walled canvas tent containing a queen-sized cot or bunk bed. Each beach cam...
The first buildings at Sleeper were a product of the Great Depression. In the early 1930s, workers from the Civilian Works Administration and the Public Works Administration built the park’s first modern toilet and shower building near what was then the beach area campground. A second beach building built in 1933, served the day-use area and includ...
The Michigan Recreation Passport is required for all Michigan state parks, trails, historic sites, boat launches, harbors – Including Sleeper State Park. Check out Michigan.gov/RecreationPassportfor more details on vehicles, motorcycles, and commercial events and to purchase.
Sleeper State Park is 723 acres of forest, wetlands, forested dunes and half a mile of sandy shoreline stretching along Lake Huron’s Saginaw Bay. Visitors can watch both sunrises and sunsets, roam the forested trails, relax on the beach and enjoy the shade of the modern campground.
- 6573 State Park Road, Caseville, 48725-9799, MI
- (989) 856-4411
May 12, 2021 · Safari tents: Get cozy in a safari-style, canvas-walled tent at Sleeper State Park in Caseville or Highland Recreation Area in White Lake. Each of these sites has a queen-size memory foam...
Aug 3, 2021 · Thanks to a partnership with Tentrr, 20 new safari tents at Highland Recreation Area in Oakland County and Sleeper State Park in Huron County give visitors the opportunity to camp in style.
