Petoskey State Park Closure Information & Alternatives
PetoskeyStatePark
Closure Information & Alternative Locations
September
2025 - May 2026
As of April 21, 2026, Petoskey State Park is closed to the public as construction continues on their campground sewer and septic systems. For project updates and to learn more, please contact park staff directly at 231.347.2311 or visit the Michigan DNR Petoskey State Park Facebook page at the QR code linked here.
Bayfront Park (West), Petoskey
Solanus Mission Beach, Petoskey
Magnus Park, Petoskey
Bear River Valley Recreation Area, Petoskey
East Park, Bay Harbor
Lake Michigan Roadside Park, Charlevoix
Trails&Recreation
Skyline Trail, Petoskey
Tanton Family Forest Reserve, Petoskey
Offield Viewlands, Harbor Springs
The Highlands Resort, Harbor Springs
Thorne Swift Nature Preserve, Harbor Springs
Avalanche Mountain Preserve, Boyne City
Boyne Mountain Resort, Boyne Falls
Many of these and other area nature preserves are maintained by the Little Traverse Conservancy. For addition trails and more details, visit landtrust.org.
The information provided is a courtesy from the Petoskey Area Visitors Bureau. Due to the nature of the construction, please note that all State Park closure information is subject to change without notice. For the most up-to-date details, contact the Michigan DNR directly.
PetoskeyStatePark
Closure Information & Alternative Locations
September 2025 - May 2026
Beaches&LakeAccess
Alternate beach access to Lake Michigan and other area inland lakes.
Zorn Park Beach, Harbor Springs
Zoll Street Beach (dog-friendly), Harbor Springs
Magnus Park, Petoskey
Sturgeon Bay Beach, Cross Village
Note: be aware of detours on M-119
Young State Park, Boyne City
Burt Lake State Park, Indian River
Michigan Beach Park, Charlevoix
The information provided is a courtesy from the Petoskey Area Visitors Bureau. Due to the nature of the construction, please note that all State Park closure information is subject to change without notice. For the most up-to-date details, contact the Michigan DNR directly.