Sleeper State Park Campground

About

Albert E. Sleeper State Park encompasses 723 acres of forest, wetlands, and forested dunes along Lake Huron's Saginaw Bay near Caseville, Michigan. The modern campground features 226 sites, each equipped with 30- or 50-amp electrical service. Sites are notably generous in size and shaded by mature oaks and pines, with sandy ground typical of ancient dune terrain. The campground is known for exceptional stargazing due to minimal light pollution. Facilities include modern restroom and shower buildings, with an ADA-accessible facility in the west loop serving four barrier-free campsites. A sanitation station with two lanes and potable water is located near the campground office. The day-use area across M-25 offers half a mile of sandy beach, a beach house, and picnic areas. An enclosed kitchen and dining hall is available for group rentals. The park also offers an ADA-accessible mini cabin and Tentrr safari-style canvas tent rentals for those seeking alternatives to traditional camping. Over four miles of hiking and cross-country ski trails wind through the park's diverse habitats.

Directions

From Bay City, exit I-75 at M-25 and go east 55 miles to the park entrance, located 5 miles east of Caseville. From Bad Axe, take M-53 north 10 miles, west on Kinde Road 10 miles, north on State Park Road 3.5 miles, then west on M-25 a short distance to the park entrance at 6573 State Park Road, Caseville.