Tawas Point State Park in East Tawas, Michigan, offers a scenic campground experience along Tawas Bay and Lake Huron's shoreline. The modern campground features 30-amp electrical hookups, water access, dump stations, and pull-through sites suitable for RV travelers. Full-facility amenities include showers, modern restrooms, picnic tables, and a playground for families.
The 181-acre park spans two miles of sandy beach and wetlands, making it an ideal destination for diverse outdoor activities. Visitors enjoy fishing in Tawas Bay, known for excellent walleye and perch populations, as well as hiking through wetland ecosystems where over 300 species of migratory birds have been documented. The historic Tawas Point Lighthouse, built in 1876, offers seasonal tours with panoramic views from the top.
Trail enthusiasts can access the Sandy Hook Nature Trail and connect to the Alabaster Pathway, part of Michigan's Iron Belle Trail network. The designated swimming beach features warm, shallow waters, while a dog-friendly beach allows pets to enjoy the shoreline. Water recreation ranges from sailing in the protected bay to beach volleyball and exploration.
Conveniently located near charming waterfront communities, Tawas Point State Park combines natural beauty, historical heritage, and comprehensive amenities for a memorable Huron shoreline camping adventure.