Michigan State Parks are some of the best campgrounds in the country. With parks Located along the shores of the Great Lakes or near some of the Mitten State's crystal clear inland lakes, the campgrounds are a popular destination. If you are trying to decide which state parks in northern Michigan you want to camp at, this is the book for you. From the Mackinac Bridge to central Michigan, Camp Michigan's State Park Handbook reviews 28 state parks. It contains descriptions of the campground, bathroom buildings, and beaches. It also has photos of each park including the bathroom buildings and beaches along with maps of the campgrounds. The book describes the surrounding area of the state park including nearby stores and things to do. If you camp in a tent, travel trailer or motorhome this is a must have book and, will help you find the perfect state park to camp at for a night or a week. The book contains reviews of the following state parks: Cheboygan, Wilderness, Aloha, Burt Lake, Onaway, Hoeft, Petoskey, Young, Fishermans Island, Otsego, Clear Lake, Leelenau, Keith Charters, Interlochen, Hartwick Pines, North Higgins, South Higgins, Mitchell, Wilson, Orchard Beach, Ludington, Mears, Harrisville, Tawas Point, Rifle River, Bay City, Sleeper, Port Crescent