Michigan State Parks Offering Fireworks-Free Fourth of July

If you're not a fan of fireworks and are looking for a 'fireworks-free' Fourth of July, did you know that the Michigan DNR and the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency offer a Fireworks-Free Fourth of July camping option at several Michigan state parks? It's a chance for veterans, pet owners and other visitors to have the opportunity to camp farther away from traditional community firework displays.

According to the Michigan DNR website, the Fireworks-Free Fourth of July state parks include:

• Bewabic State Park (Iron County)
• Brighton Recreation Area-Bishop Lake Campground (Livingston County)
• Cheboygan State Park (Cheboygan County)
• Craig Lake State Park (Baraga County)
• Hayes State Park (Lenawee County)
• Lake Hudson Recreation Area (Lenawee County)
• Leelanau State Park (Leelanau County)
• Rifle River Recreation Area (Ogemaw County)
• Sleepy Hollow State Park (Clinton County)
• Tippy Dam Recreation Area (Manistee County)
• Wells State Park (Menominee County)

Fireworks-Free Fourth of July camping dates are July 2nd thru the 6th and camping reservations can be made up to six months in advance. Click here to find out more.

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