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Onaway State Park, Onaway

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#84 of 97 in Nature in Michigan

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Onaway State Park is a 158acre state park in Presque Isle County, Michigan at the end of M-211 on Black Lake in North Allis Township 5 miles north of Onaway.Onaway State Park is one of Michigan's oldest state parks, having been dedicated in 1921. It contains sand cobblestone beaches, large rock outcroppings, a campground, and a nature trail highlighting a diversity of trees.Facilities Boat Launch Campground - 96 Sites, 1 Cabin Picnic Area Picnic Shelter - Reservation required PlaygroundActivities Cross Country Skiing Fishing Hiking - 3mi SwimmingNearby Points of Interest Ocqueoc Falls

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35 reviews

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4.3

Sharron C

Tried camping here but the camp sites are very small and uneven. Many are on steep inclines and have trees in the middle of the site. There was no staff to be found anywhere. The bathrooms are quite o... more »
Judy R

This State Park is a little out of the way but worth the drive if you enjoy a quieter setting. Most of the campsites are more for the smaller type trailers especially along the lake where we were. It ... more »
flowerhead2

If you're looking for a quiet little campground in a state park that's one of the least-visited in Michigan, this is it. It's located on picturesque Black Lake, and the only reason I don't give it fiv... more »

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Jenna Scott

Great place to enjoy a day in the water. Could use some more parking for boat trailers maybe side parking for single cars. Fishing was soso memorial day. Two Pike and one rock bass.

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Patsy Walsh

No level ground, to small of camp sites, you practically sit on top of each other, only 1 of 4 toilets works in ladies room, no beach area all rocks, not happy here at all.

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Chris Bennett

Fantastic park! The staff is so very friendly and helpful! The grounds are magnificent.

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Michael Sherer

It's ok depending on which campsite. Kind of tight but very nice along the lake. This is one of the first state parks in Michigan, and not a lot has been done to it since it seems. Campground is completely unpaved which is fine if it doesn't rain. Park rangers are nice and ubiquitous to the point that squatters will have to pay if they're here more than a couple hours. The trash services consist of 1970's era wire baskets that tend to disappear from time to time, which ain't terribly cool if you've have only one per ~25 campsites. Except for beach areas, water is shallow for a long way out with a pebble bottom. Day use area is mowed and had a sand volleyball court and that's about it.

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Karen Sherer

The park offers nice campsites for small travel trailers. However, for tenters, the facilities for bathrooms and showers are old and icky looking. If you can get past that? It's PERFECT. We were right off the water, our own little lake spot. Nice, big fire pits a toddler can't fall into unintentionally. We enjoyed it!!!

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