Algonac State Park
Overview
Algonac State Park contains approximately 1,500 acres and has a half-mile of St. Clair River frontage. Home to rare habitats, the lake plain prairies and oak savannas provide places to view prairie plants, birds and butterflies. One of the park's major attractions is viewing freighters of the world along the St. Clair River frontage.
Activities
Camping
Semi-modern winter camping with electric service only and vault toilets. The parks sanitation station is open year round, water available in winter at the Headquarters.
Fishing
The parks shoreline on the St. Clair River is well known for excellent walleye fishing. The Marine City and Algonac North Channel boating access sites are close to the park.
Hiking
Algonac's lakeplain prairies and lakeplain oak savannas are considered globally significant and contain 19 species on the state list of endangered, threatened and special concern list. Trail lengths are .5 to 2.5 miles.
Historic Sites
Algonac State Park's major attraction is viewing freighters of the world along the one half mile of St. Clair River frontage.
Hunting
During fall and winter seasons, the park is open to small and large game species. Archery and trap shooting are available.
Picnicking
The picnic area contains picnic tables and fire pits/grills. The picnic shelter can be reserved by calling the visitor center.
RVing
Semi-modern winter camping with electric service only and vault toilets. The parks sanitation station is open year round, water available in winter at the Headquarters
Winter Sports
Cross country ski trails are not groomed.
Directions
Driving
The park is located in Saint Clair County, 22 miles northeast of I-94 Exit 243 (23 Mile Road).
Phone Numbers
Primary
(810) 765-5605Links
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