Brimley State Park
Overview
Brimley State Park provides recreational opportunities along the beautiful shore of Lake Superior's Whitefish Bay. One of the oldest state parks in the Upper Peninsula, it was established in 1923 when the Village of Brimley gave the DNR the park's initial 38 acres. The remaining acreage was acquired through purchase or exchange. Hunting, fishing, boating and hiking are popular amenities found at Brimley.
Activities
Boating
Boating is permitted.
Camping
Camping is available - please contact the park for fees and rates.
Fishing
Whitefish, perch, northern pike, bass and walleye are plentiful in nearby bays and rivers. A number of designated trout streams are located within 30 minutes of the park.
Hiking
There are no established trails within the park, but a nearby abandoned railroad cooridor adjacent to the park provides opportunities for hiking and skiing in the winter.
Historic Sites
Being one of the oldest state parks in the Upper Peninsula, established in 1923, this park is worth historical/cultural touring.
Hunting
Hunting is prohibited in Brimley State Park. However, hunting is allowed south of 6 Mile Road on State Forest land. Additional State and Federal forest land open to hunting near the park. Nearby state and federal forest land supports snowshoe hare, deer, black bear and ruffed grouse.
Picnicking
A grassy area has picnic tables and grills. A large enclosed picnic shelter can be rented.
RVing
Ask park about RVing oppurtunities.
Water Sports
Some popular water sports are swimming, boating, and fishing.
Winter Sports
Cross country skiing and snowmobiling are popular winter activities in this area.
Directions
Driving
From I 75 take exit 386 and come to M-28 heading W. for 7 miles. Intersection of M-28 and M-221 turn right for 2 miles. Come to 6 Mile Rd. turn right, go 3/4 mile to park entrance on left.
Phone Numbers
Primary
(906) 248-3422Links
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