Aloha State Park

Beautiful location, especially nice for boaters. Nice beach, but lots of rocks. BUT, most sites are prone to flooding during rain. In addition, sites have no gravel pad. Grass or muddy dirt only, and most are rutted where vehicles have been stuck. The only paved sites are in the front near the gate (Our site 48 and the two adjacent) which where paved accessible sites. The downside is that these sites are next to the trash, dump station and firewood sales, plus the main campground entrance road. Extremely busy and noisy! Beware of speeding drivers as well.

Just want add that there are a few more paved sites scattered through this massive campground...., if you can, get one .... due to flooding during rain. Also the furthest from the gate to cut done on traffic. Also, the dump station treaty needs some work. The pavement has pot holes with standing water (ewe!) and evening the water hoses should be replaced .... worn, frayed and leaking. Besides electric hookups, not getting much for the money. State or national forest campgrounds are a lot nicer and a fraction the cost .

Great park. Was a little soggy from the rain and poor drainage. Right outside the park is a small store that sells fresh donuts... they were awesome! Decent bathrooms. Hop into the lake from just about anywhere.

Find your way around the other side of the lake and visit Chillers book store! Our daughters loved the surprises and meeting the author!

Access - one way in... you'll see.
Location - close to Indian River, Cheboygan, Mackinac City.
Cleanliness - well kept
Site Quality - decent size, not a lot of privacy, grass sites were soggy
Noise - Halloween Celebration (first weekend in Oct) it wasn't too horrible.

Typical Michigan State Park where campsites are not defined gravel but rather grass and mud (mostly mud). There are a couple hundred sites here with great boat access. Park your boat in the lagoon and enjoy being on the water. Swim in Mullett Lake on the sandbar and ride the adjacent rail trail for miles on bikes. Location great, mud not so great!