Parks
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Hiking
Wyalusing has more than 14 miles of hiking trails. Trails may vary in difficulty. Steep climbs or descents and stairways may be encountered. Use caution when on steep bluffs or near a cliff. Stay well away from cliffs which are not protected by a…
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Camping
Wyalusing State Park offers several camping opportunities for visitors, with two family campgrounds, an outdoor group camp and the Hugh Harper indoor group camp.ReservationsCamping reservations are required and can be made up to 11 months in advance…
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Concessions and Rentals
The Bluff Top concession stand is open daily from Memorial Day through Labor Day weekend. During the off-season, it is open on weekends in May, September and October. The stand sells firewood, ice, camping supplies and canoe/kayak rentals.The…
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Maps
Wyalusing State Park mapCampground mapWyalusing canoe trail mapHunting and trapping map
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Recreation
Wyalusing State Park provides a wide variety of recreational opportunities. Click the links below to learn about some of the popular activities at this park. Accessibility Wyalusing State Park offers an accessible campsite and an accessible…
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Hunting and Fishing
Hunting and trapping are permitted in the property during legal hunting and trapping seasons. Hunting map [PDF]
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Pets
Pets must be on a leash 8 feet or shorter and must be kept under control at all times. Pets are not allowed in any picnic area, building, shelter, playground or on the Swales Nature Trail. Point Beach provides an area south of the lighthouse where…
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Water Recreation
Swimming The forest has 6 miles of sandy beachfront along Lake Michigan for swimming. Lifeguards are not provided. No fires are permitted on the beach. There is a separate beach for dogs. Boating, canoeing and kayaking There is not a boat launch…