Ludington-Mini Cabins

Ludington State Park

Address

Phone

800-447-2757

Approximate Size

(Acres)

Recreation Passport

Required

Trail Length

Trail Head

Camp Sites/Fees

(3)

Make a Reservation

More Information

While the majority of the park remains closed for enhancements through July 1, 2025, visitors can still enjoy 2,000 acres of parkland and a beautiful 3-mile stretch of Lake Michigan shoreline south of the Big Sable River. Hiking trails and a boardwalk along the south side of the Big Sable River will remain accessible with roadside parking along M-116 and at Skyline Trail parking lot. A proposed $4.26 million in federal relief funding from Gov. Whitmer's Building Michigan Together Plan made these and other renovations possible.

Keep an eye on park's Facebook page at Facebook.com/LudingtonStatePark for the latest closure updates. Even if you don't have an account, you can still view this public page.

The Cedar Mini Cabin is a pet-friendly lodging option.

There are three mini cabins located in the park, one each in the Beechwood, Pines and Cedar campgrounds. Each cabin sleeps five people (one double bed and three singles) and includes a mini refrigerator, electric wall heater, and a table and chairs.

A picnic table, a fire pit and a waist-high cook grill can be found outdoors. The cabins have electricity. You must provide your own linens and cookware.

About the Area

Enjoy Ludington, a lakeside town offering a variety of family-friendly fun. Downtown Ludington is just minutes away, the Historic White Pine Village offers living-history tours and the S.S. Badger car ferry runs twice daily to Manitowoc, Wisconsin.

Learn about the area at PureLudington.com.

View the View the Ludington Daily News 2022 visitor guide.

View Online Visitor's Guide.