Twin Lakes-Mini Cabin

Twin Lakes State Park

Address

Phone

800-447-2757

Approximate Size

(Acres)

Recreation Passport

Required

Trail Length

Trail Head

Camp Sites/Fees

(1)

Make a Reservation

More Information

Due to planned park enhancements, including a new toilet shower building and upgraded sewer system, the modern campground and mini cabin will close for the 2025 season. A proposed $1.9 million in federal relief funding from Gov. Whitmer's Building Michigan Together Plan made these and other renovations possible.

The park’s mini cabin is in the modern campground. Each mini cabin sleeps four people between a full- and twin-size bed and a folding cot. The cabins have electricity, an electric heater, a two-burner hot plate and ceiling lights. There is no running water, but visitors can get water at the campground’s fill station.

Amenities include a table and two chairs, a mini fridge and a microwave. There is a picnic table, a fire pit and a grill outdoors.

Guests are required to provide their own bedding and cookware.

About the Area

Travel north to Fort Wilkins State Historic Park or south to Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park. Other area attractions include the copper mines near Hancock and Delaware, local historic and mineralogical museums and the Keweenaw National Historic Park in Calumet.

Activities (Display as List)

ORV Trails/Routes

ORV Trails/Routes: Twin Lakes is one of just a few state parks that allow the operation of an ORV between the campground and nearby ORV trails. The park connects to Bewabic and Baraga state parks and Bond Falls Scenic Site via several motorized routes. Please note: ORV use is for exiting and entering the park only, not for traveling within the park. The park provides direct access to the Bill Nicholls Trail.