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 | | Brimley State Park |  |  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. |  Geocaching |  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. |  Hunting Prohibited 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. |  Metal Detecting Metal detecting is recognized as a legitimate recreation activity when it is conducted in ways that do not damage the natural and cultural resources in Michigan State Parks nor violate applicable state statutes.The entire park is open to metal detecting. Any items found must be reviewed by park staff and may be retained for further investigation. |  Michigan State Park Explorer Program Learn more about the natural features and resources located in this park with the Outdoor Explorer Program. |  Paddling |  Swimming Brimley provides some of the warmest swimming areas on Lake Superior. |
|  | | Beach |  Beach House |  Electrical Service |  Group Use Area |  Mini Cabin |  Modern Restrooms |  Picnic Area A grassy area has picnic tables and grills. |  Picnic Shelter A large enclosed picnic shelter rents for $50.00 a day and can be reserved up to one year in advance by calling 1-800-447-2757 or visiting www.midnrreservations.com. |  Playground |  Sanitation Station |
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