Hoeft State Park Detail


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5001 US-23 North

Vehicle Permit Required: Yes

Rogers City, MI 49779

Approximate Size: 301 (Acres)

Phone Number: (989) 734-2543

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	Biking		Cross Country Ski
	Fishing		Hiking
	Hunting		Metal Detecting
	Michigan State Park Explorer Program		Swimming

	Picnic Area		Picnic Shelter
	Playground

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Hoeft-Group Use Area

(989) 734-2543

0 site(s), Contact the park

Group Use Area, Rustic Site, Vault Toilet

Hoeft-Modern

(800) 447-2757

144 site(s), $22/($16 semi modern-off season rate)

Electrical Service, Mini Cabin, Modern Restrooms, Swimming

Hoeft-Sears and Roebuck Modern Lodge

1 site(s)

Hoeft-Beach Trail

Trail Length: 1.50 (Miles)

Cross Country Ski, Hiking

Hoeft-Hardwoods Trail

Trail Length: 1.50 (Miles)

Cross Country Ski, Hiking

Hoeft-Nagel Creek Trail

Trail Length: 0.75 (Miles)

Cross Country Ski, Hiking

Hoeft-Pavilion Trail

Trail Length: 0.25 (Miles)

Cross Country Ski, Hiking

Hoeft State Park is a heavily wooded park with a mile of sandy, Lake Huron shoreline. A paved non-motorized trail connects the park to Huron Sunrise Trail which stretches to Rogers City riding along the beach next to Lake Huron and ends at the world's largest open pit limestone mine.

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The park is a convenient stop over or staging area for travelers planning activities in the Straits area. The Mackinac Bridge is 50 miles northwest via US-23. Bicyclists can use the bike trail to Rogers City just 4.5 miles away.

Hoeft State Park is a heavily wooded 300-acre park with a mile of sandy, Lake Huron shoreline. The moderating effect of Lake Huron causes temperatures to be less extreme during both summer and winter and also causes up to two weeks delay in season changes compared to a few miles inland. This was one of the first 14 Michigan State Parks. The original property was donated by lumber baron, Paul H. Hoeft on January 2, 1922. A picnic shelter still in use was built in the day use area by the Civilian Conservation Corps in late 1930s. The campground consists of 143 campsites and a mini cabin.

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