Description - Higgins Lake State Park was originally a state
forest campground, established in the mid-1920s. The State Parks
Division took over the area in 1963 and established North
Higgins as a state park. The 429-acre park currently occupies
land that was formerly the Higgins Lake Nursery. Copyright:
Michigan State Parks & Forests North Higgins State Park occupies
land that was formerly the Higgins Lake Nursery. - North Higgins
Lake State Park offers a variety of recreations for the day and
overnight guest. It has a large camping expanse with 195 sites
separated into two unique areas. The East Campground is more
open, the sites are grassy, and it is located next to the Ralph
A. McMullan Conference Center. The West Campground is set in a
mixture of mature hardwoods and pines, and is located close to
the boat launch. Both campgrounds have modern bathhouses with
nearby sanitation station. The camping facilities are open April
15 to December 1. Two mini-cabins are located in the West
Campground. Both cabins h