Finding Fun in Michigan's Thumb
One of the largest state parks in Michigan was once a thriving lumber town with over 500 residents. Today only faint elements remain. A true ghost town in Michigan’s Thumb.
Michigan’s Port Crescent State Park Photos in Late Fall
Numerous Huron County beaches are at the tip of Michigan’s “Thumb”. With over 90 miles of shoreline, the Upper Thumb has some of the best sugar sand beaches in the state. From Port Austin west to Caseville families can find numerous parks, waterfront summer rentals, and campgrounds. You can even camp right on the beach … Read more Play on a Huron County Beach
At the tip of Michigan’s Thumb, Port Crescent State Park is one of six Dark Sky Preserves in Michigan. The park’s designation as a Dark Sky Preserve is another unique element. Visitors can experience this without having to drive further north or to the Upper Peninsula.