Lodging and DiningThere are many lodging and eating options in the nearby communities. Please visit chambers of commerce to find more information on:
Lodging in the LakeshoreThe Balancing Environment And Rehabilitation (BEAR) Non-Profit operates the Sleeping Bear Inn in the Glen Haven Historic Village. Picnic AreasIf you prefer to bring your own food into the park, there are several areas for picnicking that provide tables, and sometimes restrooms and fire grates. Camping and BackpackingCamping is only permitted in designated campgrounds and campsites. Off-trail camping, boondocking, or overnight parking for sleeping is illegal within Sleeping Bear Dunes. There are two front-country campgrounds to choose from in Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. The Platte River Campground on the south end of the park and the D.H. Day Campground on the north end of the park. Platte River CampgroundThe Platte River Campground is located near the Platte River and has beach access to Lake Michigan in Platte Bay.
Reservations are recommended for Platte River Campground. You can make reservations at https://www.recreation.gov/. D.H. Day CampgroundThe D.H. Day Campground is a popular rustic campground with wooded campsites located near Glen Haven and the Maritime Museum on Lake Michigan.
Reservations are recommended for D.H. Day campground. You can make reservations at https://www.recreation.gov/. Reservations for group camp sites can also be made at https://www.recreation.gov/. For campground status, contact entrance stations or the visitor center. Other Area CampgroundsThere are many other beautiful campgrounds in the area. Additional details can be found: |
Last updated: August 15, 2024