Lakeport State Park, State park on Lake Huron in Burtchville Township, Michigan.
Lakeport State Park is a recreation area on the shoreline of Lake Huron, divided into two separate units with sandy beaches and wooded campground facilities. The two sections sit on opposite sides of Lakeport and together provide extensive lodging options and outdoor activities for visitors.
The site was founded in 1938 as Port Huron State Park and later received funding for improvements before being renamed and formally opened as Lakeport State Park in 1947. The transformation shows how the location grew into a major recreation destination for the region.
The South Unit holds historical importance as a former United Auto Workers retreat where the Port Huron Statement was completed and announced in 1962.
The site has two separate access points to the lake with different beach areas, each with its own amenities and facilities. Visitors should check in advance which of the two units best suits their needs, especially if they prefer beach activities.
Both northern and southern sections of the park provide separate beach access points to Lake Huron, allowing visitors to experience different shoreline perspectives.
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