Wells State Park, Michigan state park in Cedarville Township, US.
Wells State Park is a state park in Menominee County along Lake Michigan's Green Bay shoreline. The grounds contain sandy beaches, forested areas, and a network of marked trails for visitors to explore.
The children of John Walter Wells, a lumber industry pioneer, donated this land to Michigan in 1925. The Civilian Conservation Corps then built structures, water systems, and landscaping throughout the park during the 1930s and 1940s.
The Civilian Conservation Corps constructed numerous structures, including buildings, water systems, and landscaping elements throughout the park during the 1930s and 1940s.
The park provides about 150 camping spots near the shore with electrical hookups and dump stations for visitors. Water supplies and other basic facilities are distributed throughout the grounds.
Three warming shelters positioned along the trail network offer breaks and refuge during winter months. These structures prove especially valuable in the harsh Upper Peninsula climate.
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