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Cabins at F.J. McLain State Park

Michigan State Parks · Michigan, United States

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Units
4
Sleeps
6, stated for 3 of 4 units
Heated
1 of 4
Kitchen
1 of 4
Electricity
3 of 4
Season
May 15 to October 14
Drinking water
No
Elevation
620 ft
Dark sky
Bortle class 1
Nearest town
Hancock Township
Phone
800-447-2757

About each unit

Camper Cabin · sleeps 6

Camper Cabin, at F.J. McLain State Park. It's about 400 square feet and sleeps up to six, with two sets of bunk beds, a futon, electrical outlets, and shelving for gear - there's no running water inside. Toilet and shower buildings and vault toilets are a short walk away (only the vault toilets stay open in the off-season). Bring your own bedding, dishes, and cookware. No individually mapped coordinate is published for this unit - the point shown is this park's own campground location.

Mini Cabins · sleeps 6

Mini Cabins, at F.J. McLain State Park. It's a mini cabin that sleeps up to six, with bunk beds, electrical outlets, a microwave, and a small refrigerator - there's no heat or running water inside. Toilet and shower buildings and vault toilets are a short walk away (only the vault toilets stay open in the off-season). Bring your own bedding, dishes, and cookware. No individually mapped coordinate is published for this unit - the point shown is this park's own campground location.

Rustic Cabin

Rustic Cabin, at F.J. McLain State Park. It's a rustic cabin with no electricity or running water inside - most of Michigan's rustic cabins are heated by a wood fireplace or propane heater. A vault toilet is a short walk away, and potable water is available at nearby spigots. Bring your own bedding, dishes, and cookware. No individually mapped coordinate is published for this unit - the point shown is this park's own campground location.

Tiny House · sleeps 6

Tiny House, at F.J. McLain State Park. It's one of Michigan DNR's "reimagined" lodging options - sleeping up to six, with bunk beds, a futon, electrical outlets, and shelving, but no running water inside. Toilet and shower buildings and vault toilets are a short walk away (only the vault toilets stay open in the off-season). Bring your own bedding, dishes, and cookware. No individually mapped coordinate is published for this unit - the point shown is this park's own campground location.

Available for all reservable season.

Each unit

UnitSleepsBedroomsKitchenBathHeatPowerAccessiblePets
Camper Cabin6––✓–
Mini Cabins6✓––✓–
Rustic Cabin––✓––
Tiny House6––✓–

Weather, month by month

MonthTypical highTypical lowColdest nightHottest dayYears with a night below 32°F
January24°14°-6°39°11 of 11
February25°13°-3°42°11 of 11
March34°23°7°49°11 of 11
April42°31°16°58°8 of 11
May54°40°33°77°0 of 11
June64°51°42°81°0 of 11
July73°60°51°87°0 of 11
August72°62°55°87°0 of 11
September69°58°50°83°0 of 11
October53°45°34°73°0 of 10
November37°33°14°60°7 of 10
December30°24°2°50°10 of 10

Mid-month figures from 2016–2026 of daily weather at this spot (ERA5 reanalysis via Open-Meteo, CC BY 4.0), in °F. Typical is the median; coldest and hottest are the extremes seen.

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