Michigan
Rockport State Park
Verified by America’s State Parks Editorial Team – Updated February 2026
Rockport State Park is a pristine day-use only sanctuary preserving 400-600 year old Douglas-fir, western red cedar, and hemlock giants reaching 250+ feet!
⚠️ No Camping! Camping was permanently closed in 2007 due to falling tree hazards. Nearby Howard Miller Steelhead Park has camping.
Old-Growth Trails
| Trail | Details |
|---|---|
| 🌲 Evergreen Trail | 3 miles—tallest trees |
| 🌿 Fern Creek Trail | 0.5 mile—largest specimens |
| ♿ West Loop Interpretive | 1 mile ADA-accessible |
| 📏 Total | 5 miles |
Ancient Forest
| Species | Age/Height |
|---|---|
| 🌲 Douglas-fir | 400-600 years, 250+ ft |
| 🌲 Western Red Cedar | Ancient giants |
| 🌲 Western Hemlock | Cathedral-like canopy |
FAQ
Why did camping close?
Ancient trees pose falling hazards. Camping closed in 2007 for visitor safety. Day-use hiking remains safe and open.
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Last updated: February 20, 2026