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Use this directory to browse America's State Parks profiles by destination, activity, facilities, and nearby trip ideas. The finder is built from our park profile database and is designed for planning decisions: compare parks, open detailed profiles, then use official park links for current fees, permits, closures, and reservations.

Current public scope: 4,080 park profiles across all 50 states, including 2,500+ state parks. See our editorial review methodology for how ASP researches, updates, and reviews park information.

Princeton Battle Monument (New-Jersey)

Princeton Battle Monument

🗽 50 Feet of Limestone Marking the Battle That Completed What Trenton Started — Princeton Battle Monument in Princeton, New

Trenton Battle Monument (New-Jersey)

Trenton Battle Monument

🗽 150 Feet of Granite Marking the Night Washington Saved the Revolution — Trenton Battle Monument in Trenton, New Jersey,

Wyoming Territorial Prison (Wyoming)

Wyoming Territorial Prison

🔒 Butch Cassidy Did Time Here — The Frontier Prison Where the Wild West Met Federal Justice — Wyoming Territorial

South Mountain State Battlefield

⚔️ The Battle That Made Antietam Possible — Three Mountain Passes, a Lost Dispatch Wrapped in Cigars, and the Bloodiest

Wickliffe Mounds State Historic Site (Kentucky)

Wickliffe Mounds State Historic Site

🏛️ A Thousand-Year-Old City on the Mississippi Bluffs — Where Mound Builders Farmed, Traded, and Thrived — Wickliffe Mounds State

Bushy Run Battlefield State Park (Pennsylvania)

Bushy Run Battlefield State Park

Bushy Run Battlefield State Park is a former Pennsylvania state park. Today the site is Bushy Run Battlefield near Jeannette in Westmoreland County, a historic site of the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission (PHMC), and it is not part of Pennsylvania’s state park system.

Sand Bar State Park (Vermont)

Sand Bar State Park

Sand Bar State Park is a summer swimming beach on Lake Champlain at Milton, Vermont, built on the mainland end of the natural sandbar that once served as a ford to South Hero Island.

Fisherman's Island State Park (Michigan)

Fisherman’s Island State Park

🪨 Where Lake Michigan Hides Its Petoskey Stones — 5 Miles of Wild Shoreline, Ancient Fossils, and Northern Michigan’s Best-Kept

Crystal Lake State Park

💎 Vermont’s Crystal-Clear Glacial Lake — A 763-Acre Mountain Gem, CCC Bathhouse, Native Trout, and the Northeast Kingdom’s Best Beach

Andrew Jackson State Park (South-Carolina)

Andrew Jackson State Park

🇺🇸 Where the 7th President Grew Up — Andrew Jackson’s Waxhaw Boyhood, a Revolutionary War Childhood, and the Only SC

Old Fort Harrod State Park (Kentucky)

Old Fort Harrod State Park

🏰 The First Town West of the Alleghenies — Where Kentucky Began in 1774, Daniel Boone Walked, and Lincoln’s Parents

Kenai River Special Management Area

🎣 The World’s Greatest Salmon River — King Salmon, Sockeye, Combat Fishing, and Bear Country on Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula —

Brandywine Battlefield State Park (Pennsylvania)

Brandywine Battlefield State Park

Brandywine Battlefield State Park is a former Pennsylvania state park. Today the site is Brandywine Battlefield Park in Chadds Ford, Delaware County, a historic site of the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission (PHMC), and it is not part of Pennsylvania’s state park system.

Kings Mountain State Park (South-Carolina)

Kings Mountain State Park

⚔️ Revolutionary War History Meets Piedmont Wilderness — 6,883 acres of rolling Piedmont forest, a 16-mile National Recreation Trail, a

Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve (California)

Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve

🌸 California’s Superbloom Epicenter — 1,745 acres of rolling Mojave Desert hills blanketed in brilliant orange California poppies, 8 miles

Sadlers Creek State Park

Sadlers Creek State Park occupies a 395-acre peninsula reaching into Lake Hartwell in Anderson County, South Carolina, with lakefront camping, six miles of trails and a 100-foot fishing pier.

Scarborough State Beaches (Rhode-Island)

Scarborough State Beaches

Scarborough State Beach is Rhode Island’s largest and busiest ocean beach, two units on Ocean Road in Narragansett with a boardwalk, observation tower and the stone ruins of the Windswept estate.

Southford Falls waterfall with red covered bridge and autumn foliage in Connecticut

Southford Falls State Park

🌉 Connecticut’s Hidden Waterfall & Covered Bridge — Tiered cascade on Eightmile Brook, red covered bridge, observation tower, trout fishing,

Sutter's Fort State Historic Park (California)

Sutter’s Fort State Historic Park

⛏️ Where the Gold Rush Began — Original 1839 adobe fort, self-guided pioneer exhibits, living history programs, and California’s founding

Fort Michilimackinac State Park (Michigan)

Fort Michilimackinac State Park

⚔️ 300 Years of Living History Under the Mackinac Bridge — Reconstructed 1715 French-British fort, costumed reenactments, cannon firings, active

Heavener Runestone Park (Oklahoma)

Heavener Runestone Park

⚔️ Oklahoma’s Viking Mystery — Ancient runic inscriptions on Poteau Mountain, 2+ miles of cliff trails, free admission, and one

Laurel Caverns State Park (Pennsylvania)

Laurel Caverns State Park

🦇 Pennsylvania’s Underground State Park — Guided cave tours through the state’s largest cavern, adventure spelunking, gemstone panning, and the

Ozone Falls State Natural Area (Tennessee)

Ozone Falls State Natural Area

💧 Tennessee’s 110-Foot Plunge — A sheer sandstone drop into a rock-strewn gorge, a scramble to the swimming hole below,

Virgin Falls State Natural Area (Tennessee)

Virgin Falls State Natural Area

💧 Tennessee’s Hidden Masterpiece — A 110-foot waterfall that emerges from a cave and vanishes into a sinkhole, 9-mile wilderness

Cambridge Junction Historic State Park (Michigan)

Cambridge Junction Historic State Park

Overview: A Glimpse into Michigan’s Stagecoach Era Stepping into Cambridge Junction Historic State Park is like stepping back into the

Bass River State Recreation Area (Michigan)

Bass River State Recreation Area

Overview: Undeveloped Wilderness in West Michigan Situated uniquely between the cities of Grand Rapids and Grand Haven in Ottawa County,

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Algonac State Park

Overview: Freighter Watching on the St. Clair River Located in Clay Township, roughly 50 miles northeast of Detroit, Algonac State

Aloha State Park (Michigan)

Aloha State Park

Large Campground on Mullett Lake — 285 Modern Campsites on the Inland Lakes Waterway, Sandy Beach Swimming on Crystal-Clear Mullett

Bay City State Park Michigan

Bay City State Park

Great Lakes Beach and World-Class Wetland Birding on Saginaw Bay — 196 Modern Campsites With Electric Hookups, Mini-Cabin Rentals, Swimming

Belle Isle Park Michigan

Belle Isle Park

Overview: Detroit’s Island Masterpiece Rising from the Detroit River between Detroit and Windsor, Ontario, Belle Isle is a 982-acre island

Brimley State Park (Michigan)

Brimley State Park

Overview: The Warmest Waters on Lake Superior Perched on the shores of Whitefish Bay at the far eastern end of

Clear Lake State Park (Michigan)

Clear Lake State Park

Clear Lake State Park is a 290-acre park on a clear, spring-fed 133-acre lake in Montmorency County, northern Michigan, with a swimming beach, boat launch, campground and trails inside the Mackinaw State Forest.

P.H. Hoeft State Park (Michigan)

P.H. Hoeft State Park

Hoeft State Park is a public state park in Michigan near Rogers City in Presque Isle County. Spanning 301 acres and established in 1921, this park offers a peaceful retreat into nature for visitors of all ages. Quick Facts StateMichigan Nearest CityRogers City CountyPresque Isle Park Size301 acres Established1921 AccessibilityAccessible available. Accessible The picnic area…

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