The park has a few overnight lodging options during the winter months. Reservations are recommended and can be made six months in advance at MiDNRReservations.com or 1-800-447-2757 (1-800-44PARKS).

Most of the lodging options require you to hike in from a designated trailhead. The shortest hike is 100 yards, and the longest is 3 miles. Snowshoes or cross-country skis are needed mid-November through May.

• Backcountry rustic cabins (Gitche Gumee, Whitetail, Union River and Crosscut are available year-round)
• Backcountry wilderness yurts (Lost Creek not available for winter rental)
• Union Bay tiny house
• Kaug Wudjoo Modern Lodge
• Dispersed backcountry camping

We also offer winter camping in the middle parking lot of the ski chalet – winter only! This is rustic camping, with a portable toilet and no showers. You must register at park headquarters during business hours. The cost is $20 per camping permit.

In addition the lodging options available within the state park, the Porcupine Mountains Convention and Visitors Bureau has listings of several lodging options located near the park, Silver City and Ontonagon. Visit their website at porcupineup.com/lodging.