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Albert E Sleeper
Albert E. Sleeper was a prominent businessman and politician in Caseville, Michigan. He was born in 1867 and died in 1945. He was a successful businessman, owning a general store, a hotel, and a lumber mill. He was also a leader in the community, serving as mayor of Caseville from 1910 to 1912. He was a member of the Michigan House of Representatives from 1915 to 1917 and was a delegate to the Republican National Convention in 1916. He was also a member of the Masonic Lodge and the Knights of Pythias. He was an active member of the community and was known for his philanthropy. He was a major contributor to the Caseville Public Library and the Caseville Hospital. He was also a major supporter of the Caseville High School and the Caseville Community Center.
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Wendy Fornwalt
Beautiful park situated in walking distance to the beach. The sand on this beach was so silky soft, only a few people wandering since we were there in October. Only downside would be the amount of ticks we had to deal with while there. I get it, there are deer everywhere and wildlife galore but this was almost too much. We picked 10 ticks off our dog the 1st two days we were there and that wasn't even walking the trails or tall grass, just around the RV park itself. We'd definitely come back, just a heads up to other campers. Staff were great, very helpful and easy checking in. Super close to downtown Caseville, lovely little town. Overall beautiful area.
Rohit Ranjan
Our stay at Sleeper State Park was absolutely amazing. From the moment we arrived, the check-in process was smooth and friendly, and we were thrilled with our campsite location—right in front of the playground. It was the perfect spot for our family, surrounded by tall trees and nature all around. The trails here are beautiful and well-marked. We explored both the Deer Trail (about 2 miles) and the Candlestick Trail, which offered gorgeous scenery and peaceful walks. There was also a shorter trail decorated for Halloween, and our kids had a blast exploring it! One thing that truly stood out was the bathrooms—they are the cleanest I’ve ever seen at any campground. Our family ended up using them the entire time instead of our onboard Class A motorhome bathroom. The campground itself feels tucked away in the woods, with plenty of trees and privacy—it doesn’t feel like a typical open campground at all. Just note that the sites have electrical hookups only, so no direct water or sewer hookups. The beach is just across the road, easily accessible via a walkway that connects the campground to the shoreline. It’s a short, easy walk, and once you’re there, the view is stunning—the sand, the water, and the sunset made it a perfect day. Every campsite is close to a restroom, and the whole park feels safe, clean, and family-friendly. We had an unforgettable time here, and I can confidently say Sleeper State Park is one of the best campgrounds in Michigan—a perfect mix of comfort, beauty, and nature.
gENTRY hANKS
This is a lovely gem of a park right on the water! The campground was nice and peaceful. The beach did not disappoint!
Abigail Gatzka
Beautiful state park with nice camping lots. Clean bathrooms and a pleasant overall atmosphere. Felt like being to North, but much closer to home!
1337sw33t
Nice camp ground! Showers on one side could use an upgrade but are still nice and acceptable, no problems with hot water when I went. Some of the campsites are a little hilly so pay attention if using a tent. Park rangers that I had interactions with were nice.