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Wilson
Wilson Harrison is a small unincorporated community in Michigan located in the northwest corner of the state. It is situated in the Upper Peninsula, near the border of Wisconsin. The community is located in Menominee County, and is home to a few hundred people. The area is known for its natural beauty, with forests, lakes, and rivers nearby. The community is also home to a few small businesses, including a general store, a post office, and a few restaurants. Wilson Harrison is a great place to visit for outdoor recreation, and is a great place to call home.
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User Reviews
Gary Marks
This is a very well-kept state park. Would be a great park for a family reunion or group camp trip. Park in RIGHT in Harrison, on the corner of two main roads. Significant road noise. If you're looking for 'quiet, in the woods' park... This is not for you. But if you're looking for somewhere close to town...this is great.
Autumn Barnes
Nice campground. Very clean. Always someone driving around from the park checking on things. I will say our campsite WAS NOT level. The website where it described the site, it said it was level. Most other sites looked pretty well level. Just beware campsite 43 has a hill. Very much enjoyed my stay with my husband and dog!
Rebel Rousers Car Club
We only spent one night but probably should have stayed more. Wilson has been a state park since the 1920’s. It had one of the best beaches we’ve found at the state parks. We were told the fishing was good.
James Jenkins
The positioning and layout of the park is reminiscent of myrtle beach, but scaled down. Positioned between a city and a body of water. There are obvious differences, but the sibling similarities are strong. The negatives: You can see the main road through town from all or most of the camping spots. The electric service is 30 amps max, and the power access, is awkward for many of the sites requiring upto 50 feet of extension cord. The positives: Mature trees, lawn or well shaded dirt. Sites are mostly level and parking in the sites is not restricted. The lake is nice and the water is clear. The staff are friendly and helpful. We are here mid week in June and it is busier than I was expecting. The park does have loaner extension cords (30 amp), which is very cool. Probably not enough for everyone on a weekend, but I was able to use one mid week. The sites are good sized, but without much division between them. The bathrooms are newer and well kept. For an older park positioned inside a city, it is nice.
Natasha Garcia
Kids love this beach, not only can they go swimming but not to far is a dock to go fishing! It's peaceful, quiet little beach and our favorite here so far. ❤️☺️