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Once a bustling industrial community that manufactured charcoal pig iron between 1867 and 1891, Fayette offers visitors historic buildings set among the unmatched serenity of a Lake Michigan harbor, white cliffs and verdant forests.
Admission is free; however, a Recreation Passport is required for vehicle entry to the grounds.
Open seasonally.
Misty K | July 2024
Rich in history
Rented a cabin in the area and had to check this place out. SO glad we did! We loved all the literature to read and that the park staff goes to such lengths to maintain and preserve all the remaining...
Randi_Lynn957 | August 2024
August 2024 road trip
This place is so worth the trip. It is just amazing and the views of the lake are beautiful, you would not be disappointed.
Fam_o_5_plus_1 | July 2024
Nice stop, construction happening
My husband and I visited here one morning on you trip to the UP. It was very neat, and I am glad that we stopped. The only downside was the construction that was happening, so we were not allowed...
kellutvols | July 2024
Interesting and beautiful walk in the village.
This was a beautiful place. It was interesting to see the village. Wear your walking shoes because there is a quite a bit of walking. Hand dipped ice cream in the gift shop to make this a great...
ChattyCathie8 | July 2024
Historic park
State park rich in history. Nice beach. Beautiful harbor. Camp sites are small and not well marked. Our neighbors on both sides were well into our site when we arrived making it tight. Lots of...
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