Stafford County Park in Port Hope, Michigan, is a charming lakeside retreat positioned on the scenic shores of Lake Huron. Known as part of "The Little Town With the Big Welcome," this 38-acre park offers a mix of RV full hookup sites, rustic camping spots, and six camper cabins, providing options for a wide range of visitors. While the beach at Stafford is rocky and less suited for swimming, the captivating lake views and tranquil atmosphere make it an ideal spot for relaxation and nature appreciation.
Visitors to Stafford County Park enjoy more than just the shoreline; the park is a hub for outdoor recreation including baseball, tennis, volleyball, and horseshoes, catering to families and groups looking for active fun. Its location near historical sites like the Port Hope Chimney and the Train Depot adds a cultural touch to the natural setting. Friendly staff and well-maintained facilities contribute to the overall welcoming and peaceful vibe that appeals to campers and day visitors alike, making Stafford a cherished destination for both locals and tourists.
The park operates seasonally from May through October and embraces a family-friendly, pet-friendly environment with leash rules for dogs, but prohibits pets on the beach itself. With opportunities for biking, fishing, and picnicking, Stafford County Park blends outdoor adventure with serene lakefront beauty, capturing the essence of Michigan’s rustic recreational charm.