The park is situated along a segment of M-35 that serves as a designated Pure Michigan Byway, offering scenic coastal views.
The sandy beach at Fox Park is noted for being relatively shallow, which is common for this northern stretch of the Green Bay shoreline.
It is one of the few public camping facilities in Menominee County that provides direct, immediate access to the Lake Michigan shoreline.
The park is managed by the Menominee County Parks department, which oversees a network of local campgrounds and recreational areas.
Fox Park is a waterfront campground located on the shores of Green Bay in Menominee County, Michigan. The park features a sandy beach stretching along the M-35 corridor, providing direct access to the waters of Lake Michigan. It offers a combination of rustic and modern campsites, including several sites equipped with electrical hookups. On-site amenities include vault toilets, potable water pumps, and a designated day-use area for picnics. The park grounds contain a mix of wooded areas and open spaces, facilitating both sunbathing and shaded relaxation. It serves as a primary access point for recreational activities such as swimming, shore fishing, and beachcombing in the Cedar River area.
The shoreline at sunrise, where the sun rises directly over the open expanse of Green Bay.
Bring insect repellent, as the proximity to water and wooded sections can attract mosquitoes and biting flies during summer evenings.
Pack water shoes, as the shoreline can transition from sand to rocky or pebbled sections along the bay floor.
Reserve campsites well in advance for holiday weekends, as this location is popular with local travelers.
Do not assume all campsites have electrical hookups; verify specific site amenities before booking if power is required.
The park operates on a seasonal basis, typically opening in late spring and closing for the winter months.
Maintain quiet hours during evening and night; keep pets on a leash at all times; pack out all trash to keep the beach environment clean.
