Cheboygan State Park is located on the Straits of Mackinac, with miles of scenic Lake Huron beachfront, views of historic lighthouse ruins, and a total of 932 recreational acres. A variety of developed facilities are offered at the park. Day users rank among the highest visitation numbers flocking to the large picnic facilities adjacent to Duncan Bay Beach. Cheboygan State Park is open all year for a variety of activities. Great hiking on a system of well-marked trails through the park that provides access to scenic Lake Huron vistas with rare wildflowers and awesome birding. Modern camping, rustic cabins, and teepees are all available within the park. The Little Billy Elliot Creek flows through the park and is known for its trout. Fishing is also plentiful in Duncan Bay.