Harrison Bay State Park - State park in Harrison - 7855 Bay Marina Circle, USA

Very nice state park. Beautiful place on the water. Plenty of bathrooms and open space. Plenty of activities from basketball to swimming pool amphitheater and more. You have a chance of seeing wildlife like deer. We camped here the sites are paved and level. Like most state parks there is water and electricity but no sewer connection. Highly recommended this place.

Beautiful park! Plentiful campsites, many with paved pads. The spacious and pleasant air-conditioned recreation hall (meeting room) has plenty of natural light, a roomy kitchen and ample restrooms, plus a deck overlooking the pool and lake. Campground area A has 8 individual full bathrooms with walk-in showers, which are meticulously maintained by Robert and Ann, the hard-working and friendly camp hosts. The gift shop is staffed by helpful and informative people who really know and care about this park and its history (thank you, Amanda!).

We overnighter at Harrison State Park on our way north. We stayed in loop A site 18. As we understood, loop A was roomier than the other loops and we would agree. We camped in a 28 ft. Travel trailer and could keep our TV attached. Beautiful sunset and a quiet night sleep. It is a bit of a twisty road coming to the park but no issues with our 50ft. Total length. We would stay again and probably longer to explore what the area has to offer.

Beautiful and clean picnic and beachy area. Large swing available to sit and look over the water (shaded). Ample parking. Highly recommend.

As a local to the area, I love the walking Bay Loop with my family and our dog. The terrain is a dirt rocky path. I love the small beach areas to sit and rest. The path is filled with wonderful wildlife animals. Bay Loop is mostly a shaded trail, with some portions visible to the bay. Camping is available within the State Park.

I've visited Harrison Bay state park many years. I live 15 minutes away. Love the views and the many places to walk an take photos. Nice getaway.

Campground A is the best if you want a little space and level sites. Be sure to pay attention to the dimensions listed for each site. They are accurate and some sites will not accommodate larger RVs. The water campsites are the best. Beautiful sunrises and sunsets. We saw a river otter swimming in our area each night. Great place for kayaking, paddle boarding or boating. It was a relaxing weekend. The bathhouse near site 37 where we stayed was very spacious. If you have small children, it would be very easy to use one bathhouse room that includes a shower, sink and toilet. I would definitely be careful selecting a site on B,C or D. I highly recommend this state park.

Our first time to Harrison state park we visited the Beach and Picnic Area. It was so beautiful, with clear water to swim in for the kids. We saw many deer and other wildlife, and had a great time socializing at the picnic tables next to the water. We loved watching the kayaking and we will have to go back for more water sports soon!