MI State Parks 100: Palms Book

Home of Kitch-iti-kipi -- or "Big Spring" -- Palms Book State Park is a must-see destination in Michigan's Upper Peninsula due to the unique nature of the spring-fed lake and how you can get up close on the state's cable-powered raft. There isn't any camping available here, but you can camp just down the road at Indian Lake State Park, which we reviewed here: • Michigan State Parks 1...
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[@tonymonicasplanbmichigan5842]

We were there a few weeks ago. It's a beautiful place. It has the most unique tree trunks. The color of the water is almost tropical and so still! You'll get great mirror-effect pictures of the water and the trees. If you're lucky, you'll have kids on the raft who will turn the wheel for you! Safe travels & happy camping!! :o)

[@Trekers]

It has so many unique features, including the spring-fed lake, the raft and, as you noted, the trees and their trunks. It's a place we highly recommend, although we think it's even better when it's not Labor Day Weekend! 🙂 Thanks for watching and commenting!!

[@johnnylightning1491]

Very much reminds me of Blue Spring in Florida and Big Spring in Missouri. Definitely on the must see list. Thanks!

[@Trekers]

We haven't been to either of those, but now we want to go! 😀

[@cjennings2876]

yes this on my list to come visit in the UP

[@Trekers]

That spring is really something to see firsthand!