Fayette Historic State Park

04/24/2026

Update 5-1-26; The water level is slowly going down, however the raft still is not able to dock correctly with the current level. It will be closed through the weekend.

The raft at Kitch-iti-kipi is currently closed due to high water. It will remain closed until the water level goes down and the raft can dock and lock into place safely.

03/20/2026

After 3 long days of nothing but snowblowing and more snowblowing, we finally made it to Fayette Townsite ❄️🚜

02/05/2026

📜 Now Hiring: Historical Interpreter – Summer Position 📜

Fayette State Park is looking for an enthusiastic Historical Interpreter to join our team for the summer season! 🌿

This role is perfect for someone who loves history and enjoys working with the public!

For more information scan the QR code below!

01/01/2026

🎉 Happy New Year from Fayette State Park!

As we welcome a new year, we’re grateful for everyone who explored our trails, shared our history, and made memories here. May the year ahead bring fresh adventures, peaceful moments outdoors, and many more visits to Fayette. We can’t wait to see you in the new year! ❄️🌲

12/25/2025

🎄 Merry Christmas from Fayette State Park! ❄️ May your holidays be joyful, peaceful, and filled with winter wonder. See you in the new year! 🌲✨

11/27/2025

Wishing a Happy Thanksgiving from all of the Fayette Staff to all of you! 🦃

Thank you all for all of your continous and generous support!

10/16/2025

📢 Seasonal Closure Notice

Please note that the Townsite Buildings and Visitor Center are now closed for the season. You still are welcome to walk the grounds of the townsite and park!

Additionally, water in the campground will be shut off on Wednesday, October 22nd.

We appreciate your understanding and look forward to welcoming you back next season!

Thank you,

Fayette Staff

10/10/2025

🚲 Bike Left at Fayette State Park Campground during Fall Fest 🚲

Hey everyone!

A bike was left behind at the Fayette State Park campground recently during our Fall Fest weekend. It’s currently safe and waiting to be reunited with its owner.

If you or someone you know visited the park and may have left a bike behind, please reach out with a description (type, color, brand, etc.) so we can help get it back to the right person.

Feel free to share this post to help spread the word ❗️

10/09/2025

10/06/2025

The staff at Fayette Historic State Park would like to thank everyone who joined us for another fun, memory-filled Fall Fest weekend! From creative costumes and campfire laughs to pumpkin decorating and screams from the haunted trail, your enthusiasm made this year’s event one for the books.
Unfortunately, we must also share some disappointing news. Over the weekend, damage and destruction occurred in the bath and shower building within the campground area. We take great pride in maintaining a safe and welcoming space for all visitors, and acts like this are disheartening to our staff and the community that loves this park.
If you have any information about the individuals responsible, please contact the park office at 📞 (906)644-2603 or message us directly. Your help in protecting Fayette’s historic and natural beauty means the world to us.
Thank you again for helping make Fayette such a special place — together, we can keep it that way. 💚
— The Fayette Historic State Park Team