Coldwater Lake State Park

"Coldwater State Park is a natural area teeming with wildlife, making it a promising destination for nature enthusiasts. The presence of hiking trails adds to the appeal, although it's disappointing that the park lacks amenities, offering only a couple of small unimproved parking areas. The apparent neglect and scarcity of signs make it challenging to locate and navigate the park effectively. However, if you're willing to overlook these shortcomings, the park's untouched wilderness and wildlife make for a serene and immersive experience in nature."

"It's nothing more than a place to park and hunt. It really needs some road signage. I passed it twice before seeing a small sign off the road"

"Undeveloped, no trails. I expected more since it was called a "state park""

"We came here to get our hundredth and final geocache for the Michigan State Park Centennial Geotour. It was nice to get out of the car and stretch our legs for a little bit, take a short walk. On a warmer day, it would be nice to take the trail farther and see how long it goes. It was kind of nice in the winter, though, because everything wasn't overgrown."

"This is undeveloped property and should really be called a state game area. There are no published trails and I am wildly guessing, it's mostly used as a local fishing and hunting area. There's farmland between the lake and the entrance and no visible trails. There are absolutely no signs announcing the park on the roadways (I guess that's good so more visitors won't be disappointed). There's a tiny parking area and just a DNR sign. There's no lake access via trail. You would have to follow hunting trails and wear Orange if you do. Visitors beware if you are not a hunter, most reviews here are about the lake accessed via other means and not of the park."