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Fort Wilkins Natural History Association
P.O. Box 104
Copper Harbor, MI 49918

Click here for the latest newsletter for 2011-2012

Free WiFi Internet Access Is Now Available In The Campground

Pasty.NET, the Keweenaw's internet provider, has installed and hooked up WiFi this year in the East campground area with internet!  WiFi is also available in park store area. In 2012 the West campground will have WiFi. This happened through a FWNHA/DNR partnership.

The Fort Wilkins Natural History Association is a non profit organization in Copper Harbor, MI. In 1972, the Fort Wilkins Agate newsletter published the fact that the FWNHA was the second of its kind to be initiated in Michigan's State Parks, the first being developed during the summer of 1969 at Hartwick Pines State Park near Grayling. As a friend to the Fort Wilkins Historic State Park, the FWNHA raises funds through memberships, donations, park store sales as well as pop and laundry vending machines to support and sponsor programs and special events at the park.

Michigan's Recreation Passport

Michigan's Recreation Passport is one way you can show your support for outdoor recreation and help preserve green spaces for future generations.  When you buy your $10 Recreation Passport, your money goes to preserve and protect locals parks, trails and historic and cultural sites in state parks. The Recreation Passport also replaces the state park sticker to get you into all 98 state parks and 1,000 boat launches. For more information visit www.michigan.gov/recreationpassport.

www.fortwilkinsnha.org

Sponsored by Pasty.Net, the Fort Wilkins Natural History Association launched its official website in 2006. You can visit this website to learn about current events, membership, ordering from the FWNHA park store, FWNHA Board of Directors, and more.