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Michigan fire wood ban

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That's pretty much common in most state parks. The key will be if they enforce it. Is the ban necessary, or another revenue source?

I still bring my own wood with me
 
From what I saw on my phone, 2027 will be warnings 2028 will be a 1000$ fine for repeat offenders, that's what I was reading. Privet campgrounds included.
 
Many state have this ruling. They don’t want diseases and bugs to destroy local trees.
 
That's pretty much common in most state parks. The key will be if they enforce it. Is the ban necessary, or another revenue source?

I still bring my own wood with me
They don’t put the bans in place for fun and it’s folks like you that can potentially be a part of the problem. Leave your wood at home and buy a few bundles when you arrive.
Guessing that leash rules and others are something you ignore too.
 

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