Sleeping Bear Dunes is a national lakeshore with sand dunes in Michigan, USA.

Covering a 35-mile long area, the park was named after the Chippewa species of sleeping bear. This historic park was mainly established in view of its spectacular natural features. Visitors are offered various activities like camping, hiking, swimming and more.

The Sleeping Bear Point Coast Guard Station and Maritime Museum is a must-visit with exhibits featuring antique boating equipment, photos and other demonstrations.

Consisting of an exhibit on local wildlife, a bookstore and visual presentations is the Philip A Hart Visitor Centre which merits a visit for authentic information on the region.

The Pierce Stocking Scenic Drive is a scenic and exciting drive along the nature trails which provide stunning views of the dunes and also various picnic areas.