AMENITIES
Sleepy Hollow State Park, located 20 minutes north of Lansing, contains more than 2,700 acres and is situated on Price Road off US-127, near Laingsburg and south of St. Johns. The Little Maple River winds its way through the woods, fields and gentle rolling hills of the park while 410 acre Lake Ovid is nestled in the middle of it all. The park offers year-round opportunity for recreation.
Sleepy Hollow Trail Riders, in partnership with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, maintains over 15 miles of marked trail. The South Loop Trail was one of the first cart accessible trails in Michigan.
Here’s what you’ll find at Sleepy Hollow State Park…
Horseman’s Staging Area-East Side
Manure Bunker
Mounting Assistance Ramp
Water Pump
Staging Area fire circle.
A great spot to grill and have lunch.
Use a picket pole or tie to your trailer.
Heading out to the South Loop.
Entrance to the West Loop.
SHTRA current news.
Horseman’s Staging Area-West Side
Clean toilets. Facilities on each side.
A sand roll pit for your horse.
One of our many benches.
Pavilion with picnic tables.
Lots of picket poles.
Picket poles encircle the Staging Area.
North Trail Entrance.
Sign in box. An eagle scout project created by Connor Brown.
Trail Map
Photos courtesy of Barb Drake