Hayes State Park

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Hayes State Park is a state park in the U.S. state of Michigan. It is located along US 12 in the Irish Hills region of Lenawee County.

First dedicated in the 1920s, Hayes is one of the oldest state parks in Michigan and was originally named "Cedar Hill State Park". It was renamed in honor of William J. Hayes, a former Michigan State Senator, after his family donated land to the state for the park.

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