Northern Michigan campgrounds damaged by the spring ice storm are reopening after the DNR removed storm debris.

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Camp Barnabas in Purdy, Missouri, is asking volunteers to help clean up and restore the campgrounds. The storm damaged multiple cabins and uprooted dozens of trees. They’re thankful no one was hurt.

It’s crunch time for the DNR as they work to get damage removed from campgrounds from the March ice storm. They’re trying to open in time for the start of the summer season, May 15.

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However, some parks, state park campgrounds and lodging locations may ... regarding the extent of damage and closures following the storm,” said Ron Olson, chief of the DNR Parks and Recreation ...

People interested in helping clean up Northern Michigan parks and trails after the ice storm can use an online form to sign up with the DNR.

Michiganders who would like to volunteer to help clean up ice storm damage at state parks and campgrounds can sign up online, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources said on April 15.

The National Parks Conservation Association has expressed concern about visitor experiences at national parks this summer.

Camp Barnabas in Purdy has significant damage across the campgrounds. Multiple trees were uprooted some of those falling on cabins. There’s also widespread debris scattered across the property.

Michiganders who would like to volunteer to help clean up ice storm damage at state parks and campgrounds can sign up online, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources said on April 15.