Harrison, Michigan

Harrison is located near the center of Clare County at the junction of US-27 and M-61.

Named after President William Harrison, this city began as a thriving lumber community in 1891 after being originally presented to Clare County by the Flint & Pere Marquette Railroad in 1879. It also became the county seat.

Situated on Budd Lake, Harrison is a scenic area attracting tourists from miles around. You can get an excellent view of Budd Lake from Wilson State Park, located right in town. Harrison is also home of the Clare County Fair held every August, as well as a Morel Mushroom Festival held every May.