Discover The Deck: Muskegon County’s Beachfront Spot for Food, Music, and Fun When you visit Muskegon County, The Deck at Pere Marquette Park Beach is a summer favorite you won’t want to miss. Here’s why so many people choose it as their go-to spot for dining, live music, and beachside vibes. Enjoy…
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Explore Muskegon County's natural beauty all year long with a convenient and affordable season pass. Your pass grants vehicle entry to four popular parks: Dune Harbor Park (permit required year-round) Pioneer Park (permit required May 1st through September 30th.) Meinert Park (permit required May…
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Your Guide to a Firecracker Fourth of July in Muskegon County! Get ready for a sizzling celebration this Fourth of July in Muskegon County! This guide has everything you need to plan an unforgettable experience. Light Up the Night with Fireworks! There’s nothing quite like the Fourth of July in…
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Beach Days Made Easy with the Free Shuttle Summer means sunshine, waves, and now a free, easy way to get to Pere Marquette Beach. Whether you’re a local avoiding parking headaches or a visitor ready to explore Muskegon’s lakeshore, the 2025 Beach Shuttle makes your beach day hassle-free and fun…
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Guest Blog from Nick Gereaux and John Frawley Why Do We Run? Why do we run? As human beings, what was the driving force that made the first person decide that walking just wasn’t enough? It probably wasn’t a conscious decision but more of a “Hey, that large animal with teeth is getting too close!”…
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Celebrate Freedom and Culture in Muskegon County this Juneteenth! Juneteenth, also known as Emancipation Day or Freedom Day, commemorates the abolition of slavery in the United States. Muskegon County proudly honors this important day with a variety of events that bring the community together for…
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The Song, The Soldier, The Statue: Muskegon’s Boogie Woogie Bugler Honoring a Hometown Hero Near the bow of the USS LST 393 Veterans Museum stands a bronze sculpture honoring one of Muskegon’s remarkable hometown heroes: Clarence Zylman, the Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy of World War II. Created by…
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Honoring Muskegon's WWII Legacy In commemoration of the 80th anniversary marking the end of World War II, the Muskegon Museum of History and Science presents Home Front Heroes. A powerful new exhibit celebrating the vital contributions of Muskegon County’s residents and industries during the war…
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Remember. Reflect. Explore. Memorial Day marks a time of remembrance for those who gave their lives in military service — and in beach-town Muskegon, Michigan, it’s also a time for reflection, community events, and exploring local history. A Short History of Memorial Day Originally known as…
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Muskegon County’s Commitment to Accessible Outdoor Recreation Here in Muskegon County, we are proud to offer accessible outdoor spaces and adaptive equipment that help visitors of all abilities enjoy our 27 miles of Lake Michigan shoreline and inland trails. Free adaptive beach equipment, including…
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