Visit Muskegon Information Center Closed

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Visit Muskegon Information Center Closed

The Visit Muskegon information center will be closed Thursday, March 28 11am-1:30pm for staff to attend the 2025 Excellence Award Luncheon.

Normal hours will resume on Thursday, March 28. Normal hours are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 9am-3pm and closed on Wednesdays. Sorry for the inconvenience. 

Muskegon County's Four Nature Preserves

Muskegon, Michigan is home to three state parks, eight county parks and four nature preserves. A nature preserve is an area retained for the purpose of preserving native flora and fauna. Smaller in size than national, state or county parks, their primary purpose is the protection of nature. Simply…

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Pet Friendly in Muskegon, Michigan

Bring your fur-baby! When you Visit Muskegon, you don't need to leave your loyal companion behind! Muskegon County loves pets! With one of Michigan’s best dog beaches and a downtown Muskegon dog park, plus and assortment of pet-friendly accommodations - your four-legged friend is sure to have as…

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Michigan's Largest Amusement Park Located in Muskegon!

Michigans Adventure is the state's largest amusement park and water park. Visitors will find more than 60 world-class rides, slides, unique attractions and special events. This "two parks for the price of one" amusement park is one more reason to visit Muskegon, Michigan - a Lake Michigan…

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Clear Springs Nature Preserve

Clear Springs Nature Preserve is a 118 acre nature preserve. It was once home to a trading post and fish hatchery. Now, it is a picture-perfect place for outdoor activities. Almost 3 miles of trails are popular for dog walking, hiking and jogging. Pathways include a Rim, Pond Side, Crest and…

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Dune Harbor Park Muskegon County

Muskegon County offers yet more trails, shoreline, views and opportunity to enjoy our great outdoors! Photo by Lillian Dotzlaff In December of 2021 Muskegon County, Nugent Sand Company, and Cherette Group announced the County’s purchase of property once owned by the Nugent Sand Company. This…

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Kearny Memorial Park: The Statue and Fountain

A small park is tucked away where Peck and Terrace St converge. This pie shaped park contains a statue of Philip Kearny Jr. and recently restored fountain. Kearny, nicknamed “The One Armed Devil”, was a US Army officer, notable for his leadership in the Mexican–American War and American Civil…

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Wide Open Outdoors

Looking for space to enjoy the great outdoors, breathe in some fresh air and delight in the scenery? Muskegon County has an abundance of nature suited to your desires. According to the Muskegon Area-Wide Plan, we have 337,088 acres of land in Muskegon County. Of that, nearly 162,200 acres (48…

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