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Whitehall is located in northern Muskegon County about five miles from the Lake Michigan coastline, is named for its location at the end of beautiful White Lake, actually the mouth of the White River at Lake Michigan. It is a commuter town to the greater Muskegon area just 10 miles to the south. Much of its economy is tourist-related, especially its extended marina on the lake. If you're looking for outdoor recreational opportunities, a relaxing few days on the beach, golf, or some shopping Whitehall has it. Swim, sail, canoe or fish on our beautiful lakes. Whitehall is also the home to the White River Lighthouse, the world's largest weathervane and more. The White Lake Area is the perfect year round vacation destination.
White Lake Area has something to offer for everyone. From quaint, small town shopping to flavorful local restaurants, the White Lake Area is open for business. For the outdoor enthusiast, some of the recreation the White Lake Area offers includes water recreation on White River and White Lake, diverse challenges on local golf courses, and a 26-mile paved bike trail. There is so much to do in the White Lake Area that one day is simply not enough. For those looking for overnight accommodations, the White Lake Area has a wide assortment to fit any need, with hotels, motels, cottages, bed & breakfasts, resorts, camping and marinas.
The White Lake Area is a four-season playground. Winter activities are numerous including snowmobiling, cross country skiing and sledding. In the spring, the snow melts away, allowing for great activities including nature hiking and biking on the 26-mile bike trail. The White Lake Area heats up in the summer for even more great activities including canoeing and kayaking along the White River, as well as boating on White Lake and Lake Michigan. Finally, the fall brings even more activities including color tours, disc golfing, and horseback riding. No matter the season, the White Lake Area offers something for anyone to enjoy.
Duck Lake State Park Whitehall, is a 728 acre day use park, located in Muskegon County, featuring a towering sand dune. The park stretches from the northern shore of Duck Lake to Lake Michigan. The terrain is a mixture of open brush land to mature hardwood forest, with some pockets of open meadows mixed in. The land was purchased by the Nature Conservancy from two Boy Scout organizations and acquired by the state in 1974. Remains of the old scout camps were removed and access roads were constructed. The park was officially dedicated in the spring of 1988. 231-744-3480
Meinert Park is 88 acres and offers sand dunes and spectacular views of Lake Michigan. Use the natural trail and climb to the top of the dunes for panoramic views of the surrounding area. Meinert County Park is located on Lake Michigan north of Montague at the end of Meinert Road. Take U.S. 31 to the Fruitvale Road Exit, go right (west) on Fruitvale Road to Whitehall Road, turn right (north) and follow Whitehall Road one (1) mile to Meinert Road, turn left (west). The park entrance is approximately 5 miles at Lake Michigan. Meinert County Park is open May through September from 8:00 a.m. to 10 p.m. The park offers: Picnicking, Swimming, Sunbathing, Camping, Rental Cottage. A shelter is available to rent. The shelter offers picnic tables with seating for approximately forty (40) people, electrical outlets for crock pots, coffee pots, etc. and a large park grill for cooking. Meinert Park offers 67 modern campsites with open and shaded sites. All campsites offer water, electrical and sewer hookups. Other services and facilities include: Overlook Decks, 2,000 Feet of Sandy Lake Michigan Beach Frontage, Flush Toilets, Showers, A Sanitary Dumping Station, Ice, Ranger Service and Security.
231-894-4881 Fees
Motor Vehicle Entry Permit
Daily $ 4.00 - Annual $20.00
Camping $20.00 per night (NO RESERVATIONS)
Shelter $45.00 per day
Pioneer Park is a wooded 145-acre park with over 2,000 feet of sandy beach. Activities include camping, swimming, picnicking, tennis, softball, basketball and volleyball. Located on Lake Michigan on Scenic Drive, north of Muskegon. Take US 31 to the Fremont/Big Rapids (M120) Exit, go south west on M120 to Giles Road, turn right (west) on Giles and follow 5 miles to the end of the road. Turn right (north) on Scenic Drive, the park entrance is one quarter of a mile on the left. Pioneer County Park is open daily May through September. A lodge building is available to rent. The lodge offers a large stove/oven for cooking, a refrigerator for keeping your food cold and electrical outlets for crock pots, coffee pots, etc. The park offers 213 modern campsites with open and shaded sites. A group camping area is available for family, church groups, and camping clubs with up to 27 camping units. All campsites, including the group area, offer water and electric hookups. Other services and facilities include: Overlook Decks, Stair Access to 2,000 Feet of Sandy Lake Michigan Beach Frontage, Flush Toilets, Showers, A Sanitary Dumping Station, Ice, Tourist Information, Ranger Service and Security
1563 N. Scenic Drive
North Muskegon, MI 49445
231-744-3580 parks@co.Muskegon.mi.us
Fees:
Motor Vehicle Entry Permit
Daily $ 4.00 - Annual $20.00
Camping $18.00 per night - NO RESERVATIONS
Group Camping $225.00 per night (Call for reservations)
Lodge $80.00 per day (Call for reservations)
Medbury Park is located off Lifeguard Road off of Old Channel Trail Montague, MI. Nine-acre Medbury Park extends to Lake Michigan. Both the breakwater and seawall are connected to this park or to State land east of the park and under lease to the City of Montague. The park is open from 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. daily. The park is located on the north side of White Lake Channel in Montague Michigan. Amenities include: water, electricity (50- and 30-amp service), restrooms, showers, gasoline, diesel fuel, pump out, ice, long term parking, public phones, dog run, day-use dockage, playground/park, grills/picnic area, laundry, 30 Transient Slips and 20 Seasonal Slips, and marine supplies. Phone: 231-894-9689, Fax: (231) 893-4708, E-mail: whitelakemunicipalmarina@yahoo.com Operating Dates: April 15 to October 15, Off-Season Phone: (231) 894-2167, Radio Channel: 9, 72.
Channel: 43° 22' 30" N
86° 25' 51" W
Marina: 43° 24' 43" N
86° 21' 16" W
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