I absolutely love that this dog friendly putt putt (+ other stuff) course exists. It was so fun…read morebeing able to bring our dog and he got to play with resident course dog Bogey as well. We were there during the day and it was great, and they had it set up for spooky glow golf too.

Awesome and friendly staff. Great family run business! Definitely recommend them. Enjoyed a…read morebeautiful mid-September paddle down the river thanks to their kayak rentals!

What a find. This is definitely a neighborhood park. Public Boat launch, dog park, basketball…read morecourt, baseball field, playground, board walk, nature, restroom and hopping. We saw so many families come and go in the short time it took us to grill and chill it would have made your head snap. Lots of people with cameras, and children on the boardwalk. Wishing the restrooms worked or they would have had a port a jon. Regardless such a great find and an amazing tailgate by my man JMAC

This is a hidden gem for nature lovers. A fairly new park that conserves nature and lets one…read moreenjoy the beauty of the untouched outdoors. There are a variety of hiking trails, some are a bit rugged and some trails aren't marked very well. But that is the beauty of this park. It is a great way to get away from the noise and commercialization of downtown Grand Haven. It is so quiet too. Except for some distant industrial noise, you will only hear the sound of nature. This is not a place you would want to bring a group of screaming kids....there is no playground, no swing set. You don't throw a frisbee or football around and there is no baseball diamond or picnic table. Go directly across the street to Coast Guard Park if you want to grill a hamburger or let the dog run loose or let kids run around. There is no camping or fishing here either. If you want that activity, go over the Grand Haven State Park. Swimming is not allowed either, but go down the road to the beach if that is your thing. But if you want to get away from the noise, the rowdy campers, the money-grab you will find near the Musical Fountain....this is your peaceful and pristine oasis. I just hope that it doesn't become commercialized like so many other parks in this county have.

Didn't know this place was even here until someone told me about it the other day. I stopped by…read morewith the pooch last night and was thrilled to know there was a place where my little guy could run and play. Located on the East End of town, the dog park was a little tricky for me to find out how to get to it. Not being from here originally, I'm not quite familiar with everything. I figured it out though by entering the park off Franklin and driving towards the boat ramp. The entrance to the dog park is right next to the boat ramp. Separate areas for small and large dogs, although while I was there, the small dog area (which is also smaller in size) was the only area with dogs in them.. and they were larger dogs. My guy will play with anyone though and he was happy to have someone to play with. Great little free park and I'm sure I'll be back quite often.

This is a nice dog park that has separate areas for both big and small dogs. It's located on the…read moreriver by the boat launch, so it's scenic. However it's also located right next to the sewer treatment plant, so if there's a stiff wind, watch out! The large-dog area is HUGE and has a nice rolling hill for dogs to run over. It doesn't have water stations like other parks in the area, but just outside of the fenced area there is a dog water station. It could use a bench or two for seating, but it's nicely maintained and a spacious spot for dogs to burn through their energy. I would recommend visiting!

Nice park! The playground is pretty big and the walkways give a great view of the lake and boats…read more There is also a nice pavilion for concerts and space for picnics. The only downside is that the look is pretty outdated-everything is painted a weird blue/green and could use an update. The playground equipment also looks pretty old. I've noticed some trash along the walkways, so I'm not sure who cleans the park, but overall, it is a nice downtown addition and gives some nice walking paths with a view.

Good size playground for kids 10 and under. Separate area for toddlers. Seating for us lazy adults…read moreall around. Tranquil setting with walking paths. Entrance is just south of the big ship and huge Amazon building.

The beach in front of the outlook is small, but there was only a couple other people there, so it's…read morequiet. The sand isn't great, but it worked for an inland lake to take my dog. Cool spot if you have kids too, because the airport takeoff is near, and they fly over. The water was warm and calm, not too busy of a lake. Both sides of the park have an entrance/access down to the beach. There is also parking right at the beach, but there aren't that many spaces. The walk down if they were full would be a lot.

Hackley Park is a great park year round. During the summer months they have live music on the…read morestage. Every Friday during the summer they also have a free event called Parties in the Park with food trucks, live music, etc. It is one of my favorite summer traditions. In the winter the park turns into a magical display of Christmas lights! It is worth visiting if you are in the area or passing through! There are great photo ops too. Hackley Park is so historical and special to Muskegon. A great place to have a picnic and a great place to take in some Christmas cheer!

This park is really nice. It's set up with a stage where they can hold large outside events. There…read moreis lots of shade with the nice old trees. Since we have been here, there have been at least 3 events. It gives you that small town feel, with modern amenities. Muskegon has done a great job revitalizing their downtown area.

I play golf at the Oak Ridge Golf Course every summer, and I love the course. It is a great…read morecourse for the average golfer. The prices are affordable, the greens are in good shape, and the owner and the workers at the course are great people. I especially enjoy the back 9 holes where each hole is unique and challenging.

Very nice putting/chipping area. The greens are well…read moremaintained. The fairways are very rough beyond what one would expect if they are supposed to be moguls. I'm not sure if that is what they are trying for. The setting is quite good. 90° rule is posted several place in the pro shop but ignored on the course. Fivesomes (or more) aren't allowed according to the signage but 6 young men were playing together even after the ranger was notified.