![]() There is a designated volleyball area with several nets to accommodate large groups and tournaments. And with 150 to 300 feet of sand at any point along the way, there is plenty of space for the tremendous weekend crowds. The beach begins at the south pier and stretches for almost 1/2 mile past the state park campground and day park ending at the city beach. Of course, this is what you come here for. And if that’s not working for you, sign up for one of the many available fishing charters where you will be sure to bring back some impressive Salmon from further out in Lake Michigan. If fishing is your thing, you can try your luck at catching a salmon off the end of the pier. The boardwalk is our “highway” into town. When we camp here, we ride our bikes everywhere we go. In addition to foot traffic, the boardwalk also accommodates bikes, scooters, roller blades, etc. There is also a seasonal musical fountain that plays music at dusk to a synchronized water and light show. On the boardwalk you can enjoy an array of shops and restaurants, or just find a nice place to sit and watch the constant parade of boats going in and out of the harbor. The campground is situated on the magnificent 1.5 mile long boardwalk that runs along the Grand River into town. This makes up for everything you might miss from your normal camping experiences. ![]() Sounds like a horrible place, huh? Ah, but no! And since the sites are so close together, there are only a few shared campfire pits available. No grass to be found other than a few dune grasses. Wherever there aren’t asphalt sites or cement walkways, there is sand. Sites are deep enough for the largest of rigs, but only as wide as your rig with slide-out and awning. It is more about location, location, location, because the campground itself is basically an RV parking lot. Here, the camping is… well… not really like camping. Its one of the more difficult campgrounds to get into unless you reserve 6 months in advance or luck out on a cancellation a couple days before your arrival. From sandy beaches to a huge variety of trails and playgrounds, Grand Haven State Park has something for everyone.Grand Haven State Park is one of the most popular state parks in Michigan, primarily because of its location at the Grand Haven public beach and south pier of the Grand River. Grand Haven State Park is open year-round and offers something for every member of your family. In the springtime, visitors can see Sandhill cranes and White pelicans, while in the fall large flocks of American white pelicans line up along the beach. The park is well-known as a prime location for watching migrating birds. No matter what time of year you visit, Grand Haven State Park is a beautiful place to spend some time outdoors. In the winter, the park becomes a popular spot for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. There are also several playgrounds and a picnic area available for families. In the warmer months, visitors can enjoy kayaking, biking, and hiking. ![]() Grand Haven State Park is open year-round and offers a variety of activities depending on the season. A park is also a great place for birdwatching, as more than 200 species of birds have been spotted in the area. The expansive beach at Grand Haven State Park is a popular spot for swimming, sunbathing, and fishing. Grand Haven is home to one of the most beautiful beaches along Lake Michigan's eastern shore. The classic small-town feel of the city is balanced with the modern luxuries that residents have come to expect in their day-to-day lives. Grand Haven, Michigan is a town where history meets beauty. ![]()
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