Hidden in the upscale lake shore neighborhood this public park is one you want to get to early…read more Today we did not need to pay but there is a pay to park station there. This is a gated lot so be respectful of the hours. No pets, no smoking and no alcohol allowed. Lots of rules posted. Loved the ADA walkway to the top. Every 30' was a flat spot on the ramp to the overlook. Perfect for wheel chairs. Unfortunately it's stairs to the beach but still a great view if you can't touch the water. The place is definitely snuggled among personal homes so be respectful.

Cutest park ever! Kids loved it! Art work is adorable, and it has a nice view of the lake. Bbq…read moregrill and restrooms are also available. Looks like the playground been renovated by look at the previous photos. 10/10!

This is the absolute best park!…read more It's like a treasure chest of a park for kids but also so scenic that adults will love it also. Lots of spots to explore in a perfect setting. There are books and crannies kids will love and also a large grassy area for relaxing or running around. I especially liked the amount of somewhat shady spots which is great for small children. Clean and has picnic benches and a pavilion as well. Perfect spot.

20 of us from downtown chicago headed to Saugatuck for a picnic on a decent June morning without a…read moreproper destination. After quick searches on google and yelp we decided to go here bcos it fulfilled 5 things on our list 1. Accessible bathrooms 2.shaded picnic area with seatings 3.Beach and sand 4.Parking 5.bug/ticks free Happy to report that it was just perfect for us with all requirements met. our senior parents walked around, the kids ventured out to the beach and restrooms very clean for a picnic area.

It was very fun to look for rocks but when you went in the water there was a very big dip down and…read morelots more rocks as you go out a little farther from shore. and it hurt VERY bad on your feet. and dont get me started on the bathrooms, there was a urinal in the GIRLS bathroom and all the stalls were disgusting and had bugs and mold on the wall, but the beach was pretty nice!

This is the splash pad of dreams…read more A savvy splash pad sounds super desirable to most parents or caretakers who don't have the time or the patience to watch their kiddos like a hawk at the pool or the beach. Pack a little sunscreen, a towel and maybe some sort of bucket or container and you're set for the splash pad. And this particular splash pad is splashtastic. With three separate pads in one large park, the Zeeland splash pad park is great for kiddos of all ages. The fountains/sprinklers vary in size and scope, so toddlers can enjoy the splashy festivities as well. They also have benches and concrete steps for sitting, water (drinking) fountains, and two restrooms (with changing tables) that were fairly clean. When it's insanely hot out and you don't want to pack your car and your patience for the beach, hit up this splash pad!

I can't believe we just recently found this place. My hubby came across it first walking the dog…read moreand told me about it. I have enjoyed coming here since then with my hubby and the dog. You wouldn't even know it is here. They have a walkways with railings that lead out to trails with lush and peaceful views. People also come out here to fish. There is so much great nature and animals to see. We got to see a turtle on a log, fishes, birds. We thought we missed a possible beaver.

Great trail to walk or bike! This is an easy trail for all…read moreskill levels, has a mix of green and water views and is great for bird watching.

A nice little city park located on River where it crosses the water where Lake Macatawa ends. It…read morehas paved walkways so it's a nice handicap accessible park. The parking lot is very small but normally there is not a lot of people using it so it's usually easy to get a parking space. Unfortunately there is no reserved handicapped parking. Also the port o potty is not handicapped accessible.

Great park! Lots of pickleball courts. Bathroom and water fountain nearby. A pond for fishing and…read morebaseball diamonds. Also nice walking paths.

This park has a skate park, playground area, pond, and a trail to walk your dog. Basically it's a…read moregreat park to tick all the check marks. Only thing is that it gets pretty busy almost always. My kids love the zip line and can play here for hours and it's nice to be able to take our dog with us and be able to walk her and have dog bags available. Overall, glad it's nearby just have to pick the right day and time of day to visit.

Nice spot. Limited parking. The stairs aren't as bad as they look. Small beach bc most is private…read morebeach.

Everyone pretty much has the same opinion about this: a beautiful, "neighborhood" beach that has…read moreextremely limited parking. Ideal if you're staying around it, I'm sure. We arrived on a day with intense wildfire smoke, the kind where the air quality was the worst in the entire world that day and you could feel it. We'd held the girls inside most of the day, but finally snapped in the evening and told them we wanted to catch the sunset here. Fortunately we were earlier enough to slide right into a spot (tried to come back two other times and had no such luck). After being cooped up in the AirBnB, we said screw it and all got in and swam around for a bit. It was glorious. The only unique thing is there are a lot of rocks to step on/bang into within the first 10 feet or so of the water. If you go out a little further, it shifts back to soft sand. It's such a cool visual both ways; the great lake, of course looking west, and then the towering stairs and cliffside neighborhood over to the east. Up top, there's a foot rinse for knocking off sand and a public restroom. I love this spot, and really the only knock is if you don't luck out on parking there's almost no alternative to getting here.