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Meinert Park (Muskegon County Park)
Meinert Park is a Muskegon County Park located in Montague, Michigan. It is a popular destination for outdoor recreation, offering a variety of activities for visitors of all ages. The park features a large playground, picnic areas, a beach, a boat launch, and a nature trail. The park also offers a variety of educational programs, such as nature walks, bird watching, and fishing. Meinert Park is a great place to spend a day outdoors, enjoying the beauty of nature and the many recreational opportunities available.
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User Reviews
denise Crain
Love this park. It's small and quiet. Nice walk to the beautiful beach.
John Nave
My wife and I came to the area in March last year for our honeymoon, and we meandered over here. It was so beautiful and picturesque. We loved this place.
Steve C
No management. They leave for hours and don't come back when it says on the we will return sign closed the day park 1 and a 1/2 hours early everyday. Over all its a nice park. Just need to get some one in here that knows how to run it.
Dave Wobema
Nice campground. We've been here a couple of times. Always been quiet and peaceful. Lots are good size so easy to get into. Each lot has own fire pit. Short walk to lake Michigan.
A.F. Whitepigeon
Very nice beach. It's Lake Michigan, so the water itself is equally nice everywhere around here. This beach, though, is particularly good. You can walk quite a ways in either direction and remain in the peaceful, secluded parkland. Despite lake levels being up just about everywhere, there's still a fairly wide strip of sand; in the past (and likely again in the future), there was a vast expanse of that wonderfully fine Lake Michigan sand, big enough to run around and throw a ball in without running into sunbathers. There's a little stream that used to be fun for kids to play in but is now stagnant and kinda gross, but you can still fish in it. There's a pretty sizable dune to can climb, too. At the entrance of the beach, at the top of the sand dune, there's a couple benches, a picnic table, and a wooden walkway, all with excellent views overlooking the lake. These elevated, relatively comfortable places to chill out make this one of the best places around to catch a sunset. On the other side of the parking lot, there's a small but charmingly old-fashioned playground with a few more picnic tables and a couple grills, in a shady (if often bug-infested) area. There are also legit bathrooms with running water. There is a fee to get in, but you have a good chance of avoiding it, particularly at off-peak hours, as it seems they often don't staff the little booth, instead just leaving the gate open.