Photo by Todd & Brad Reed Photography
Parks and beaches are not in short supply when it comes to Hamlin Lake and the surrounding area. Whether it’s setting out a picnic or wiggling your toes in the sand, Hamlin Lake has a beach or a park for whatever your leisure may be!
One of two parks in Upper Hamlin, Victory Township Park is more secluded than Wilson Hill Park and offers more privacy. Take the long, winding tree-lined road into the park and enjoy the beauty of this region. Once into the park, you’ll find picnic tables, grills, a pavilion, and a port-a-potty.
When visiting Upper Hamlin Lake, you’ll find that Wilson Hill Park is quite the popular place. You can enjoy a picnic at one of the tables under a covered pavilion, with grills available for use. There’s a small playground for kids and a port-a-potty. Upper Hamlin Lake is a beautiful area to visit, with many different lodging facilities, things to do such as boating & fishing, and even a restaurant conveniently located on the water!
Long Skinny Park is located on Lower Hamlin Lake between the South and Middle bayous. Perfect for fishing or taking in the view. This park is just as the name suggests…long and skinny with a few picnic tables and benches.
A great place to launch your boat and head out onto Hamlin Lake, the South Bayou is an intimate park featured a couple docks for fishing or taking your boat out. Swings, grills, and picnic tables are also available just off the water.
Within the Ludington State Park lies a beach that runs along the narrow section of Hamlin Lake that leads out to the dam. A perfect place for the family with a dedicated weed-free swimming area, concession stands, and more.
Enjoy a picnic by Upper Hamlin Lake. With grills, a pavilion and picnic tables available, this park provides the perfect family setting.
Explore Hamlin Lake by boat, and you’ll see why Hamlin Lake is one of the most beautiful lakes in Michigan. Over 5,000 acres, pure enjoyment!
Long Skinny Park is located on Lower Hamlin Lake between the South and Middle bayous. Perfect for fishing or taking in the view.
Read about the history of Hamlin Lake, when it was created, and the major role this lake played in the milling industry in Ludington.
The Michigan DNR has announced that Ludington State Park will be closed from September 3rd, 2024-July 1st, 2025 for improvements.
The Legacy Plaza is located in the heart of downtown Ludington, a popular spot for relaxing, eating, and entertainment.
Copeyon Park’s splash pad provides a great spot in the summer! Great fishing and water-filled fun await!
Take your furry friend on their own vacation at Ludington’s very own dog park! Play catch, frolic about, and make new friends!
One of the most popular state parks in the Midwest offers a vacation within itself. Enjoy beautiful natural resources and endless activities.
Rotary Park park features several trees and a large, open space. Formerly City Park, the rotary club is behind many of the improvements.
Hamlin Lake is home to several parks and numerous dunes for exploration and leisure. Pack a picnic, cast your line, and enjoy the sites.
Take a walk along the riverside at Suttons Landing. With wheelchair accessibility, everyone can take in the beautiful riverwalk.
View Lake Michigan from the top of the sandy hill at Summit Park while the kids play on the pirate-ship themed playground.
Take a walk through the woods at Cartier Park, featuring paved trails. This park is also home to “Central Bark,” Ludington’s only dog park.
Just as the name suggests, Memorial Tree Park is nestled inside the trees and is a cozy park for relaxation and play.
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