Luge
A luge run is available for winter park visitors as part of the Winter Sports Complex.
Michigan State Park Explorer Program
Learn more about the natural features and resources located in this park with the Outdoor Explorer Program.
Designated Watchable Wildlife Site

Playground - These play areas offer a variety of playground equipment for children.
Beach House - Provides clothes-changing area for swimmers.  
Swimming
Lake Michigan Beach
Fishing  
For those without a boat, an accessible fishing pier is available along the channel walkway. An additional fishing pier is available at Snug Harbor.
Picnic Area - Picnic tables and fire pits/grills  
For day users, the Lake Michigan beach is great for sun bathing and swimming. A bathhouse is located in the beach area. The Snug Harbor picnic area is located on Muskegon Lake. The Blockhouse Overlook provides a scenic view of Lake Michigan and the dunes.
Picnic Shelter(s)  
For reservations contact the park at (231) 744-3480.
Alcohol Restrictions Apply
Alcohol is prohibited in the entire park from April 15 to Labor Day except for the campground, where alcohol is prohibited from April 15 to June 15.
Hiking
Twelve miles of marked hiking trails can be found in the park. The trails are a diverse series of loops that meander through a variety of landscapes, from flatland to bog; from lowland to the top of scenic sand dunes.
Boating Access Site/Launch - Access for boating and fishing.  
For boating and fishing enthusiasts, Muskegon State Park offers excellent facilities. A lighted boat launch is located at Snug Harbor, where trailered boats of all sizes can be launched 24 hours a day. Also available is a fish cleaning station during the warm months located near the launch.
Cross Country Ski
Twelve Miles of marked hiking trails, with five miles lighted for cross country skiing, can be found in the park. The trails are a diverse series of loops that meander through a variety of landscapes, from flat land to bog; from low land to the top of scenic sand dunes.
Metal Detecting Areas
Metal detecting is recognized as a legitimate recreation activity when it is conducted in ways that do not damage the natural and cultural resources in Michigan State Parks nor violate applicable state statues. If you wish to use a metal detector in this state park, here is a map that shows clearly where this activity may take place. Any items found must be reviewed by park staff and may be retained for further investigation.

Muskegon- Modern
Total Number of Sites: 105  
Muskegon-South Channel
Total Number of Sites: 139