Visit Ludington

Buttersville Park

Located between Lake Michigan and Pere Marquette Lake, Buttersville Park has perhaps the greatest view of all the parks.

Ludington State Park

We love to talk about this wonderful place, known as the "Queen of the State Parks." Within its 5,300 acres just north of Ludington, you'll discover all nature has to offer.

Memorial Tree Park

At the corner of N. Washington and Sherman, you’ll find the very pretty Memorial Tree Park. Nestled among the trees, you can enjoy a meal or snack at one of the picnic tables (some covered), and kids can play on the swings.

Stearns Park

This is a focal point in Ludington, where so many people gather for a number of activities. This is the city’s largest beach, with 2,500 feet of sandy shoreline and plenty of parking.

Summit Park

If you’re looking for a great view, visit Summit Park! Located on S. Lakeshore Drive past the Ludington Pumped Storage Project, this park has picnic tables that overlook Lake Michigan, with grills available.

Sutton's Landing

A unique feature of this park is the handicap accessible riverwalk, allowing everyone to enjoy this natural habitat. A wooden ramp leads down to the river, where many try their luck at fishing.

Waterfront Park

The park boasts paved walkways, pristine landscaping, ample lighting—plus tables and benches throughout. An expansive playground keeps the kids entertained while you watch the S.S. Badger carferry sail in and out of port.

Victory Township Park

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.

Wilson Hill Park

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.