Local Area Attractions Near Muskegon KOA Holiday

Muskegon, Michigan, is a great place to spend your vacation. With Muskegon’s attractions ranging from amusement parks to museums and bars, there is something for everyone to enjoy — and it is all just around the corner when you stay at Muskegon Campground.  Reserve a site today for easy access to everything the area has to offer. Some local-favorite attractions we recommend visiting are Michigan’s Adventure, Muskegon State Park, and the Muskegon Museum of Art.

Michigan's Adventure Amusement Park

Michigan's Adventure Amusement Park

If you are looking for things to do in Muskegon, Michigan, the state's largest amusement park is ready to welcome your family. The park includes over 60 rides, with roller coasters, water slides and fun for the entire family. In the amusement park, climb to 125 feet on Shivering Timbers, the longest and fastest Michigan roller coaster. For something a bit tamer, ride the Frog Hopper or the carousel. If you want to cool down, visit Michigan Adventure's water park, WildWater Adventure. Enter the Funnel of Fear on a tube or coast around the lazy river and soak up the sun. Bring your little kiddos to Half-Pint Paradise to enjoy seven kid-sized slides and a splash pad full of fun sea creatures.

4759 Whitehall Rd

Muskegon, MI 49445

231-766-9959

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Pere Marquette Park

Pere Marquette Park

One of Muskegon's beautiful beaches. Fun for the entire family with a playground and small sandy dunes to climb. The Lake Michigan water is a wonderful place to swim.

3510 Channel Dr

Muskegon, MI 49441

231-724-4100

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USS Silversides Museum

USS Silversides Museum

The USS Silversides is the most famous surviving submarine of WWII. Stay overnight on a real WWII submarine. Open year round located on the Southside of the Muskegon Lake Channel to Lake Michigan.

1346 Bluff St

Muskegon, MI 49441

231-755-1230

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Unruly Brewing Co.

Unruly Brewing Co.

Muskegon's premier live music venue and brewery features a taproom, brew house, outdoor beer garden and craft pizza. This brewery has an edge, but there is something for everyone to enjoy. Sample a wide selection of beer flavors from Orange Julius to Revel Rouser. If you are not in the mood for beer, order some delicious food. On the weekends, the restaurant hosts live band performances. Bands from all over the United States play at this bar. The rest of the week, music pumps through the speakers, and you can hear everything from Green Day to Matt Williams. Great bartenders create a fun atmosphere during your visit, making every visitor feel welcome.

360 W Western Ave

Muskegon, MI 49440

231-288-1068

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Hackley and Hume Historic Sites

Hackley and Hume Historic Sites

The Hackley and Hume Historic Sites are one of the best places to see in Muskegon, Michigan. These homes built in the late 1800s boast Tiffany-type stained glass windows, ceramic tiles and a carriage house. The beautiful and unique Victorian architecture was designed by David S. Hopkins. The homes have since been restored to their original condition, and you can tour the houses to view their beauty. Purchase tickets at the City Barn, located at 484 West Webster Avenue.

430 West Clay Ave.

Muskegon, MI 49440

231-722-0278

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