Visitors to Muskegon will not only enjoy its 26 miles of sandy shoreline but will also delight in Muskegon’s plethora of locally owned restaurants, breweries, wineries, and shops. Downtown Muskegon serves as the hub for much of Muskegon County, stretching for nearly two miles on the beautiful southern shoreline of Muskegon Lake. With its walkability, lakeside views, fine art displays, and ease of parking, Downtown Muskegon is the perfect place to explore and learn about local food, history, and art. Looking for culture? Catch a show at the Frauenthal Center for the Performing Arts, or traverse the private collection at the Muskegon Museum of Art.

Thrill-seeking visitors will enjoy Michigan’s Adventure Water and Amusement Park and cross-country skiing opportunities. Visitors interested in culinary experiences will love the Muskegon Farmers Market as well as delicious local spots such as Drip Drop Drink Coffee, The Lake House Waterfront Grille, and late-night eatery El Tapatio. Be sure to sample the cheese of the month at The Cheese Lady, and find unique, locally made gifts at Century Club Shops or Western Market. Whether you’re a native Michigander or just visiting our Lake Michigan coastal town, Timber Cannabis Co. Recreational Marijuana provisionary center in Muskegon has your recreational cannabis needs covered.