Grand Haven-Modern Campground

Grand Haven State Park

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About the Area

Activities (Display as List)

Alcohol Restrictions Item is accessible.
Alcohol Restrictions: You may not possess or consume an alcoholic beverage at any time in the park.
Swimming Item is accessible.
Swimming:

The park’s designated swim area is located within a couple hundred feet of the campground. There is an accessible walkway to the water’s edge. There are also multiple beach wheelchairs available to borrow from the campground office.

Please be mindful of Great Lakes beach safety and high-water safety. Pay attention to the beach flag warning system in designated swim areas; red flags indicate the water is unsafe and no one should swim in or enter the water. DO NOT swim near or jump off of the pier and pay attention to changing conditions.

Facilities (Display as List)

Cabins & Lodges Item is accessible.
Cabins & Lodges
Concession/ Store Item is accessible.
Concession/ Store: Firewood is available for sale at the campground host site, and ice is available for sale at the campground office.
Electrical Service Item is accessible.
Electrical Service: All sites have either 30- or 50-amp service.
Modern Restrooms Item is accessible.
Modern Restrooms: An accessible modern toilet and shower building is centrally located in the campground. An accessible restroom-only building is located between the campground and the Grand River.
Playground Item is accessible.
Playground: A playground is centrally located in the modern campground. The majority of equipment sits on a rubberized surface that makes access easier for those of all mobility levels.
Sanitation Station Item is accessible.
Sanitation Station: There is potable water available and two lanes.
Some Campsites with 50 amp Service Item is accessible.
Some Campsites with 50 amp Service
Water Access Item is accessible.
Water Access:

The modern campground is located along Lake Michigan’s sandy shoreline.

Please be mindful of Great Lakes beach safety and high-water safety. Pay attention to the beach flag warning system in designated swim areas; red flags indicate the water is unsafe and no one should swim in or enter the water. DO NOT swim near or jump off of the pier and pay attention to changing conditions.