Public lands management in Muskegon, Michigan

John Graves Lodge is a park institution located at 4684 Evergreen Drive in Newaygo, Michigan, United States. As part of the Newaygo County Parks System, the lodge offers day use and modern campground facilities, surrounded by the Muskegon River, North Country National Scenic Trail, Hardy Pond, and Manistee National Forest. The institution is currently under construction and will feature a 40 -mile natural surface trail around Hardy Pond known as Michigan’s Dragon at Hardy Dam. Visitors to Newaygo County Parks can enjoy world-class fishing, miles of trails, public lands, and charming small towns. The park system is closed for the season and will reopen on May 3rd. Reservations for the 2024 camping season will start on January 3rd. Park improvements are ongoing, funded by park customers.

The Mike Miller Memorial Garden, located in Muskegon, Michigan, is a beautiful park maintained by the Nelson Neighborhood Improvement Association. This serene and peaceful garden serves as a tribute to Mike Miller and provides a relaxing oasis for the community to enjoy. Visitors can stroll through the well-manicured grounds, admire the colorful flowers and plants, and take in the tranquil atmosphere. Whether looking for a quiet spot to reflect or a place to connect with nature, the Mike Miller Memorial Garden is a wonderful destination for all.

Welcome to the White River Township Hall, your local government office dedicated to serving the vibrant community of White River Township. Located at 7386 Post Road, Montague, Michigan, our office is nestled within a region rich in history and natural beauty. Originally extending from Manistee to Grand Haven, White River Township now encompasses 15.9 square miles, offering a unique blend of farmland, open spaces, natural habitats, and stunning waterfronts along Lake Michigan and White Lake. Established with official municipal records dating back to 1859, the township has grown into a thriving community of 1,338 residents as per the 2010 census. Our board is committed to fostering a harmonious balance between development and the preservation of our cherished natural resources and landscapes.