Location: Norton Shores
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Norton Shores in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Beaches. Discover best things to do in Norton Shores with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
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1. Pere Marquette Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 372 reviews
Reviewed By Kaycee M - Michigan
I stayed for business in Muskegon in March 2017. After my classes, I decided to visit the park as I haven't seen this area of Lake Michigan. It was a very windy day, winds of over 80 MPH, which provided very cool waves. Even though it was freezing out I was able to watch from my vehicle men surfing and wind surfing, which I really enjoyed. It was really entertaining. Plus the sun setting behind the lighthouse was breath-taking.
The visit was free and no charge to park. Lots of people there, but plenty of parking. Overall really nice time, even in March.
2. Grand Haven Lighthouse and Pier
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 503 reviews
Reviewed By Prashanth R - Sterling Heights, Michigan
Went here in the beginning of fall and had a good time relaxing on the beach. Water was clean and plenty of space on the beach to just lay back and relax
3. Kangaroo Palace
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Kangaroo palace is a locally owned and operated family entertainment and birthday party center. Our facility is filled with oversized inflatable obstacle course, slides, and bounce houses, as well as a treefort, teeter totter, arcade games and more! Parents are welcome to join in the fun, but a seating area and free wifi is provided for those just looking to observe. We have got something here for ALL ages! Socks are required for anyone looking to play OR observe. Don't forget your cameras or wireless devices!
Reviewed By Frick21147
The Kangaroo Palace is a place we like to take our grandchildren (5 & 8 years old) to run and bounce and slide on a nice variety of inflated equipment. $6.00 an hour per child brings us an hour of pleasure as we watch our kiddos laugh and play together, as well as with other young visitors on equipment that appears safe and well-maintained. It's a great place for birthday parties because there is a nice party room and the employees are pleasant and promote/monitor safe playing. While the optimum age of the players/bouncers is probably 3-13, I have seen young parents bouncing with their kiddos.
Whether the outdoor temperature is hot or cold, Kangaroo Palace is always a perfect climate for a safe and fun time for kids.
4. USS LST 393
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 128 reviews
Reviewed By Ed J - Windsor
Enjoy a tour set at your own pace. Lots of memorabilia on board. Allow about an hour and a half to tour the entire ship. You need to be able to climb ladders to really enjoy the tour.
5. Grand Haven State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 423 reviews
Reviewed By DDBjen - Grand Rapids, Michigan
The park has a great beach, very wide with plenty of room for all visitors. It has a large parking area, so we had no problem finding a spot. On holidays the lot is packed, but any other weekend is fine. We love the park because we can be at the beach or walk along the pier or along the channel boardwalk. The park has about nine or so beach-volleyball areas and a nice playground. A short 5 - 10 minute walk, and you’re in “downtown “ Grand Haven with many shops and restaurants. We lived in Grand Haven for seven years before moving about an hour away some years ago. Grand Haven is a wonderful family friendly town, perfect for a relaxing vacation. By the way, the State Park is good for the beach and related activities, as I mentioned, but it does not have hiking trails or woods or that type of scenery. It is a beach. And the sunsets are beautiful.
6. Craig's Cruisers Family Fun Center
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By NebraskaTravelBuddy - Omaha, Nebraska
Our family of four, including our teen son and daughter, had a great time here while on vacation in the area. Two hours was plenty of time to do what we wanted: bumper boats, go-karts, and putt-putt golf. My husband and I even did the eurobunji (not bad for two fortysomethings). We ended with a few games in the arcade - my picky husband even commented on the good selection of arcade games. The staff were friendly and helpful. The complex was clean and well-kept. We didn't eat there; we just had drinks and ice cream. Overall, we were pleasantly surprised with our experience.
7. The Musical Fountain
Overall Ratings
4 based on 375 reviews
Reviewed By paxton7 - Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
Did a Friday night showing with friends , the fountains lacked the dynamic visual and aural of the bellaigio in Vegas the music was a bit poor , classical might have worked better instead of pop , won't leave the pub next time to watch time
8. USS Silversides Submarine Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 243 reviews
Reviewed By Elizabeth A - Elmwood Park, Illinois, United States
My husband and I went on a tour of the submarine with one of the docents, and we still learned a lot even though we have been on a few other submarine tours. The tour lasted for about an hour, so go to the bathroom first and bring a bottle of water! Afterwards, we toured a Coast Guard boat on our own and then went to the museum. If you are interested in WWII, you will enjoy this museum. I especially like the very detailed timeline of the entire war.
9. Hoffmaster State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 308 reviews
Reviewed By Pam I - Howell, Michigan
This is a wonderful place to hike and just fill that need to be near the water....what a gem Lake Michigan is. Hoffmaster has wonderful hiking trails and an amazing beach. As an amateur photographer I prefer to hike when no one is around so even in the off season and when its cold, this is a beautiful place
10. Tri-Cities Historical Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By lynne7442016 - Grand Haven, Michigan
The Tri-Cities Historical Museum is well worth the visit. There are excellent exhibits showing early history of this area in Michigan. The museum frequently changes its exhibits and offers differing events throughout the year. Entrance is free.Thank you so much for visiting and leaving a kind review! It is very much appreciated.
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