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***Ludington Stearns beach on Lake Michigan is 1.3 miles away.
Stearns Park is a focal point in Ludington, where so many people gather for a number of activities. This is the city’s largest beach, with 2,500 feet of sandy shoreline and plenty of FREE parking. Here you can swim, build a sand castle, and enjoy the view of the Ludington North Breakwater Light, open for tours in the summer. The half-mile walk out to the light is popular among couples, families, and fishermen. There are no lifeguards, but beach patrol officers are on duty from 11am-8pm. There is also free Wi-Fi at the park.
Three accessible walkways have been constructed at both the north and south concession stands, as well as in the middle of the beach. Wheelchairs, strollers and anyone who has trouble walking through the sand can now use the walkway to get down to the water from the parking lot. Various donors purchased the boards that make up the walkway, with messages and names inscribed on each board. Stearns Park Beach has been voted the fifth most accessible walkway in the nation!
Ludington State Park is 4.9 miles away. The park is home to sandy beaches, scenic sand dunes, an iconic lighthouse, wetlands, marshlands and forests. It is situated between Hamlin Lake and Lake Michigan, with several miles of beautiful shoreline along both lakes. There is dam, multiple walking and biking trails, kayaking, tubing, boat access, peddle boat, SUP board, row boat and kayak rentals.
***Lincoln Lake is just a short walk away. there 2 docks for fishing a gazebo and BBQ. Lake access blocks away, fishing, kayak, jet ski.
***Take a Walk in the Woods at Cartier Park
This park features multiple paved walking paths, a dock for fishing, and Ludington’s only dog park, “Central Bark.”
At any time of year, Cartier Park provides a calm nature walk through the woods. Even on a hot, sunny day, the paths remain mostly shaded by a canopy of tall White Birch Trees. And in the fall, colorful leaves paint the paths.
A gazebo with a view overlooks Lincoln Lake for a cozy spot for watching the waters of Lincoln Lake float by or have a shaded picnic.
Don’t feel like walking? Grab your bike, scooter, or rollerblades and take a venture through the woods on a paved walkway or bike path.
***Downtown Ludington is 1.6 miles away. Has so much to offer!! Great shops, fine dining to casual!!
Check Out Downtown Ludington, Just Blocks from the Beach!
Just blocks from the beach is the heart of downtown Ludington, where you can shop, dine, and enjoy summertime events. Several downtown businesses have late night shopping hours on Fridays & Saturdays during the summer months; shop til 9pm!
Shop Our Specialty Stores
Every town has their specialty shops, and Ludington is no different. Unique items can be found in various stores, as well as clothing that features the “Ludington” name. Jewelry, gift shops, photo galleries, and consignment shops are just a sampling of the businesses that are eager to serve you. You’ll enjoy the personal, friendly service that Ludington area shopkeepers are known for. There’s parking in front, or use the large lots behind the businesses on the north side of Ludington Avenue.
***Restaurants
Shopping can make one hungry, so take a break from the heat and pop into a downtown Ludington restaurant. Homestyle cooking, bistros, ice cream, Italian, sports bars…whatever your preference, you’ll find just the place for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Head down south James Street for even more restaurants. North James Street Plaza is closed to traffic, and has tables set up for eating alfresco. Outdoor dining is also available in front of several downtown restaurants during the summer months.
***Farmer’s Markets & Downtown Festivals
From May-October, Legacy Plaza (formerly James Street Plaza) is the venue for the Ludington Farmer’s Market, open Fridays from 3-8pm. Purchase some produce fresh from local farms, or pick up some baked goods, jewelry, or handmade craft items. Final Friday Experiences (formerly Friday Night Live) take place the last Friday of each month from May-September. Food vendors, music, kid’s games, and entertainment make this event very popular with visitors and residents alike. Other festivals that take place downtown throughout the year are the Ludington Area Jaycees July 4th Freedom Festival, Octoberfest, and the New Year’s Eve Lighted Ball Drop.
Don’t Miss the Local Art & Galleries
Need a bit of culture in your life? The Ludington Area Center for the Arts is located just off Ludington Avenue on South Harrison Street, and is the venue for concerts, writer’s forums, and theater productions. Ludington’s Waterfront Park has a collection of unique sculptures you won’t want to miss. There are also painted murals on the facades of nine downtown businesses, making for an interesting walking tour. Ludington is home to many galleries featuring the talents of local artists including photographers, painters, potters, jewelers, crafters, and more.
Family-Friendly Parks and Recreation
Three parks are within walking distance of the downtown area. Waterfront Park is nestled between our two marinas, and features a modern playground, sculptures, tables, and amphitheater. Rotary Park (formerly called Ludington City Park) is located between the beach and downtown, and is the home of the Arts & Crafts Fairs held twice during the summer. Stearns Park is at the west end of Ludington Avenue, and features an expansive beach, concessions, a grassy area with grills and tables, mini golf, shuffleboard, playground, and skate park.

Car or bike or golf cart is all you will need to get around locally.
We do have a 4 seater electric golf cart available to rent. $53 dollars per day.
A person may operate a golf cart on city streets, subject to the following restrictions:
(1)A person shall not operate a golf cart unless he or she is at least 16 years old and licensed to operate a motor vehicle.(2)The operator of a golf cart shall comply with the signal requirements of MCL 257.648 that apply to the operation of a vehicle.(3)A person operating a golf cart upon a roadway shall ride as near to the right side of the roadway as practicable, exercising due care when passing a standing vehicle or one proceeding in the same direction.(4)A person shall not operate a golf cart on a state trunk line highway (including Ludington Avenue, South James Street, and North Lakeshore Drive). This subsection does not prohibit a person from crossing a state trunk line highway when operating a golf cart on a city street, using the most direct line of crossing.(5)Where a usable and designated path for golf carts is provided adjacent to a highway or street, a person operating a golf cart shall be required to use that path.(6)A person operating a golf cart shall not pass between lines of traffic, but may pass on the left of traffic moving in his or her direction in the case of a two-way street or on the left or right of traffic in the case of a one-way street, in an unoccupied lane.(7)A golf cart shall not be operated on a sidewalk constructed for the use of pedestrians or on or across a cemetery or burial ground.(8)A golf cart shall be operated at a speed not to exceed 15 miles per hour and shall not be operated on a highway or street with a speed limit of more than 30 miles per hour except to cross that highway or street.(9)A golf cart shall not be operated on city streets during the time period from one-half hour before sunset to one-half hour after sunrise.(10)A person operating a golf cart or who is a passenger in a golf cart is not required to wear a crash helmet.(11)This article does not apply to a police officer in the performance of his or her official duties.(.(13)As used in this article, "golf cart" means a vehicle designed for transportation while playing the game of golf. A golf cart is not required to meet the vehicle safety requirements of a low-speed vehicle for approval under this article.(14)All golf carts intended for street use shall be registered and the owners or operators of those golf carts shall register such golf carts prior to operating the same on any city street, at no cost, with the Ludington Police Department and receive a registration sticker. The registration sticker must be affixed in plain view on the driver's side of the golf cart below the seating area at all times it is operated on city streets.(15)Violation of any of the provisions of this section shall be penalized as a civil infraction.