Three blocks west of the downtown area is Ludington's City Park. Many trees keep this park shady and comfortable in the warm summer months. This is where the Kiwanis Band Shell is located, along with public restrooms in the back. Enjoy your lunch or dinner here at one of the numerous picnic tables, or just sit on the bench and watch the world pass by. Walkways dissect the park in a wagon-wheel formation. City Park is the summer location for two Art & Craft fairs, as well as Movies in the Park in August.

Directions:
Head west through downtown Ludington, and three blocks past the 3rd stoplight at Rath is the park, between Lewis and Gaylord on your right.


More Ludington Area Parks. . .
Ludington State Park - Located four miles north of Ludington, and is known as "The Queen of the State Parks."
Buttersville Park - Just south of Ludington, offering a breathtaking view of Lake Michigan.
Memorial Tree Park - A nice shaded park in Ludington that overlooks the quiet beauty of Lincoln Lake.
Stearns Park Beach - The most popular beach in Ludington, with access to the North Breakwater Light.
Summit Park - Located on south Lakeshore Drive, with access to Lake Michigan.
Sutton's Landing Park - Just off Old US-31, it features a wooden ramp along the Pere Marquette River.
Waterfront Park - Nestled between the two marinas, featuring a playground, amphitheater and bronzed sculptures.
Victory Township Park - Take the tree-lined road to this quiet park that is right on Upper Hamlin Lake.
Ludington City Park - Three blocks west of the downtown area, this shaded park has picnic tables and the Kiwanis Band Shell.
Copeyon Park - Located on the east side of Pere Marquette Lake, it's a great place for fishing and close to the Charter Boats.
Wilson Hill Park - Fishermen like the boat launch here, with access to Upper Hamlin Lake.