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I always felt that if you want big sandy beaches you go to Lake Michigan, somewhere like Grand Haven or Ludington.
by sbradford26 4y ago
I always felt that if you want big sandy beaches you go to Lake Michigan, somewhere like Grand Haven or Ludington.
- cmrdporcupine 4y agoSame lake, just around the bend. I've never been to the western shore of Huron in Michigan, so can't compare to ours in Ontario. But along ours there's some lovely sandy beaches. Erie can get pretty gross.
- mikepurvis 4y agoI don't know about the southern shore of Erie, but the Canadian side has Long Point, Rock Point, Port Dover, Turkey Point, and Burwell. They're all amazing and the water is shallow enough to be pretty family friendly as well as warming up quickly in the early summer.
- cmrdporcupine 4y agoYeah I've been to those, Long Point in particular is amazing.
- mikepurvis 4y agoIt's so gorgeous, and it's awesome that there's a big stretch of public beach with cottages on it (many of which are rentable) but then there's also the provincial park there that has a whole other section of shoreline— you have to pay to access it, but the bathrooms are nicer and there's more parking.
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- rustybelt 4y agoShhh . . . no need to attract more people to Western Michigan. Let them continue to think it's nothing special.