Portions of Ludington State Park Closed for Fall 2024-Spring 2025
Ludington State Park temporarily closed most of the park starting on September 3, 2024 to undergo a $3.2 million infrastructure improvement project, projected for completion in July 2025.
While the main entrance gate into Ludington State Park and attractions north of the gate will be closed, parts of the park will remain open to visitors, including:
* Three miles of beach shoreline along M-116 leading to the state park entrance
* Skyline Trail and South Ski/Hiking Trails
* Piney Ridge Trails
* North part of the park (accessible on foot only from Nordhouse Dunes Wilderness Area)
* Hamlin Lake by boat (accessible from other public boat launches outside of the park)
NOTE: Boats will not be allowed to moor at the Hamlin Lake day use area of the park, but the dune and Rick’s Beach will remain open to the public. The dunes at the north end of Hamlin Lake also will be open to the public.
Visit the Ludington State Park Facebook page for the most authoritative and timely source of information about the park closure. In addition, you can visit the DNR’s closure page at Michigan.gov/DNRClosures or visit the park page at Michigan.gov/Ludington.
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