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Magnus Park
Magnus Park is a public park located in Petoskey, Michigan. The park is situated on the shores of Little Traverse Bay and offers a variety of recreational activities for visitors. The park features a playground, picnic areas, a beach, a boat launch, and a fishing pier. Visitors can also enjoy walking trails, a disc golf course, and a skate park. The park is open year-round and is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike.
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- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Arianna Smith
Beautiful beach but no luck on petoskey stones try been picked through .
Siren âSirenâ Valerious
Decent shore side campsite, however! Unless you have an RV to stay in it smells like a waist dump! Gross, will advise a good phew not to come here.
Kelly Kovacic
We have been to this park for Petoskey stones and have found some each time! It is so beautiful to see! Next year we are definitely going to try to camp here! It's a smaller campground with not really big spots but right on the water makes up for that! Highly recommend checking out! Rates for camping are super affordable as well!
Lorin Prange
Has rocks and RV camping, although we did not have good luck finding Petoskey stones at this location (had much better luck 30 minutes away at Fisherman's Island State Park at the parking lot next to the sign before you officially enter the park).
Barry Blades
Small campground but spacious lots. Very rocky beach. Clean restrooms. Picnic tables in every lot. Nice view of lake Michigan. Very quiet here.
Jimmy 3GreenThumbs
The view and location are spectacular! Very dog friendly. Neighbors are gems. The site is clean. Within walking distance of everything you need. We will be comming back.
Olivia Randall
The Park itself is nice, but the service is terrible. I lost my wallet at the park and someone was kind enough to turn it in for me every time I would call or leave a message no one would respond. When I was actually able to speak to someone to see if they could send it to me because I live for hours away, he said it was "out of his area of expertise." Ann that he would have to ask his manager, but then no one got back to me. So my boyfriend drove four hours to go get it and no one was there. He called multiple times and no one answered. He called the city and they sent over a retired ranger to help him get into the office to find out and it wasn't there. Th hey had to call two other gamers to figure out where it was. Turns out one of the tanners gave it to the police and didn't tell anyone. When he got to the police station, they had already sent it to me. Glad to know my wallet will be here soon, but I hate that they lack the communication skills to tell me that before sending my boyfriend on a wild goose chase and an 8 hour drive. đ
Brianna Kimbler
I recommend wearing either water shoes or some other type of foot covering at this beach as it is extremely rocky and not a sand beach. It is a very good spot for rock hunting and my family has had a lot of luck there. It's also usually less busy than the state park though it is a considerably smaller beach. Overall, I personally enjoy this beach a ton but it may not be what everyone is looking for in a beach.
Lori Madden
Absolutely love the people and the view. 3 years running. We'll be back â¤ď¸
Jess Smiles
Petoskey stones all over!