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| Located on the shore of Lake Michigan, in the western part of the state, travelers will find Muskegon County.The interesting name of Muskegon is from “Masquigon”, meaning swamp, in the language of the Ottawa Indian. Even as early as the 1600s, Muskegon appears on French maps. The real task of building a town started in 1837. Timber resources provided the main source of economy of the area. One of the most exciting highlights of a trip to Muskegon is arriving on the Lake Express Ferry. Once you’ve departed the Ferry, be sure to go check in at your bed and breakfast inn, the best choice for comfortable lodging. Michigan’s Adventure and Wildwater Adventure are two parks for the price of one, bringing many exciting hours of fun to your family. The Milwaukee Clipper, the LST 393, and the U.S.S. Silversides tours are sure to be interesting to anyone who enjoys maritime adventures. Nearby Whitehall offers historic walking tours, concerts at the White Lake Community Music Shell, and the awesome sight of the White River Light Station and Museum. Don’t miss the Muskegon Cross Lake Ferry. You can’t go wrong with Muskegon. |
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Below are the inns that are IN or NEAR this city. |
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Port City Victorian Inn
1259 Lakeshore Dr., Muskegon, MI 49441
800-274-3574 | 231-759-0205 |
Inside city limits. |
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White Swan Inn
303 S. Mears Avenue, Whitehall, MI 49461
888-948-7926 | 231-894-5169 |
Distance 15 miles. |
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La Belle de La Riviere
120 State Road (M37), Newaygo, MI 49337
231-652-1093 |
Distance 25 miles. |
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Carrier Ridge Lodge
3222 N. US-31, Scottville, MI 49454
866-315-6343 | 231-757-4848 |
Distance 60 miles. |
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Hackley-Holt House B&B
523 W. Clay Avenue, Muskegon, MI 49440
888-271-5609 | 231-725-7303 |
Inside city limits. |
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