How to Find a Quiet Beach in Michigan
Lake Michigan. Lake Superior. And a number of smaller lakes as well. It's not hard to find a quiet beach area in Michigan.
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Head to the Hart-Silver Lake/Mears area of Michigan, and plan to spend some time at the Whiskey Creek Public Access Beach. You're sure to find a quiet place to relax at this beach that's separated from the parking area by sand dunes.
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Consider John Gurney Park on Hart Lake near the downtown Hart area.
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Consider Covert Park Beach if you're closer to South Haven or St. Joseph in southwest Michigan.
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Take your pick of quiet beach areas in Traverse City, especially if you head a little bit out of town to the beaches at Elk Rapids.
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Consider West End Beach at the end of Division Street if you'd rather just stay in Traverse City.
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Tips & Warnings
Beaches are less crowded in the mornings and evenings than in the afternoons; and you are also more likely to find a quiet beach on a weekday than during the weekend.
Looking for a slightly longer getway? Consider a camping trip to any of the lakeside camping areas.
If red warning flags are displayed at the beaches to let visitors know there is a dangerous current, stay out of the water.
