Along the shoreline of Lake Michigan, this popular 22 acre park is a great place for swimming, sunbathing and picnicking. In addition to the unique tunnel through a dune, this park has a children’s playground complete with a dune climb and a …

A picturesque place to watch a sunset, Tunnel Park is named for the concrete tunnel that cuts through a sand dune and provides access to a sparkling Lake Michigan beach. This 22-acre park with its extensive Lake Michigan beachfront is a great …

Tunnel Park is actually a county-run park along the Lake Michigan shoreline. The park itself has the "typical" park amenities, such as picnic areas, playing fields, playgrounds, etc. But, two features set this place aside from any other county park!

This 22-acre park with its extensive Lake Michigan beachfront is a great place for swimming, sunbathing and picnicking.

Along the shoreline of Lake Michigan, this popular 22 acre park is a great place for swimming, sunbathing and picnicking. In addition to the unique tunnel through a dune, this park has a children's playground complete with a dune climb and a …

Jul 18, 2022 · Pass through a tunnel for views of Lake Michigan’s sparkling shores. Enjoy the beach, playground, dune climb and sand volleyball courts. Hours: Tunnel Park is open from April 1 until the first snowfall, 7 AM – 10 PM. Entrance Fee: Parking is $5/vehicle for Ottawa County residents or $7 for non-residents.

IN addition to the unique tunnel through a dune, this park has a children's playground complete with a dune climb and a dune stairway with scenic views of Lake Michigan, picnic areas, two picnic shelters (contact county to reserve), four sand volleyball courts, modern restrooms, and seasonal concession with vending machines.

Tunnel Park is in Holland, about 55 minutes from downtown Grand Rapids. A great place for swimming, sunbathing and picnicking, this park also offers a children's playground complete with a dune climb and a stairway with scenic views of Lake Michigan.

Jun 16, 2021 · Tunnel Park was established in Park Township back in 1929. Sure, there's a great beach for swimming and sunbathing, picnic area, dunes.....but the thing that stands out about this park is the concrete tunnel that was burrowed through one of the dunes.