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May 15, 2024 · The $100.00 discount given to Alpena County residents is for the seasonal rate only. Must show proof of being an Alpena County resident. Payment of $150.00 is due at the time of the reservation, with the balance due within 2 weeks before arrival for seasonal and monthly rentals. **Seasonal Campers (Alpena County Residents Only) – Veterans or ...
The City of Alpena Park System consists of approximately 100 acres of land with nearly 16.5 miles of bike path, and approximately 1-1/2 miles of Lake Huron shoreline. There are 18 parks within the City of Alpena. Below are some frequently used links. NEW - Application for City Parks - City Property Use Permit
In no particular order: Rockport State Recreation Area. Rockport State Recreation Area, Michigan’s 100th State Park, has over 4,237 acres of land located on the shores of Lake Huron north of Alpena. The property includes a deep-water protected harbor, an old limestone quarry of approximately 300 acres, a unique series of sinkholes, the Besser ...
Alpena County Map City of Alpena Map Downtown Alpena Shopping & Dining Map Downtown Alpena Parking Map Negwegon State Park Map Thompson’s Harbor State Park Map Beaver Lake Map Fletcher Pond Map Long Lake Map Grand Lake Map Hubbard Lake Map Chippewa Hills Pathway
Alpena County Fairgrounds. We are located on the beautiful Thunder Bay River and have 37 acres of scenic shoreline where you can enjoy camping, fishing, biking, and wildfowl sanctuary.
The city’s parks and beaches are closely connected to the inner-city Bi-Path. Take a day or a week and explore nature without ever leaving the comfort of an advanced community. Duck Park & Island Park – Located within Alpena city limits at the corner of US-23 and Long Rapids Road, Duck Park, and Island Park are located on a portion of the ...
The City of Alpena developed a Comprehensive River Plan in 1995, which includes Island Park and the Thunder Bay River Corridor. The Wildlife Sanctuary is located adjacent to the Island Park and consists of 450 acres and is home to a variety of native fauna and flora. For more information on the Wildlife Sanctuary Board, see the Board website HERE.
