Pere Marquette Park | Great Lakes Guide

Pere Marquette Park Beach is a long, sandy public beach bordered on the north by the Muskegon Channel. There is an accessible walkway on the beach. The Park is named for a Jesuit missionary who came here from France (via Canada) and died in the area in the 17th Century.

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