Douglas Beach Park

About Douglas Beach Park

Known for

• Narrow sandy beachfront
• Picnic tables and grills
• Free lot and street parking
• Public restrooms
• Wheelchair-accessible parking and seating

What reviewers say elsewhere

• “Very nice park with access to the beach where you can watch wonderful sunsets. most evenings. Lovely walking along Lakeshore Drive in both Douglas and Fennville to the south.”

  — Stephen Shelfoon, October 4, 2026 · google

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Douglas Beach Park — frequently asked

Is Douglas Beach Park open on Mondays?

Yes — Douglas Beach Park is open Monday from 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM.

Where is Douglas Beach Park?

Douglas Beach Park is at 3099 Lakeshore Dr, Douglas, MI 49406.

What is the phone number for Douglas Beach Park?

You can reach Douglas Beach Park on +1269-857-1701.