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Saugatuck Harbor Natural Area

4.8(260)· Google4.8 out of 5 from 260 reviews (Google rating)Park
(616) 451-9476 Directions naturenearby.org

Quick facts

Saugatuck Harbor Natural Area is a park at Oval Dr in Saugatuck, MI. Call +1616-451-9476 for details.

Address
Oval Dr, Saugatuck, MI 49453
Phone
+1616-451-9476

About Saugatuck Harbor Natural Area

Saugatuck Harbor Natural Area is a park on Oval Dr in Saugatuck, MI, with hiking among its listed activities. It welcomes children and includes kid-friendly hikes, making it an option for families looking for a place to walk outdoors. Dogs are welcome as well. These features give visitors several clear reasons to consider the park, whether they are planning a hike with children or bringing a dog along.

Listed facilities include a public restroom, a wheelchair-accessible entrance, and wheelchair-accessible parking. Those accessibility details apply to the entrance and parking; the provided information does not specify whether the hiking routes are wheelchair accessible. The park has a Google rating of 4.8 from 260 reviews. For visitors comparing parks in Saugatuck, MI, its documented features center on hiking, access for families and dogs, and the availability of a restroom.

Known for

  • Hiking and kid-friendly hikes
  • Dogs welcome
  • Public restroom
  • Wheelchair-accessible entrance and parking

Popular times

Usually not too busy right now · Typical visit volume reported by Google.

Mon

4a3a

4a: 61 of 100, 5a: 55 of 100, 6a: 44 of 100, 7a: 22 of 100, 8a: 22 of 100, 9a: 33 of 100, 10a: 55 of 100, 11a: 66 of 100, 12p: 55 of 100, 1p: 55 of 100, 2p: 44 of 100, 3p: 44 of 100, 4p: 33 of 100, 5p: 27 of 100, 6p: 33 of 100, 7p: 44 of 100, 8p: 44 of 100, 9p: 33 of 100, 10p: 33 of 100, 11p: 38 of 100, 12a: 38 of 100, 1a: 44 of 100, 2a: 50 of 100, 3a: 55 of 100

Tue

4a3a

4a: 27 of 100, 5a: 33 of 100, 6a: 50 of 100, 7a: 55 of 100, 8a: 50 of 100, 9a: 50 of 100, 10a: 33 of 100, 11a: 38 of 100, 12p: 38 of 100, 1p: 50 of 100, 2p: 50 of 100, 3p: 44 of 100, 4p: 38 of 100, 5p: 33 of 100, 6p: 38 of 100, 7p: 38 of 100, 8p: 55 of 100, 9p: 38 of 100, 10p: 33 of 100, 11p: 33 of 100, 12a: 33 of 100, 1a: 38 of 100, 2a: 27 of 100, 3a: 22 of 100

Wed

4a3a

4a: 38 of 100, 5a: 38 of 100, 6a: 44 of 100, 7a: 55 of 100, 8a: 38 of 100, 9a: 33 of 100, 10a: 44 of 100, 11a: 44 of 100, 12p: 44 of 100, 1p: 38 of 100, 2p: 55 of 100, 3p: 61 of 100, 4p: 77 of 100, 5p: 72 of 100, 6p: 72 of 100, 7p: 61 of 100, 8p: 61 of 100, 9p: 50 of 100, 10p: 44 of 100, 11p: 44 of 100, 12a: 38 of 100, 1a: 33 of 100, 2a: 38 of 100, 3a: 55 of 100

Thu

4a3a

4a: 27 of 100, 5a: 33 of 100, 6a: 38 of 100, 7a: 33 of 100, 8a: 38 of 100, 9a: 44 of 100, 10a: 44 of 100, 11a: 27 of 100, 12p: 16 of 100, 1p: 22 of 100, 2p: 27 of 100, 3p: 27 of 100, 4p: 33 of 100, 5p: 33 of 100, 6p: 22 of 100, 7p: 33 of 100, 8p: 55 of 100, 9p: 61 of 100, 10p: 44 of 100, 11p: 33 of 100, 12a: 44 of 100, 1a: 33 of 100, 2a: 33 of 100, 3a: 16 of 100

Fri

4a3a

4a: 22 of 100, 5a: 33 of 100, 6a: 33 of 100, 7a: 38 of 100, 8a: 33 of 100, 9a: 44 of 100, 10a: 38 of 100, 11a: 38 of 100, 12p: 44 of 100, 1p: 38 of 100, 2p: 55 of 100, 3p: 61 of 100, 4p: 66 of 100, 5p: 55 of 100, 6p: 50 of 100, 7p: 27 of 100, 8p: 22 of 100, 9p: 22 of 100, 10p: 33 of 100, 11p: 33 of 100, 12a: 44 of 100, 1a: 72 of 100, 2a: 50 of 100, 3a: 44 of 100

Sat

4a3a

4a: 11 of 100, 5a: 5 of 100, 6a: 11 of 100, 7a: 27 of 100, 8a: 38 of 100, 9a: 55 of 100, 10a: 44 of 100, 11a: 38 of 100, 12p: 33 of 100, 1p: 16 of 100, 2p: 16 of 100, 3p: 22 of 100, 4p: 44 of 100, 5p: 38 of 100, 6p: 33 of 100, 7p: 27 of 100, 8p: 22 of 100, 9p: 27 of 100, 10p: 66 of 100, 11p: 66 of 100, 12a: 77 of 100, 1a: 50 of 100, 2a: 50 of 100, 3a: 22 of 100

Sun

4a3a

4a: 38 of 100, 5a: 22 of 100, 6a: 22 of 100, 7a: 33 of 100, 8a: 55 of 100, 9a: 55 of 100, 10a: 55 of 100, 11a: 44 of 100, 12p: 50 of 100, 1p: 72 of 100, 2p: 72 of 100, 3p: 66 of 100, 4p: 72 of 100, 5p: 66 of 100, 6p: 72 of 100, 7p: 50 of 100, 8p: 27 of 100, 9p: 16 of 100, 10p: 33 of 100, 11p: 61 of 100, 12a: 100 of 100, 1a: 83 of 100, 2a: 66 of 100, 3a: 44 of 100

Google rating breakdown

260 ratings on Google. Ratings and counts are Google's, not ours.

  • 5★216
  • 4★39
  • 3★3
  • 2★1
  • 1★1

What people mention

Topics counted across Google reviews.

  • beach×39
  • trails×13
  • sunsets×13
  • relaxing atmosphere×4
  • beach walks×3
  • clean beach×2
  • rock hunting×2
  • wooded trail×2
  • moderate hike×2
  • peaceful walks×2

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What reviewers say elsewhere

  • “Beautiful spot! Many trails to hike or relax on the shore of lake Michigan.”

    — Paul Skowronski, October 4, 2025 · google

  • “Saugatuck Harbor Natural Area is a hidden gem for nature lovers! 🌿✨ The trail is scenic and peaceful, winding through sand dunes, wetlands, and forested paths before opening up to a beautiful stretch of Lake Michigan beach. The hike is …”

    — anita airon, August 23, 2025 · google

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Saugatuck Harbor Natural Area — frequently asked

Where is Saugatuck Harbor Natural Area?
Saugatuck Harbor Natural Area is at Oval Dr, Saugatuck, MI 49453.
What is the phone number for Saugatuck Harbor Natural Area?
You can reach Saugatuck Harbor Natural Area on +1616-451-9476.

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