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  • Bend Area

    There are no designated trails or restrooms. The parking area is not plowed in winter. No entry or launch fees.

    9500 - 12th Ave.
    Jenison, MI 49428
    Directions
    A large body of water stretches into the distance. It is surrounded by rocks, sandy banks, and trees that are just starting to show their autumn colors.

  • Bur Oak Landing

    There are no designated trails or restrooms. No entry or launch fees.

    East - 13500 90th Ave (approx.) West - 9170 Oriole Dr. (approx.)
    Coopersville, MI 49404
    Directions
    A large tree shades a grassy patch next to a body of water.

  • Crockery Creek Natural Area

    There are no entry fees.

    11071 Wren Drive (approx.)
    Nunica, MI 49448
    Directions
    A view of a bench in a natural area that looks out over a hill covered in forest

  • Eastmanville Bayou

    There are no entry or launch fees.

    13507 - 68th Avenue
    Allendale, MI 49401
    Directions
    A view of the bayou in summer time. The water is surrounded by trees.

  • Jubb Bayou

    The parking area is on Oriole Drive just east of 104th Avenue. There are no entry fees.

    10340 Oriole Drive (approx.)
    Nunica, MI 49448
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    The bayou stretches away from the viewer, and is choked with aquatic plants. Summer trees surround the water.

  • Port Sheldon Natural Area

    There are no entry fees. The parking area is not plowed in the winter.

    6260 - 160th Ave - Northeast Entrance<br> 5925 160th Ave - Southwest Entrance
    West Olive, MI 49460
    Directions
    A small, still body of water that is surrounded by pine trees

  • Ripps Bayou

    This property is only accessible by boat from the Grand River. There are no entry fees.

    5850 Leonard St
    Coopersville, MI 49404
    Directions
    The bayou, surrounded by summer trees, stretches away from the viewer into the distance. A single tree grows in the foreground, its roots and branches hanging over the water.