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Fort Custer Recreation Area

Michigan · State Recreation Area · Park · Open to all

Fort Custer Recreation Area
GrillingCharcoalGrills provided on site
On the waterSwimming · Fishing · Boat launch
Things to doHiking · Biking · Playground
AccessOpen to allOpen to all (Michigan DNR). Recreation Passport…

About this place

Near Battle Creek; charcoal grills at pavilions/cabins, three lakes.

Good to know

SwimmingVaries A buoyed swim area is located on Eagle Lake. There is an accessible walkway to the water.
FishingVaries Bass, blue gill, crappie, pike and channel catfish are found in all three lakes, and each lake has a boating access site. Eagle Lake also includes walleye, carp and northern muskie. An accessible fishing pier is located on Whitford-Lawler Lake.
AlcoholNo You may not possess or consume an alcoholic beverage in the park April 1 through Labor Day (unless the park manager has granted written authorization through an event permit).

What's here

Provided grills
Pavilion
Playground
Restrooms
Parking
Hiking
Biking
Boat launch

Location

Fort Custer Recreation Area
RegionMichigan
Coordinates42.3183° N, 85.3450° W
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Common questions

Can you grill at Fort Custer Recreation Area?

Yes — charcoal grilling is allowed at Fort Custer Recreation Area; propane is not confirmed. Grills are already provided on site. Recreation Passport required for entry; none for personal grills (designated areas). Always confirm current rules on the official page before you go.

Do you need a permit or reservation?

Recreation Passport required for entry; none for personal grills (designated areas).

Can you swim at Fort Custer Recreation Area?

A buoyed swim area is located on Eagle Lake. There is an accessible walkway to the water.

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