/r/Ludington
This subreddit is designed to display Ludington Michigan, and all of its glory. From the beautiful beaches of Stearns Park, to the sketchy edges of Scottville. Share! Post! Enlighten!
This subreddit is designed to display Ludington Michigan, and all of its glory. From the beautiful beaches of Stearns Park, to the sketchy edges of Scottville. Share! Post! Enlighten!
/r/Ludington
What's there to do around Ludington for a few military guys?
Any recommendations?
Here for at least a month, so any kind of adventure is welcomed.
As titles suggests, we are coming up next weekend and would like to go somewhere other than the room at our B&B to watch the game. Suggestions? Places to avoid?
Hi! Me and a couple of friends are thinking of heading to Ludington for some fall cabin fun. Does anyone have any suggestions/recs for cabins that we can stay at?
Hello,
I'll be traveling to Ludington for a wedding this month and was wondering about any advice people might have as far as transportation options for getting to and from Grand Rapids Airport (GRR). Thank you for any help you can provide!
My gf and I are celebrating our 3 year anniversary and are planning to take a day trip to Ludington on Saturday. What are the most fun things we could do here that don’t involve alcohol or a ton of money?
Also, what are the best restaurants in the area that are fitting for an anniversary? (We are big foodies so we don’t mind spending a little bit more of our budget on food)
Hi,
Hoping to find a local, experienced realtor who can assist with an out of state first time home buyer. Purchase will be for a primary residence under-@200k.
Please share recommendations- and why you recommend.
Thanks in advance!
Hey everyone. I'm headed to Hamlin Lake this weekend and I'm looking for boat launch options for the lake. My family has rented a cottage for a few days and we are planning on bringing our Pontoon with us. Is the only launch the one at the state park?
I'm thinking of taking the ferry from manitowoc over this weekend for memorial weekend without my kids. Just asking if there are great places to see and do there. Not sure if I should take my car along or not. I do have a onewheel I'm gonna bring along and my drone to take some photos on my trip.
Hi! I’m trying to figure out where my grandma lived on “The Island” in Ludington in the mid-1930s. I read one article about Finn Town and I think that may have been it. Does anyone have any info on this or where that might have been located? I’m sure there’s nothing left, but I’d love to visit and see where it may have been. Thanks so much!
We are doing a little weekend get away and will be staying in Montague and am looking for some things to do this weekend. Most activities I've found don't open until may. Is there anything going on this weekend? Doesn't have to be in Ludington either.
Hello I'm new to the group, just wondering does anyone really chat in here...
Other than Ludington Bay is there any place to eat/ drink outside? Heading up this weekend, love Ludington
Looking for any guidance on different kid (elementary age) programs in the ~30 min vicinity. Sports, academic, or others - and recognizing that some of these may be different in 2021 w/covid but appreciate any guidance on ideas - Thanks!
We are visiting from Florida...just wondering where the best hills are. Staying in Ludington, but don't mind driving 30 mins or so. Thanks!
Hi fellow Michiganders, I am road tripping across the US from Ann Arbor in a camper I built out and my first stop is going to be around ludington. I’ve been there once before but only to play soccer so I was wondering if there are any nature places you know of that I could park at and spend the night for free?
Hello!
I am moving to Ludington in about 1 month from about 850 miles away. I have never been to Ludington before, and I won't know anybody, obvi.
I am trying to google things about the city (town?), but I am curious
For reference (if it matters), I'm in my 30s, coming from the south. Thank you in advance for answering at least some of my questions :)
I camped at Nordhouse Dunes last night and after sunset some people showed up and started beating the hell out of something on the beach. Does anyone know what they were doing?
Wondering if anyone has ridden the Badger and can comment on how safe they think it is. We'd love to hang out with friends in MI but worried the ferry might be too risky.
I have three kids under the age of 7 and we need a playground to visit, or a children's museum, even the library. There is literally nowhere to take them where they can run off a little energy unless I take them to my mom's house or Manistee (same difference according to miles) and without me working anymore, we can't afford the gas to go that far on a regular basis. We're going crazy here.
Edit: I live just outside of Ludington, so it's the most logical place to go for these activities...if only they were open.
Hi! I'm thinking about opening a small e-sports arena in a vacant commercial space on one of the side streets downtown. How many you you would be interested in utilizing the space if I were to open it? It would host tournaments and events for local and regional clans for almost any game, provide viewing events for off-site competitions, and be a location where amateur players can practice and mingle. Membership would follow primarily the model of a "gym", offering memberships and passes to amateur gamers.
Today was the standard 4of July out of town folks trying to get onto the us31 ramp! The traffic was backed up from The intersection at Meijer! Why are there never any cops to help direct the idiots that try and stop in the middle of the intersection?! It is not like we should be surprised when this happens, stick a patrol car their on Sunday at noon and just help the Stupid!