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Boating, Fishing, and Travel Information for Gladstone, MI

Gladstone is on a small projection into the Little Bay de Noc, which opens onto Green Bay on Lake Michigan. Gladstone is often referred to as “The Year Round Playground” because of its myriad parks and activities. Gladstone’s main park is Van Cleve, which hosts a playground (Kid’s Kingdom), a skateboarding park, baseball field, basketball court, fitness trail, a white sand beach with water slide, boardwalk, as well as a harbor with boat ramps and fish cleaning station.

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