Public Parcels

         The Muskegon Conservation District owns several parcels throughout Muskegon County that are open to the public for minimum impact recreation.  A majority of these LU parcels, land utilization parcels, were deeded over to the District from the U. S. Forest Service and encompass 957 acres and range in size from 20 to 120 acres.  These lands are open to recreational activities that do not hinder the ability of the District to utilize the property for its intended purposes, forest management demonstration.  In most cases, individuals may use the property for the general purpose of the following activities without notification or consent: hiking, bird / wildlife watching, environmental education, and harvesting of edible mushrooms.  Certain parcels are also open for special purposes such as hunting, trapping, skeet shooting, or other activities not listed as a general purpose.  Individuals interested in using the parcels for activities other than general use (Hunting, trapping, skeet shooting, etc.) must receive written consent by the Executive Director and follow all parcel rules and regulations. Please call and make an appointment to fill out necessary permits. (231)773-0008

       LAND USE GUIDE   (Information on our public parcels )