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Plainfield Charter Township
6161 Belmont Ave, NE
Belmont, MI 49306-9609Phone: 616-364-8466
Fax: 616-364-6537
Office Hours:
Monday - Friday
7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

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Versluis Park
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Year-Round fun abounds at Versluis Park!
Versluis Park was created on the shore of a 50 acre man-made lake
and designed to provide a fully
accessible recreational experience. Today, Versluis Park
features playground areas, picnic facilities, horseshoes &
volleyball, beach and swimming areas with lifeguard stations and a
bathhouse, fishing pier, boating, and one mile paved walking trail.
Versluis Park's swimming beach is open from 11:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
during the summer months starting the Sunday of Memorial Day
weekend. All other areas of Versluis Park are open from 11:00
a.m. – 9:00 p.m. The rest of the year, typically, when public
schools are in session, Versluis Park maintains the hours of 7:00
a.m. – to sunset.
Park Entrance Fees
$8.00......per car
$15.00....Season Pass- Plainfield Charter Township Residents
$75.00....Season Pass- Non-Resident
The season passes must be purchased at the park. A Driver's License is required
to purchase a season pass and the sticker must be affixed to the vehicle's
windshield at the time of purchase. Walk-ins are not permitted.
PLEASE NOTE: Buses are NOT allowed unless prior arrangements have been scheduled with the
Parks and Recreation Department. Call 616-364-1197 or .
The entrance fee for a bus load is $2.00 per person.
Other Township Parks you might enjoy:
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The Swimming Beach (Click on thumbnail image for a larger picture)
The Fishing Pier (Click on thumbnail image for a larger picture)
The Picnic and Playgrounds Area (Click on thumbnail image for a larger picture)
Landscaping (Click on thumbnail image for a larger picture)
Beach
Accessibility Ramp (Click on thumbnail image for a larger picture)
| When the Versluis Park Project was first conceived, the
township wanted an Inclusive Design that would create a fully
accessible park all residents could enjoy.
How well they succeeded was published online by the
National Center on Accessibility of Indiana University
in April, 2002. You can
read the
article here. |
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Please note that Versluis Park's Swim Beach is now closed
for the season. The rest of the park remains open, including the playground and walking trails.
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