Parks & Recreation
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Left: The Clay Cliffs Natural Area north of Leland is the newest recreation area in Leland Township. The 105-acre site includes more than 1,700 feet of shoreline on both Lake Michigan and North Lake Leelanau. The property includes mature northern hardwood forests, open meadows strewn with wildflowers and wetlands fed by springs. From the clay bluffs that rise above Lake Michigan are breathtaking views of the Manitous and South Fox Island. Public recreation opportunities include fishing, bird watching, hiking and cross-country skiing. Leland Township maintains numerous parks and water access sites. All facilities are open to the public at no cost from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. Click here to download the Community Recreation Plan or Parks & Recreation Facilities Use Form |
Hancock Field
Bartholomew Park and Nedow's Bay
John G. Suelzer East Leland Memorial Park
Schneider's Beach
Grove Park
Provemont Pond Recreation Area
Lake Leelanau Baseball Diamond (Drow Field)Lake Michigan Access Sites (all in Leland)
- Cedar Street
- Reynolds Street
- Thompson Street
- Avenue A
- North Street
Lake Leelanau Access Sites (including Leland River and Lake Leelanau Narrows)
- Chandler Street (Leland)
- Grand Avenue (Leland)
- Fourth Street (Leland): Dock.
- Court House Street (Leland): Picnic tables.
- River Street (Leland): DNR boat launch, dock, picnic tables.
- Horn Road (Lake Leelanau north of M204): Dock.
- St. Mary’s Street (Lake Leelanau): Parking, dock, boat launch.
- East Meinrad Street (Lake Leelanau): Boat launch, dock, portolet.
- St. Joseph Street (Lake Leelanau)
- William Street (Lake Leelanau)