|
Totaling 120 acres, Chief Hazy Cloud Park offers an outstanding natural area to explore and enjoy on the shore of the Grand River.
However, the integrity of the park is disrupted by two private parcels that are each surrounded by parkland on three sides.
One of the properties is currently for sale! We need to raise $75,000 to be combined with other funds and partners to purchase it.
Click here for more information on the park and how you can help.

Photo by Patty Rice (Ada, MI)
| We provide resources to help build, expand, and sustain our county parks by: |
 | Engaging the community |
 | Facilitating land acquisition |
 | Facilitating Kent County Parks improvements |
 | Promoting Kent County Parks activities |
| We provide resources to help build, expand, and sustain our county parks by: |
 |
Expand
the land holdings of Kent County Parks (reach 7,500 acres in regional parkland
by 2014).
Purchase 120-acre property to add to the undeveloped park in Lowell.
|
 |
Broaden
awareness and support for Kent County Parks throughout the county.
Increase
membership program 100%.
|
 |
Promote and encourage use of Kent County Parks. |
|
For Kent County Park reservations, please call (616) 336-7275, or reserve online at Parks Reservation System.
Click here to MAKE A RESERVATION!
Your involvement is essential to help our parks continue to thrive and fulfill
communities’ recreational needs.
You contributions help to:
- expand and improve park land
- reclaim over-used land
- preserve public open spaces and the beauty of natural landscapes
- preserve wildlife habitat
- provide environmental programs
- provide diverse, outdoor opportunities for recreation throughout Kent County
Full
Circle: The Story of Kent County’s Millennium Park
Order your hardcover book by sending a check payable to Kent County Parks Foundation for $51.36
(each book is $39.95, plus $2.92 sales tax and $8.50 shipping/handling charges).
Send check to: Kent County Parks Foundation
P.O. Box 230165, Grand Rapids, MI 49523
Download our book order form >>
|