Ferrysburg

Built around the Grand River’s outlet into Lake Michigan, Ferrysburg grew into a small waterfront city in western Michigan. The river’s broad lower reach separates Ferrysburg from Grand Haven before reaching the open waters of the lake, placing both a working harbor and shoreline recreation close by. Ferrysburg is named for William Montague Ferry, an early settler associated with the development of the Grand Haven area, linking the city to the region’s nineteenth-century settlement story. Its setting combines the Grand River corridor with Lake Michigan’s sandy coast and changing weather off the water. Browse additional webcams from the Grand River corridor and Lake Michigan shore to extend your view of western Michigan.

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