Muskegon Luge Adventure Sports Park runs a two-day outdoor summer camp for kids in 5th through 8th grade, held June 22-23 with each day running 9:00am to 3:30pm. Campers zip line, ride the wheel luge, shoot archery, rock climb and take nature hikes, guided and supervised by park staff throughout. The cost is $160 per camper, campers are outdoors the entire time and should dress for the weather, and most activities require a signed parent waiver plus a size range of 60 to 250 pounds.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Muskegon Luge Adventure Sports Park directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Chele ValentineWe were visiting from Ohio and added this outdoor adventure park to our itinerary—and we're so glad we did! We started with the zip lines, where the staff did an excellent job explaining everything and making sure we were comfortable and properly equipped. The zip line experience itself was fantastic. Next, we tackled the rock wall. Once again, the employees were patient, knowledgeable, and encouraging. We then moved on to archery, where the staff really took the time to teach us proper technique and make the experience enjoyable for beginners. We finished the day with the summer luge, which was an absolute blast! Throughout every activity, the employees were friendly, helpful, and genuinely fun to talk to. We spent the entire day here and had an amazing time. If you're looking for a fun outdoor adventure, this place is definitely worth a visit!
★★★★★Shellee AndrewsI had a great time! Please know that you have to carry your sled up a lot of stairs. Pay attention to the instructions on steering and have soft knees at the end of the run.
★★★★★chris hopkinsThe Muskegon Luge was an absolute blast. The track is fast, smooth, and just intense enough to be exciting without feeling unsafe. The staff does a great job explaining everything, and you can tell safety is a big priority. The whole park is awesome too. Really beautiful in the winter and a super unique experience you can’t find many places. Whether you’re local or visiting, this is 100% worth doing at least once. If you like adrenaline but don’t want “terrifying,” this is the perfect middle ground. We would definitely go back.
★★★★★Greg EakinsThis place is a treat for winter sports. They hit a lot of activities all at once - XC ski, snowshoeing, ice skating, and luge! The ice rink is huge - and they flooded out some trails through the woods so you can do some loops through the woods, which is more interesting than doing circles on the rink. The ice skating rentals there are really good quality. They had Riedell skates. They have variants of skates - recreational, hockey, and speed. They are also chill about trying out the various kinds. When we were there they were also having a winter sport "try-athlon", which honestly sounds like a blast. We will be back to try this out!
★★★★★Cyndi BakerSKI, SKATE, SNOWSHOE, LUGE And Coming Soon, an Ice Climbing Wall. Skating the rink or the trail, or both, they've thought of everything to make your experiences the best. Complete wth the Campfire areas. They have beer n wine, Friday and Saturday evening. Hotdogs, chili (while it lasts), snacks and marshmallows for roasting; or you can bring your own and set up in the Warming Tents or the various tables n chairs that are set up around the dozens of campfires. So Much Fun. We love it there!!