- Our list of the best things to do in Mears, Michigan, features the top 28 nearby activities — including 19 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Mears, MI has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Outdoor Places, Museums & Galleries, Sights & Landmarks, and Entertainment & Shows.
- The results below include the top 5 things to do within the city of Mears, MI , followed by 23 popular activities in nearby cities, including Ludington and Muskegon
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33.9 Miles
Open 7 days a week to groups large and small, Vantage Paintball provides two different courses that include a highly competitive option and speed ball. Guests can also shop new and used guns, supplies, paint, and more.
34.9 Miles
Muskegon's Drive-In Theater opens at 8pm seven days a week. There are two screens. Sound via car stereo or portable radio. Food and beverages are available, but outside food is permitted. Large selection of restaurants in town.
34.9 Miles
Offering two screens, Plaza 1 & 2 Theatre plays movies a few months out of theaters or are soon to be released on DVD. They usually only play two movies at a time.
36.5 Miles
At Cinema Carousel Theatre, guests can see the latest movies in digital projection and stadium-style seating. They also serve chili dogs at their concession stand and offer free refills for drinks.
37.5 Miles
First Street Beach in Manistee is next to the Douglas Recreation Area and Lighthouse Park. It offers a playground, picnic area, vollyball nets, gazebos, grills, fishing areas, and basketball courts.
37.9 Miles
Manistee National Golf & Resort offers two separate golf courses with 18 total holes. The resort features multiple packages combining rounds of golf with hotel accommodations, in addition to acces to practice ranges and the Osprey Grille.
38.7 Miles
A location to see and learn about Great Lakes sand dunes and the plants and wildlife that live on them. Hoffmaster State Park has some of the finest dune formations and wooded dune complexes and the famous Gillette Visitor Center known for its educational programs .
39.0 Miles
Situated along the Manistee River, the North Country Trail has sandy soils and a pine-hardwood forest. The trail can be used for biking and hiking and provides access to the river and the Hodenpyl Dam Pond.
39.2 Miles
Manistee's Ransdell Theatre includes a variety of shows, including opera, the Light Night Music Series, and films, with additional performances by the Manistee Civic Players group. In addition to a theatre, the facility also includes Hardy Hall and a ballroom, which are available for private functions.
39.2 Miles
Manistee North Pierhead Lighthouse is a landmark that is popular for walking and sightseeing. At the end of the pier sits the lighthouse where visitors can walk near to get views of the Lake.