- Our list of the best things to do in Portage, Michigan, features the top 73 nearby activities — including 22 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Portage, MI has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Outdoor Places, Amusement, Entertainment & Shows, and Museums & Galleries.
- The results below include the top 18 things to do within the city of Portage, MI , followed by 55 popular activities in nearby cities, including Kalamazoo, Battle Creek, Augusta and Leland
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6.4 Miles
Opened in 2010, the Old Dog Tavern is a local pub offering food, drinks, and entertainment for its patrons. Visitors commonly enjoy grabbing a meal, having a drink, listening to live music, or playing free ping-pong at the tavern.
7.4 Miles
K-Zoo Skate Zoo offers Skateboarding, Inline skating and Bikes at their facility. They feature a spine ramp, a 6800 sq. feet inside skating area along with another 7200 sq ft. of skating area outside entirely surfaced with Skatelite.
7.7 Miles
Crafting wines from its own locally grown grapes, Lawton Ridge Winery offers a variety or red, white and dessert wines. The winery hosts a tasting room for sampling wines as well as several special events throughout the year.
9.2 Miles
Celebrating the growth of the beer industry in Kalamazoo and its surrounding areas, West Michigan Beer Tours offers an array of beer tasting/sampling excursions. This includes walking tours as well as bus tours to local breweries.
9.5 Miles
Featuring two lakes, Markin Glen County Park offers an array of activities for visitors, including fishing, swimming, hiking, and a variety of sports. There are picnic shelters, playgrounds, and camp sites, as well.
14.1 Miles
Located in Augusta, the Barn Theatre is one of the oldest summer-stock theatres in the U.S. This theatre is owned by the Ragotzy family and has performed almost 500 shows since it's opening in 1946.
14.3 Miles
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5163 Fort Custer Drive, Augusta, MI 49012
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Fort Custer Recreation Area is loccated in Augusta and offers access to three lakes and the Kalamazoo River. The area also has forests, prairie restoration areas, an extensive campground, and trails.
14.9 Miles
Built in 1949, Park Theatre was manufactured from surplus World War II material. Though film screening ceased in 1996, the theatre is regularly reserved for special events.
15.2 Miles
The Gull Lake View Golf Club and Resort in located in Augusta and remains the area's oldest and largest golf resorts. The resort also features five golf courses, lodging and dining with amenities and services for business trips or family vacations.
15.9 Miles
The geologic-formed Natural Bridge State Park is an area featuring a marble arch and a man-made dam comprised of white marble. Bedrock marble here is 550 years old and has been carved out over time from glacial water melt.