Things to Do in Cedar Grove

Amsterdam Park is a park in Cedar Grove featuring over 1,500 feet of Lake Michigan frontage, sandy beaches, and dunes. We offer a public boat launch with a pier, and we allow dogs on the beach south of the pier. Our facilities include picnic tables, a playground, and a port-o-potty. The 328-acre property also encompasses forest, wetlands, bluffs, and streams, with a Raptor Research Station adjacent to our land.

Cedar Grove Trailhead - Sheboygan Interurban Trail is a hiking area in Cedar Grove. We offer access to a 14-mile paved and on-road trail that spans from the Ozaukee County/Sheboygan County Line to the City of Sheboygan, connecting communities like Oostburg and Sheboygan. The trail's route follows the historic Interurban railway line that once linked Milwaukee to Sheboygan, and some sections traverse town roads and Kohler-Andrae State Park.

Amsterdam Dunes Preservation Area is a hiking area in Cedar Grove. We feature over 1,500 feet of Lake Michigan frontage with sand dunes, forest, and wetlands. Our team established this 328-acre property as a Wetland Mitigation Bank and Preservation Area, restoring degraded stream corridors to their historical floodplains.

Belgium Waterfowl Production Area is a nature preserve in Cedar Grove. We offer 284 acres of grassland habitat for exploration.

Independence Park is a park in Cedar Grove. Our facilities include a baseball diamond, a playground, and a tennis court. We also offer bathrooms, picnic tables, a shelter, a volleyball sand court, and a short pathway for walks.

Holland Fest Memorial Park is a park in Cedar Grove, offering walking trails and a playground with slides. We feature a bandstand for events like the Holland Festival, which brings music and family fun to the area.