Goshorn Lake is a small inland lake near Saugatuck, Michigan, named after James Goshorn. It is separated by high sand dunes from the Lake Michigan shore and was once a meeting place for the Pottawatomi Native Americans.
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Beautiful lake never even knew it was there caught 5 little bass in 3 1/2 hours. I think its a little overfished ,, there are 2 resorts on the lake. There is canoe access at the north end where 65th street dead ends. Wish fishing had been better , because its just a great lake.the few full time residents confirm the small fish in the lake.UPDATE * went there sept 2023 got 4 8 inch bass. will...
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Quiet, secluded nearly 30 acre spring fed lake just 1.5 miles from downtown Saugatuck, excellent swimming, fishing and no wake boating. People have come here since the mid 1800s. Hidden Dunes Log Cabins own the SW corner and have a great oversized dock, beach and...
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It has basketball hoops, a volleyball court, an amazing beach with a lake, a great pool, a small playground, and a grass field to play in. All the cabins are amazing and the people are very nice....
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