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The beach is amazing! I really appreciate the fact that they have a mat on the sand that leads to the water, which is perfect for me since I use a wheelchair and can't walk on the sand. However, one downside is that there is an entrance fee. It seems unfair to have to pay to access a beach that is supposed to be public. I don't think I'll be visiting this place again. Glencoe, please improve your policies.
The beach is really lovely and it's kept in good condition. There's a fantastic pier with a boardwalk that goes all the way to it. It's also got a fantastic playground for children and some pleasant picnic areas and shelters for small get-togethers.
Glencoe beach is an absolutely amazing spot to have a great time, truly a breathtaking place to make the most of your summer days and nights. The water play area provides endless fun for the little ones, and the playground area has been completely revamped. The trellises, which can be rented, and the grill stations are perfect for spending a whole day at the beach.
The beach may be smaller in size, but it's a hit with my kids! They absolutely adore the playground where they can have a great time. Additionally, there are water sprayers for them to run around in, and convenient eating areas and pergolas on the side. It's always maintained well and kept clean, which is impressive. Moreover, the season pass is reasonably priced, making it one of our top choices among the local beaches!
The beach is lovely and well-maintained, offering a stunning vista of Lake Michigan. The sprayground provides plenty of entertainment for children, and the addition of a ramp and steps leading to the beach enhances its overall charm. Standing at the end of the picturesque pier allows you to feel the exhilaration of waves splashing on your feet, which is especially enjoyable for the little ones. The only drawback is that non-residents are required to pay $20, but considering the current circumstances, it's understandable that residents may prioritize safety and wish to avoid overcrowding on the beach.