Lakeside Park

Lakeside Park is a park in Rogers City extends more than ten sections of land of waterfront and wonderfully kept up grounds spotted with play areas, excursion zones, and an assortment of recreational regions for angling, swimming, volleyball and ball. Associated by winding walkways and promenade, the recreation center offers a bandshell, structure and nourishment concessions and additionally the city's 140-slip marina.

An extraordinary element of the recreation center is Sailors Memorial. The dedication was built in memory of the mariners whose lives were lost in the sinking of two steel steamers utilized as a part of the limestone and coal exchanges. The Carl D. Bradley went down in 1958 and the Cedarville in 1965. Appallingly, the vast majority of the mariners on board both bound vessels were from Rogers City and the encompassing territory.