Johnson Park

Kettle Lake sits just a stone's throw away—literally 0.2 miles—which means water access is woven into the daily fabric here. Johnson Park itself is modest: a 2-acre platted subdivision where lots average 0.30 acres, the kind of tight quarters that rewards knowing your neighbors and keeping a tight ship. Homes run around $537K, and you're served by Caledonia Community Schools. The practical stuff: Gerald R. Ford airport is a quick 12.9-minute drive, downtown Grand Rapids about 26.6 minutes further. There's a restaurant within a 5-minute walk, and 18 more within a mile, so you're not starving for options. Campau Lake Public Access and its boat launch sit just 6 minutes away on foot. The grocery is 4.2 miles out, which is fine—nothing here pretends to be walkable urban living. It's compact, water-adjacent, and positioned in Garbow Plat Area where the appeal is straightforward: you know exactly what you're getting, and you get quick access to it.