Fall for Flavor: Top 10 Wine and Cider Spots in West Michigan

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West Michigan, often overlooked as a destination for cider and wine enthusiasts, has emerged as the perfect autumn escape. The combination of exquisite libations and the vibrant fall foliage make this region a must-visit during the season. In recent years, it has become a hotspot not just for beer lovers, but also for those seeking a diverse range of delightful drinks and activities. Here, Wander West Michigan presents its top picks for your fall adventures. Scroll through to discover your ideal destination and be sure to share this article with a fellow adventurer!

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A Hub for Fall Enthusiasts

Begin your autumn journey in Grand Rapids, the gateway to West Michigan’s fall wonders. This dynamic city offers more than just access to the region’s autumn treasures; it’s a picturesque setting with vibrant fall colors and a welcoming atmosphere that embodies the season.

Best Places for Wine Enthusiasts

1. Raise A Glass Wine Tours

We can’t talk about wine at Wander West without mentioning one of our favorites, Raise A Glass Wine Tours. They offer tours for both beer and wine enthusiasts, along with the option for in-home catering.

Raise A Glass Wine Tours stands out by providing a top-notch, hassle-free experience. You’ll be chauffeured through the charming streets of West Michigan with full-service treatment at every stop. The fall air is filled with the sweet scents of apples and the rich aromas of wines, creating an unforgettable atmosphere perfect for groups of friends and couples.

As you journey through West Michigan’s beautiful landscapes, you’ll have the opportunity to sample an array of delightful ciders and wines, each bursting with the flavors of the season. Whether you prefer the bold, complex notes of aged wines or the crisp, refreshing taste of freshly pressed apple cider, Raise A Glass Wine Tours ensures you experience the best this region offers.

This autumn, raise your glass to West Michigan’s bountiful cider and wineries and let Raise A Glass Wine Tours guide you on an adventure filled with taste and tradition. Embrace the changing seasons and savor the moment with this delightful journey through the heart of West Michigan.

2. Hudsonville Winery

Indulge your senses in Hudsonville, Michigan, where exquisite offerings await. Immerse yourself in their award-winning wines, handcrafted right here in West Michigan in their own cellar. Don’t miss the newest addition to their lineup, the Hudsonville Hard Seltzer, available in a range of tantalizing flavors. Plan your visit to enjoy a refreshing pint or take home a growler of your favorite brew. But that’s not all – the full lunch and dinner menu is a foodie’s paradise, offering a delectable range from burgers and burritos to fresh salads and wraps. Be sure to savor the Bavarian Pretzel Bites with Pike 51 Beer Cheese; it’s a crowd-pleaser. Come join the experience in a world of taste and quality that’s second to none!

3. Sierra Rose Cellars

Sierra Rose Cellars is a boutique winery that specializes in producing high-quality, handcrafted wines. Located in a picturesque setting, they offer a diverse selection of wines, inviting visitors to savor the essence of the Sierra Foothills in every sip.

4. Robinette’s Apple Haus & Winery

Robinette’s is a beloved orchard and winery nestled in the heart of Michigan. They are known for their delicious apple-based products, including cider and wine, as well as their family-friendly orchard activities and scenic landscapes.

5. Pour Michigan

Pour Michigan is a dynamic beverage distribution company that curates and delivers a wide range of Michigan-made beverages. They connect local breweries, wineries, and distilleries with consumers, offering a taste of the state’s diverse drink scene.

Best Places for Cider Lovers

The Butchers Onion

A charming cider destination, The Butchers Onion provides a cozy atmosphere to enjoy a variety of artisanal ciders. Their selection is sure to please cider enthusiasts with its unique and refreshing options.

Frugthaven Farm

Frugthaven Farm is a picturesque cider orchard that offers a delightful escape into the world of apple-based drinks. Visitors can relish the flavors of carefully crafted ciders in a serene countryside setting.

Farmhaus Cider

Farmhaus Cider specializes in crafting small-batch, handcrafted ciders. Situated in a rustic farm setting, they offer an array of cider options, each with its own distinct character.

Stoneyridge Vineyards

While known for its vineyards, Stoneyridge also takes pride in producing exceptional hard ciders. Guests can enjoy the beauty of the vineyard while sipping on quality cider offerings.

Arktos Meadery

Arktos Meadery is a unique destination for mead enthusiasts. This meadery offers a range of mead varieties, with an ambiance that blends modernity and tradition, making it a must-visit for those eager to explore this ancient drink.

Bonus Hidden Gem: The Peoples Cider

This 140-square-foot bar has swiftly become a local favorite, boasting a 4.7 rating on Yelp, and for good reason. One of their signature drinks, ‘The Brick Street Night Club,’ was described as ‘light, refreshing, and crisp.’ The bar’s claim to fame is ‘there is room for all,’ according to the owner. Don’t hesitate to check out this hidden gem in the cider world.

The Allure of West Michigan in the Fall

West Michigan’s autumn season is a visual masterpiece, with vibrant foliage painting the landscape in rich shades of red, orange, and yellow. It’s a time when the region comes alive with breathtaking scenery, providing the perfect backdrop for your wine and cider adventures. Furthermore, West Michigan offers a diverse range of outdoor activities, ensuring there’s something for every traveler, from scenic hikes to leisurely strolls, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the beauty of the season.

Plan Your Fall Visit Today!

To make the most of your fall adventure in West Michigan, Wander West has some practical tips for you. If possible, plan your trip well in advance, considering factors like accommodations, travel routes, and the operating hours of the wineries and cider mills you wish to visit. While fall is enchanting throughout the season, the best time to experience the full splendor of autumn’s colors in West Michigan is typically during mid to late October. During this period, you’ll be treated to the peak of fall foliage, ensuring a picture-perfect and memorable experience. (Note: while planning is fun, spontaneous adventures are NEVER out of the question; do it if you have the means!)

For those eager to delve deeper into the world of fall travel, we invite you to explore our collection of articles and resources dedicated to this enchanting season. Whether you seek destination recommendations, travel tips, or inspiring stories, a wealth of information is waiting for you.

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Best Beach Hikes in West Michigan

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West Michigan is home to one of the most beautiful lakes in the country, Lake Michigan. With that comes some amazing beach hiking trails that showcase the lake, the nature that surrounds it, and the communities that call it home. Below is a list of some of the best beach hiking trails in West Michigan.

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White Pine Trail

The longest trail in the Mitten state is right in West Michigan. The White Pine Trail is 92 miles long and runs from Cadillac to Comstock Park, with many businesses and fun things to do along the way. This paved trail offers beautiful views along with bike shops, restaurants, taverns, and hotels along the route. Enjoy wooded areas, bridges, fields, and so much more! Stop in some of the cities it runs through and see what they have to offer. Peek at the Rockford Farmer’s Market and grab some fresh, local food to chow on at one of the picnic areas offered along the route or stop in Belmont for ice cream. For a list of businesses along the route, head over to their website.

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Lakeshore Trail

Head over to Lakeshore Trail which is a 20-mile paved path that runs parallel to the west Michigan lakeshore all the way to Holland State Park. Travel through three Ottawa county beach parks and naturel areas. Rosy Mound Natural Area, Kirk Park, and Tunnel Park have so much to offer! The trail also follows a ridge of rolling dunes, beautiful tree lines, and much more. Explore this trail today!

Grand Haven Beach Walk

Looking for a short loop trail for a quick trip? Grand Haven Beach Walk is about one-and-a-half miles and is easily completed in just over 30 minutes. Stroll along the Grand Haven Beach, mosey towards the pier, and check out the lighthouse. Take this quick hike and spend your day at the beach enjoying the spectacular views and glistening water.

Warren Dunes State Park

Warren Dunes State Park offers a variety of trails with differing distances and views. The major plus side is that all of the trails are listed as moderate hikes. This means you get to challenge yourself a bit, while still not pushing yourself to the extreme. See the list of available trails below.

Warren Dunes Trail: This trail takes just over an hour and a half to complete and is just under 5 miles in length.
Warren Dunes Beach Trail: About 3.6 miles in length, this trail takes an estimated hour and 14 minutes to complete.
Mount Randall Loop: This trail is about a 58-minute hike consisting of 2.1 miles of stunning views!
Sandy Woods Dune Hike: Complete this mile-and-a-half of trails in just over 30 minutes!

Rosy Mountain Natural Area

Spend the day at Rosy Mountain Natural Area and enjoy hiking trails and boardwalks. Make your way to the swimming beach (walk to beach is strenuous), and hike up the stairways and deck to views of Lake Michigan. Bring your favorite foods and snacks and utilize the picnic tables and grills along the route. With modern restrooms near parking and rustic restrooms near beach, it’s a win-win for families with little ones. The trail to the shoreline is less than a mile followed by the 1000 feet of stairs up and down the dunes. For a different route, stroll down the dune boardwalk trail near the beach.

Saugatuck

Dunes State Park

With four different trails that total about 13 miles, you can enjoy as much or as little hiking as you choose at Dunes State Park. Labeled by different colors, the trails offered and their lengths are listed below.

Saugatuck Dunes Beach Trail is marked yellow and is one-and-a-half miles long.
Saugatuck Dunes Livingston Trail is marked red and is two-and-a-half miles long.
Saugatuck Dunes North Trail marked white and is two-and-a-half miles long.
Saugatuck Dunes South Trail is marked blue and is fine-and-a-half miles long.

The park also features a two mile mountain bike trail, a disc golf course, and other outdoor recreation opportunities.

Holland

Tunnel Park

Take a light stroll down the 480 foot paved path to Tunnel Beach and 240 foot sloped sand to Lake Michigan . If you’re looking for a different view or can’t make it down the sloped sand to the beach, head up the dune stairway and enjoy breath-taking scenic views of Lake Michigan. Make sure to check out the unique tunnel through a dune to the beach. The park does include a parking fee from Memorial Day through Labor Day. The fee is $8 per day or annual permits are available for purchase.

Muskegon

Muskegon State Park

This state park offers six different trails ranging from just under one mile to five miles. Choose how many you want to enjoy during your trip. The trails are listed below.

Lost Lake Trail: Three Quarters of a Mile
Devil’s Kitchen Trail: One Mile
Scenic Ridge Trail: One-and-a-Quarter Mile
Dune Ridge Trail: One and Three Quarters of a Mile
Hearty Hiker Trail: One and Three Quarters of a Mile
Loop to Loop Trail: Five Miles

Grand Rapids

Lake Leota Trail is just over four miles, is considered a super easy route, and is usually completed in just over an hour. It offers fishing, as well as hiking, along route. Dogs are welcome but must be on a leash. Plus, there’s a paved walk with beach access! Benches and picnic tables are available along the route for breaks and snacks, so don’t worry about needing to take a breather!

Sandy Hansen Shoreline is a relatively short loop of about one-and-a-half miles, and is easily completed in about 30 minutes. It’s popular for hiking, road biking, and trail running. The trail is open year round and dog friendly, as long as your furry friend is leashed. The paved loop links to several other trails that may increase the length of your trip, if you decide you’re having too much fun to leave! Most sections are gentle grade but watch out because there are a couple of moderately steep sections.

Fennville

South Swan Creek Loop Trail is just over a five-and-a-half-mile loop and considered fairly easy. The average the complete the full route takes about two hours. This trail is a popular spot for birding, camping, and hiking.

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The Ultimate GR Coffee Tour

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If you’re a coffee lover in Grand Rapids, Michigan, you’re in luck. The city boasts a vibrant coffee scene with over 18+ types of shops dispersed through out the city to choose from. Whether you’re looking for a cozy spot to work from with your laptop or a chill place to catch up with friends, there is something for every type of coffee drinker to enjoy.

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Madcap Coffee

One of the most well-known coffee shops in Grand Rapids is Madcap Coffee Company. With two locations in the city, Madcap is a local favorite for its high-quality coffee and cozy atmosphere. They use coffee beans sourced from all over the world and roast them in-house, ensuring that each cup is fresh and delicious. The knowledgeable staff can help you choose the perfect drink, whether it’s a classic latte or a more adventurous pour-over. Madcap has their own coffee subscription which even offers free shipping! Who can beat that??

Hidden Gem: Scorpion Hearts Club

Scorpion Hearts Club is a hidden gem in the Grand Rapids coffee scene. If you’re a coffee and sustainability lover in the area, this is a MUST try for you! One of the things that sets Scorpion Hearts Club apart from other coffee shops in the area is its commitment to sustainability AND community growth. They use only organic, fair-trade coffee beans and source their milk from local farmers. In addition, they use compostable cups and utensils and recycle as much as possible. The atmosphere at Scorpion Hearts Club is cozy and inviting, with comfortable seating and plenty of natural light. It’s the perfect spot to catch up with friends or work on your laptop. They also have a small selection of pastries and snacks if you need a little something to go with your coffee. You’ll definitely need to add Scorpion Hearts Club to your tour!

The Sparrows Coffee Tea & Newsstand

Another popular spot is The Sparrows Coffee Tea & Newsstand, which offers a wide selection of coffee and tea drinks as well as a curated selection of magazines and newspapers. They also serve delicious pastries and sandwiches, making it a great place to grab breakfast or lunch. The cozy atmosphere and friendly staff make The Sparrows a great spot to relax and enjoy a cup of coffee. Something that is really beautiful and unique to Sparrows Coffee is their support of “Joven” which is a coffee brand started by a local 14 year old. This brand supports other adolescents around the world which is an amazing plus to add to your morning coffee!

Rowster Coffee

For those looking for a unique coffee experience, check out Rowster Coffee. They have been roasting their own coffee since 2005 and offer a variety of brewing methods, including pour-over and Chemex. They also have a small menu of sandwiches and pastries. The minimalist decor and industrial feel make Rowster a great spot for those who appreciate a modern aesthetic. One really unique thing about Rowster is that they have an option to sell their coffee for fundraising events. Your organization can ear $5 per 12oz bag of coffee beans. They have a whole page on their website explaining fundraising here if you’d like to know more.

Lantern Coffee Bar & Lounge

Meanwhile, Lantern Coffee Bar & Lounge offers a more laid-back atmosphere, with comfortable seating and excellent coffee. They use locally roasted beans and offer a variety of drinks, including espresso, pour-over, and cold brew. The spacious seating area makes it a great spot to hang out and work or simply catch up with friends.

Ferris Coffee & Nut Co

With four different locations through out the city, Ferris Coffee & Nut Co. is one of the many coffee shops that make Grand Rapids’ coffee scene so vibrant. Ferris has been a staple in the city since 1924, making it one of the oldest coffee shops in the area. They roast their own coffee beans in-house and offer a wide selection of drinks ranging from classic lattes to more unique options like their lavender latte. In addition to coffee, Ferris also offers a variety of nuts, dried fruits, and other snacks. Their extensive selection of nuts, butters and treats makes Ferris a great spot to grab a quick bite to eat in addition to your coffee. They also have a small retail section where you can purchase coffee beans and brewing equipment to take home.

Lyon Street Cafe

Lyon Street Cafe in Grand Rapids, Michigan is a great spot for coffee and baked goods. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, with cozy seating, exposed brick walls, and a large window that overlooks the street. The coffee is freshly brewed and they have a variety of pastries and sandwiches to choose from. The baristas are friendly and knowledgeable, and can recommend the perfect drink to suit your taste. Lyon Street focuses on personal and community growth, so you know the vibes are always immaculate hanging out here.

Outside Coffee Co

Outside Coffee Co. in Grand Rapids Michigan is special because they offer freshly roasted coffee from all over the world, crafted in their small-batch roaster. For drinks, we recommend their Mokaya Mocha or Granny Bannany latte to try something you won’t get anywhere else. They have an especially unique setting with their outdoor patio that encourages people to talk and enjoy beautiful scenery rather than stare at screens. The goal of Outside Coffee Co is to give you delicious drinks and a breath of fresh air while you spend a moment with loved ones. Of course you can work remotely from this lovely location too, but it’s always good to take a break and Outside Coffee definitely encourages you to do so.

The Bitter End Coffeehouse

The Bitter End Coffeehouse in Grand Rapids, Michigan is a great place to visit! Housed inside a historic business building, this coffee house is actually open 24/7 – and YES they also have indoor and outdoor seating for those late night work or study sessions. There are a lot of night owls out there that don’t often have a place to go for their late night coffee cravings, and for this I say – we’ve found your solution! They also have fair trade select coffees and other beverage choices. Bitter End also boasts the best Chai Latter recipe that they curated in house, so we definitely recommend. trying one of their home made recipes. Anything you try here is sure to be delicious and soul-warming!

The Last Mile Cafe

When you enter Last Mile’s website, you immediately know what they’re all about. If you go there, you’ll see that the first thing they talk about is 10% of your purchases going to charities of your choice! A business that gives back usually has some of the highest quality products. That said, what makes last Mile Cafe really great is that they are focused on sustainability as well as being a black woman-owned business. They also have a coffee subscription option where you can choose different types of beans and more to get sent to you every month! This way, you know you’re getting your coffee from good places. Last but certainly not least, a place with such charitable intentions also has the most delicious coffee and beverages. You can choose from flavors like Vanilla, Caramel, Peppermint and more. You can also opt for a tea, like a sweet Rooibos, if that’s more your preference! Whatever you decide to get here, it’s going to taste great.

You won’t be disappointed with anything on this Grand Rapids Coffee Tour.

These are just a few of the 18 or more coffee shops in Grand Rapids. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, be sure to check out some of these fantastic spots and experience the city’s coffee culture for yourself. You might just discover a new favorite drink or meet some friendly locals along the way. So grab a cup of coffee and explore all that Grand Rapids coffee has to offer!

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Spring Break in West Michigan

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Do you love the outdoors? Do you love great food, festivals, art, and more? Then, you’ll definitely need to consider West Michigan for your Spring Break trip this year! Though, yes, we are home to “Beer City, U.S.A.” (also known as Grand Rapids), we have so much more to offer than just that! You can feel like you’ve traveled to the Netherlands, experience the annual Burning Man Festival, or road-trip to one of our historic lighthouses! There are so many options to keep your vacation time exciting, restful, or just simply beautiful—so make this 2024 Spring Break whatever you’d like it to be!

Grab your buddies, your fur friends, and whoever else is ready for the grand adventure awaiting you this Spring Break in Western Michigan.

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Escape to Holland (MI)

You won’t need to take a 15 hour flight to get to this destination! Not only do they have their internationally known Tulip Time Festival but they’re also known for their great food, historic lighthouses, and other outdoor adventures.

Tulip Time Annual Festival

Free tickets and details may be found **here.**

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The annual Tulip Time Festival is a gorgeous and unforgettable trip back in time. Since 1939, the unmistakable dutch architecture, vivid colors, flowers, and foliage have been taking our breath away—residents and tourists alike—as this town grew into what it is today. This celebration is recognized all over the world and has won recognition in many ways such as the, World Destination Worth Traveling For award in 2019. It’s not hard to see why this festival and beautifully historic town would win international and local hearts, together! If you’re looking for something that could be peaceful, family friendly or maybe even a romantic getaway for spring? This should be a top destination on your West Michigan itinerary!

Keep a look out for Wander West’s Tulip Time Festival Guide which will give you all the details you need to know about this well-known springtime festival.

Windmill Island Gardens

Admission: $6 (Kids) to $12 (Adults)

Hours: 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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Perfect for a romantic and dreamy destination, this windmill and tulip garden will leave you speechless. It’s perfectly cared for gardens and greenery are the peak environment for romance, enjoying nature, or an ethereal photo-op. I don’t think you need much of an excuse to visit, other than feeling like you’ve escaped to another world! With its combined beauty and affordable admission, this is a necessary addition to your 2023 Spring Break bucket list in Western Michigan.

Tranquil Beaches

There are several beaches you can choose from in Holland, all with the most gorgeous views and bluest water you’ve ever seen! Many first-time Western Michigan tourists are surprised by the crystal clear water of Michigan. Here are a couple beaches we suggest:

Holland State Park

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Here you’ll find ice cream, concessions, and a historical and beautiful lighthouse to explore—not to mention its naturally beautiful scenery and lakefront views! Referred to by the locals as “Big Red,” this historical lighthouse is certainly one of their most popular and well traveled attractions. You can click here for more info about Big Red and how to explore.

Tunnel Park

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This is a popular location for family fun and a unique beach getaway. Find lovely greenery and a fun play area to explore before you make your way to and through the tunnel! The tunnel entrance to the beach is built beneath a sand dune—giving you a one-of-a-kind perspective and view of the water as well as the beach.

For a full list of Holland beaches feel free to click here.

More Upcoming Festivals:

Laugh Fest

Dates: March 5-9 2025

If you haven’t heard of Laugh Fest you’re missing out! This event is the first of it kind, featuring famous comedic talent like Whoopi Goldberg, Seth Meyers, Ali Wong, Kevin Hart, and more! This fest is sponsored by Gilda’s Club Grand Rapids, who are dedicated to supporting all humans in their grief, especially those affected by cancer. Gilda’s Club is a free mental health service, so this festivity not only raises funds but also everyone’s spirits! If the cold season has you down and you’d like something that gives joy and gives back, this is a great stop on your spring break journey.

Grand Rapids Whiskey Festival

Dates: March 29, 2025

Need we say more? Grand Rapids might be known as Beer City but that doesn’t mean she can’t hold her whiskey, too! Be sure to check out the Whiskey Festival if you want to enjoy time with current friends, make connections with new ones, and maybe even build relationships with top whisky brands (if that’s something you’re into). Great for enthusiasts and beginners alike! Enjoy live music, food, and other entertainment while trying all of the best whiskey there is to offer.

Ticket Details:

General Admission Tickets

Includes 7 p.m. entry
10 cocktail/beverage sampling tickets
Commemorative glass, keepsake photo, and live entertainment

VIP Admission Ticket

Early 6 p.m. entry
Exclusive cocktail tasting
15 cocktail/beverage sampling tickets
Commemorative glass, keepsake photo, live entertainment

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Grand Haven Kite Festival

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Enjoy a beach breeze and a million brilliant colors as kites of all different shapes and sizes fill up the sky for this annually free festival event! You can bring your own, test one of the many new ones manufactured this year, and even watch professional kite flying performances done to special music! This will be a truly beautiful and unique experience, perfect for anyone—a group of friends, family fun or even a low key date or beach day.

Music, Movies, and More!

Concerts Under the Stars:

Admission: $16 to $20 (GRPM Members Discount)

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Do you love to star gaze? Are you a fan of live music, too? This is the perfect combination for a date night or night out with friends! Concerts Under the Stars is a chance for science, music, and visual art enthusiasts alike to enjoy together. While there isn’t meal service, there are delicious drinks and refreshments available!

More Live Concerts

There are tons of live performances to choose from this spring, so we’ve decided to highlight a few for you. If none of these amazing musical guests interest you, feel free to click here for a full list of concerts. You can also search for more performances in different areas if you still don’t like what you see!

The Capri Drive-In Theater

Have you ever experienced the fun of an outdoor, drive-in movie before? The Capri Drive-In has snacks and plenty of parking, so grab your boo, snacks, and drinks and pick a movie to enjoy together! This drive-in is a perfect way to ring in spring and the coming of warmer weather.

Zip Lines, Ropes, and Archery Tag!

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There are a couple different places to find unique activities for you, your friends, and family this spring! Allegan Event offers indoor rope courses, zip lines, and rock climbing as well delicious food to refuel after all the fun games. Another place to have an absolute blast would be Battle GR, which we’ve written about before and for good reason! They’re offering archery tag games that are unlike anything you’ve played before. Pick teams and use perfectly safe and soft arrows to win against each other, using different obstacles and tents on the field to help you hide.

Lighthouses

Did you know Michigan has more lighthouses than any other state? Stretched throughout this gorgeous state you’ll find many, so make sure to make them a part of your beach day if you plan on being near some water during your 2024 Spring Break visit! See below for a map of all the lighthouses surrounding Lake Michigan! Click here for more information about the full circle tour and request a free paper map of the lighthouses.

One of the most well known lighthouses is in Holland, Michigan and is known as “Big Red” by the locals. This is one of the most photographed spots in the whole state, and one look at any photo featuring Big Red will tell you why. Enjoy amazing views, beach breezes, and local fare while adventuring lake side.

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Museums and Coffee

If you’re the quieter type, no matter if it’s spring break or not, consider some of these relaxing and creative destinations. Go on a coffee tour of the local favorites or simply sip on a delicious latte while perusing the best art museums the city has to offer.

Keep scrolling for our recommendations!

Kuizenga Art Museum

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This art museum focuses on cultural diversity and highlights the viewers right to self determination about their interpretations of the exhibited art.

There are 47 museums to choose from in West Michigan, so check out our full list of museums by clicking here.

Grand Rapids Kids Museum

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While you can always check out the Grand Rapids Public Museum, as well, the kids museum is perfect for a family vacation! They always have free and low cost events happening, so make sure to check out their website for admission information. They also have activities and new exhibits coming up, like their new Alaskan Adventure, Molly Denali, which is based on the popular PBS kids show. Learn about Alaska and so much more at this wonderful family friendly destination!

Higher Grounds Coffee

If you’re looking for coffee that cares about not only its customers but who they get their coffee from, look no further than Higher Grounds! Pictured here is one of their founding members and partnering farmers sipping on a delicious coffee made with the beans he farmed himself! They’ve also won sustainability awards in the area. Enjoy the best coffee atmosphere and drinks, knowing you’re getting high quality and high care coffee products!

If this isn’t near your stop, here’s a list of a few other coffee spots to check out:

**The Living Room Community Cafe – South Haven
**Uncommon Coffee Roasters – Saugatuck
**Lemonjello’s – Holland
**The Good Earth – Holland
**The Side Bar – Grand Haven
**Aldea Coffee – Grand Haven and Muskegon
**Drip Drop Drink – Muskegon

As you can tell, there’s absolutely no limit to the fun you can have during your spring break here in Western Michigan. We barely even scraped the tip of the iceberg for things to do around here, so make sure to check back with us regularly for updates and the latest events!

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Girls’ Night Ideas—West Michigan

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Get ready to be inspired with some unique girl’s night ideas in West Michigan. Navigating hectic schedules and busy days can be tricky. But, taking the time to unwind and hang out with your friends is important. Whether your crew wants to keep it chill at home or go out for a night out on the town.

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Try A Cooking Class

Experiencing a new culture through a cooking class can be an excellent way to bond. There are in-person classes held at The Downtown Market. It would also be fun to meet at someone’s house and check out an online class. If you live far apart, you could always cook your favorite dish over Zoom or Facetime.

Indulge in a Dessert Night

Enjoy a luscious girls’ night indulging in fine desserts. You could head to a fancy ice cream parlor, or try that Bakery and Coffee Shop you’ve had your eyes on. Potluck style would be fun, too; everyone could bake a homemade sweet treat to share. You deserve to treat yourselves to something yummy!

Check Out a Board Game Bar

Get competitive with the girls at a board game bar. House Rules is a board game lounge that offers events, craft beverages, and snacks. The game selection is out of this world! There’s also a Game Store that you get to walk through as well.

Stroll the Isles at a Record Shop

Share some of your favorite tunes at a local record shop. There really isn’t anything that can bond people together like music! Vertigo Records in Grand Rapids has over 25,000 new LPs and 10,000 used LPs in stock, across multiple genres. You may even find a new genre that you love!

Find a Speak Easy

Have you ever heard of the secret bar in Grand Rapids? Find the speakeasy at The Amway. IDC is one of the best-kept secrets in the Hotel District. There is a private, covered, year-round balcony bar with indoor and outdoor seating, and a panoramic view of the street below and the city above.

Have a Paint and Sip Night

Wine and Canvas offers a step-by-step walk-through on how to recreate beautiful paintings, all while you sip on your favorite beverage. Feel relaxed and inspired in an artsy environment, or grab your own paint and canvases—leave your cares at the door and throw your own paint party! One fun paint project is round-robin painting. Each person gets to paint on a canvas for five minutes and then switch to the next person.

Get Your Future or Tarot Cards Read

You may want to try to get a tarot card reading in person at a metaphysical shop like The 12th House. You could also go online to watch a video or do a distant reading. Tarot reading may be a fun way to gain insight, self-reflect, and gain inspiration with enlightening messages.

Go Bowling

Want to let the good times roll with a night of bowling? Get all the old-school vibes rolling at Clique Lanes, a premier retro bowling center. There’s also BAM! in Holland which offers bowling, axe throwing, pool, and more!

Have Fun Skating

Get a workout and have fun skating with the ladies! Tarry Hall Roller Skating Rink hosts adult nights on Thursdays. Many roller skating rinks also host themed parties! Experience a blast from the past with your friends.

Zip Around on the Scooters

It’s impossible to not smile when riding on an electric scooter. Download Lime and caravan around downtown with your crew. Full speed ahead—adventure awaits you!

Play Tourist in Your Hometown

Become a tourist in your very own town. Stay at the highest-rated hotel and visit some lakeshore attractions. Try that one restaurant that all the tourists have to eat at when visiting. Now’s your chance to view your home from a new perspective.

Get that look!

Find a Comedy Show

Laughter is medicine and a fun way to bond with your friends. There are many venues around west Michigan that host open mic stand-up comedy nights. You can also check out Dr. Grins Comedy Club’s awesome event lineup.

Watch a Meteor Shower

Gaze into space and feel in awe of the universe on girls’ night. Watching shooting stars is like the definition of a magical evening. Crack open a bottle of whatever tickles your fancy, lay back, and look up into the beautiful night sky. Check online for sighting opportunities near you, Meteor Showers Calendar 2023.

Chill at a Late-night Coffee Shop

Bask in the late-night coffee shop vibes with the gals. There’s a certain vibe that hits just right when you’re sipping a latte at midnight. The Bitter End Coffeehouse is ready to serve up your late-night cravings and provide a relaxing and ambient late-night atmosphere.

Have A Tea Party

Take the crumpets out of the oven and steep the tea for a delightful party. Live out your inner child with some warm tea and a fancy time with your girlfriends. The conversation is richer over a warm beverage and some treats. Check out our new favorite place- High Tea GR!

Zen Out With Youtube Yoga

Roll out the yoga mats and turn on Youtube. Friends who do yoga together, stay together. Scroll through the many free online classes and find your inner peace. Yoga with Adriene offers a variety of really great classes!

Feel Inspired at Craft Night

Here is your time to shine and try your hand at some of those crafts projects you’ve been wanting to bring to life. Hit up the local craft store and tap into your creative energy. Art projects turn out better when crafted together.

Whether your crew wants to keep it chill at home or go out for a night out on the town, treat yourself to some soul-filling friend time. A “just because” girl’s night will be sure to uplift your mood. Everyone needs some friend time to bliss out and de-stress.

Make it a weekend!

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Black Friday: A Guide to One of The Biggest Shopping Days of the Year in West Michigan

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Black Friday traditionally marks the start of holiday shopping. West Michigan is offering many opportunities to help this year’s festive, deal-seeking shoppers find the perfect present. Here’s a list for Christmas gift seekers interested in taking advantage of limited-time, money-saving specials. Happy shopping and gifting!

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Holiday Kerstmarkt

“Kerstmarkt” in Dutch means “Christmas market.” These festive markets, well known in the Netherlands, are found overflowing with local artisans and unique shops. It’s a memorable time for the community to gather and enjoy the holiday season. For those in the mood to experience a lovely outdoor market, shop local gift items, and eat mouthwatering food—head to Holland, Michigan.

The Details:

Friday, November 29, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
8th Street Marketplace
150 W 8th Street Holland, MI

Holiday Open House

This annual event invites the community to admire the delightfully decorated and glowing streets. Feel warm and bright as people gather downtown to roast some chestnuts and listen to the singing carolers. A variety of local shops and restaurants offer free gift wrapping, holiday refreshments, discounted merchandise, giveaways, and more! For the first time ever, The Snowflake Express Trolley will be giving free tours of 8th Street! (Pick up and drop off is at the Splash Pad next to the Courtyard Marriott Hotel.) There will also be a chance to greet Santa and pet a reindeer!

The Details:

Saturday, November 23, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Downtown Holland

Downtown Holland Small Business Saturday

Saturday, November 23, is for celebrating small businesses! Over 34 downtown Holland shops and restaurants plan to offer giveaways, discounts, and lots of fun promotions! Be sure to get in on the annual selfie contest for a chance to win a $100 gift card to your favorite downtown Holland business.

The Details:

Saturday, November 23, All Day Downtown Holland

Grand Haven

Light Night Holiday Open House

Come enjoy live music as Grand Haven brightens up downtown and centertown with the lighting of the trees and light posts. This event is giving away free reusable shopping bags to all first shoppers! Browse local deals and enjoy a free kid’s hot chocolate with the purchase of an adult-size drink at Jumpin’ Java and Side Bar!

The Details:

Friday, November 22 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Downtown Grand Haven

Christmas at Countryside Farmgirl Flea Market Event

Be surrounded by Christmas at this fun-filled two-day, holiday event. Countryside Greenhouse of Allendale will be showcasing amazing handmade goods and vintage items from over 200 vendors from all over the U.S.A. There will be so much to explore from Christmas gifts, holiday décor, antiques, boutique clothing, furniture, and more! Each vendor is carefully juried to guarantee the best shopping experience. Christmas music, Santa Claus, scrumptious food trucks, and plenty of fun awaits! Please note that there’s a $5 entry fee but kids 12 and under are free.

The Details:

November 29 to 30 from Noon to 6 p.m.
9050 Lake Michigan Drive Allendale, MI 49401

Photos provided by Farmgirl Flea’s Christmas Market

Muskegon

WagenMAKER Market

Wagenmaker Greenhouses are transforming into a winter wonderland on November 30. Support local makers and admire hand-made holiday goods, gifts, plants, and more. Go check out the succulent bar, unique houseplants, and other treasures! The greenhouses will be stocked with Christmas trees and beautiful wreaths to adorn any lovely home.

The Details:

November 30 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
1683 Oakdale St. Muskegon, MI

Grand Rapids

CHRISTKINDL MARKT

CHRISTKINDL MARKT AT THE DOWNTOWN MARKET is a festive Christmas village adorned with artisan gift and food stalls, featuring live holiday performances and offering joyful family activities. Taking cues from the charm of traditional European markets, this enchanting winter setting offers distinctive Christmas encounters infused with an international touch.

The Details:

November 15-December 23
Grand Rapids Market

Black Friday Market – Fulton Street Farmers Market

The Futon Street Farmers Market is certain to offer an unforgettable shopping experience! Share some holiday spirit and browse hand-made gifts created by local talented artisans. This is a prime stop for those looking to support local artists!

The Details:

Friday, November 29 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
1145 Fulton Street E Grand Rapids, MI 49503

Flux Holiday Maker’s Market

Sip, peruse, and shop! Flux Market is a first annual event offering food trucks, specials, workshops, and creation opportunities. Local ceramics, drawing, and woodworking artists come together to offer gifts made from many different mediums. There will be over 60 creators from Pottery Land and West Michigan. This wonderful market is all about uniting small businesses, artists, and mediums together to create something unique and beautiful!

The Details:

November 23 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The Loft at Studio D2D
401 Hall Street SW Grand Rapids, MI 49503

Black Friday Craft and Vendor Weekends

This event will surely meet everyone’s gifting needs! Find an array of local crafters and vendors in the heart of Rivertown Crossings Mall. Gift shoppers and window shoppers alike, will enjoy browsing the assortment of booths located between Center Court and Macy’s on both the upper and lower levels.

The Details:

November 29- December 1
11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Rivertown Pkwy SW Grandville, MI

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Trick or Treating West Michigan 2024

Allendale, Coopersville, Fall, Grand Haven, Grand Rapids, Holland, Hudsonville, Lowell, Muskegon, Rockford, Sparta, Spring Lake, Things to do, Things to do-Grand Rapids, Things to do-The Lakeshore Logan Imber Leave a Comment

Don’t you think Thursdays have a certain spooky vibe to them? If you’re like me you do, and this year you’re in LUCK if you agree because that day is Halloween! This year, we’ve got the whole week AND following weekend to revel in ALL the spookiest activities. To make sure you don’t miss any chance for Halloween fun, we’ve gathered all the trick-or-treating schedules and trunk-or-treat events happening around West Michigan. Whether you’re after thrills, chills, or just some good old-fashioned candy, we’ve got you covered for a hauntingly good time!

*Pro-Tip: Save this post so you can have the schedule tucked right in your pocket! We update it every year so you always have the latest news about events.

Ada │ Thursday, October 31 │ 5:30-7:30 p.m.

Allendale │ Thursday, October 31 │ No times posted yet.

Belding│ Thursday, October 31 │ 6 to 8 p.m.

Bronson│ Thursday, October 31 │ 5 to 7 p.m.

Byron Township │Dates and times vary depending on the neighborhood

Village of Caledonia │ Thursday, October 31 │6 to 8 p.m.

Cascade Township │ Dates and times vary depending on the neighborhood

Alpine/Comstock Park│ Thursday, October 31 │ No specific times

Coopersville │Thursday, October 31 │ 6 to 8 p.m.

Dorr │ Thursday, October 31 │ No Specific Times

East GR │ Thursday, October 31 │ 6 to 8 p.m.

Ferrysburg │ Thursday, October 31 │ 6 to 8 p.m.
*downtown 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., community center 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Fruitport │ Thursday, October 31 │ Recommended 6 to 8 p.m.

Gaines Township │ Thursday, October 31 │ No specific times

Jenison │ Thursday, October 31│Not listed yet

Grand Haven │ Thursday, October 31│ 6 to 8 p.m.
downtown: 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., community center: 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Grand Rapids │ Thursday, October 31│ dusk to 8 p.m.

Grandville │ Thursday, October 31│ Recommended 6 to 8 p.m.

Greenville │ Thursday, October 31 │ 6 to 8 p.m.

Hastings │ Thursday, October 31 │ 5 to 8 p.m.

Holland │ Thursday, October 31│ 6 to 8 p.m.

Hudsonville │ Thursday, October 31│ No specific times

Kentwood │Thursday, October 31 │ 6 to 8 p.m.

Lowell │ Thursday, October 31 │ 5:30 to 8 p.m.

Middleville │ Thursday, October 31 │ 5 to 8 p.m.

Muskegon │ Thursday, October 31 │ 6 to 8 p.m.

Muskegon Heights │ Thursday, October 31 │ No specific times

Newaygo │ Thursday, October 31 │6 to 8 p.m.

Norton Shores │ Thursday, October 31 │ 6 to 8 p.m.

Plainfield Township │ Thursday, October 31│ 6 to 8 p.m. (but may vary by neighborhoods)

Rockford │ Thursday, October 31 │ 5:30 to 8 p.m.

Sparta │Saturday, October 29 in town square town square 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. and Thursday, October 31 5:30 to 8 p.m.

Spring Lake │ Thursday, October 31 │ 6 to 8 p.m.

Walker │ Thursday, October 31│ 6 to 8 p.m.

Wayland │ Thursday, October 31 │ 5:30 to 8 p.m.

Wyoming │ Thursday, October 31 │ No specific times

Zeeland │ Thursday, October 31 │Downtown from 3 to 5 p.m. and neighborhoods 5 to 7 p.m.

Trunk or Treats

If you are looking to add more fun to your weekend before trick or treating in West Michigan on Halloween, take a look at some of the trunk or treats around the area. Grab the kids, put on your best costume, and map out your spooky plans for these wicked events going on around West Michigan.

Friday, October 25

Monster Mash │ Gr Kroc Center │ 2500 Division Ave S, Grand Rapids │ 5 to 7 p.m.

Pumpkin Prowl │ Ada Village – Ada │ 5 to 8 p.m.

Deep Roots Produce Trunk or Treat │8570 84th St Se, Alto │ 5 to 7 p.m.

South Harbor Church │ 1907 64th St SW, Byron Center │ 6 to 7:30 p.m.

The Point Caledonia │ 3449 76th St SE, Caledonia │ 6 to 7:30 p.m.

Camp Bow Wow Trunk or Treat │ 3625 Quincy St, Hudsonville │ 6 to 8 p.m.

Saturday, October 26

Fellowship Reformed Church │ 6610 36th Ave, Hudsonville │ 10 to 11:30 a.m.

Ridge Point Community Church │ 340 104th Ave, Holland │ 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.

GR Harley Davidson │ 2977 Corporate Grove Dr., Hudsonville │ 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Oakhill Church │ 1930 Leonard St NE, Grand Rapids │ 12 to 2:00 p.m.

Rising Grinds Café │ 1167 Madison Ave SE, Grand Rapids │ 12 to 2:30 p.m.

VFW Post 2144 Holland │ 175 W 8th St., Holland │ 12 to 3 p.m.

Championship Martial Arts │ 727 S Waverly Rd, Holland │ 1 to 3 p.m.

Third Coast │ 6069 Blue Star Hwy, Saugatuck │ 1 to 3 p.m.

Trinity Congregational Church │ 2725 4 Mile Road, Grand Rapids │ 1 to 3 p.m.

Red Barn Market │ 3550 Alden Nash Ave NE, Lowell │ 1 to 4 p.m.

Grand Haven Memorial Airport │ 16446 Comstock St, Grand Haven │ 2 to 4 p.m.

St. Paul’s UMC │ 3334 Breton Rd SE, Kentwood │ 2 to 4 p.m.

St. James Lutheran │ 2040 Oakwood Ave NE, Grand Rapids │ 2:30 to 4 p.m.

Cultivate Community Church │ 4872 136th Ave, Hamilton │ 3 to 4:30 p.m.

Blythefield CRC │ 6350 Kuttshill Dr NE, Rockford │ 3 to 5 p.m.

Rockford Springs Community Church │ 5815 14 Mile Rd NE, Rockford │ 3 to 5 p.m.

Rockford CC │ Downtown Rockford │ 3 to 5:30 p.m.

The Point Event Center │ 555 28th St SE, Grand Rapids │ 4 to 5:30 p.m.

Fairway Church │ 1165 44th St SW, Jenison │ 4 to 6 p.m.

Ottawa Executive Airport │ 5923 Byron Rd, Zeeland │ 4 to 6 p.m.

Town Center Holland │ 12330 James St., Holland │ 4 to 6 p.m.

Coopersville Community │ 198 East St, Coopersville │ 5 to 7 p.m.

Downtown Muskegon │W Western Ave, Muskegon │ 6 to 8 p.m.

Forest Hills Presbyterian Church │ 7495 Cascade Rd Se, Grand Rapids │ 6:30 to 8 p.m.

Wednesday, October 30

Bread of Life Lutheran │ 7510 36th Ave, Hudsonville │10:50 a.m.

Kosciuszko Hall │ 935 Park St Sw, Grand Rapids │ 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

City Chapel │ 647 Monroe Ave NW, Grand Rapids │ 12 to 2 p.m.

Grand Rapids Christian │2342 Nelson Ave SE, Grand Rapids │ 12:30 to 2 p.m.

Grace Reformed Church │ 3330 Burlingame Ave SW, Wyoming │ 3:30 to 6:30 p.m.

Crane Orchards │ 6054 124th Ave, Fennville │ 4 to 6 p.m.

Shores Community Church │ 3800 Lake Harbor Rd, Norton Shores │ 4 to 6 p.m.

Crossroads Church │ 8331 Myers Lake Ave NE, Rockford │ 5 p.m.

Spring Valley Church │ 5947 Lake Michigan Dr, Allendale │ 5 to 6:30 p.m.

Rock Urban Church │ 3710 Chicago Dr SW, Grandville │ 5 to 7 p.m.

Thursday, October 31

Dutton Fire Dept │ 3471 68th St SE, Caledonia │ 5 to 8 p.m.

Rose Park Church │ 14241 Rose Park Dr, Holland │ 5:30 to 7 p.m.

Orchard Hill Reformed Church │ 1465 3 Mile Rd NW, Grand Rapids │ 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.

Resurrection Fellowship Church │ 321 W Valley Ave NW, Grand Rapids │ 5:30 to 8 p.m.

Westshore Christian Church │ 3062 120th Ave, Holland 49424 │ 6 to 8 p.m.

Special Events

September

Michigan’s Adventure Tricks and Treats Fall Fest

Sat Sep 21, 22, 28, 29 from 12:00pm – 6:00pm

Experience Michigan’s Adventure like never before at Tricks and Treats, a family-friendly Halloween event. Celebrate the season with mischievous tricks, tasty treats, and so much more. Sat & Sun from Sept 14 – Oct 13, 2024.

Michigan’s Adventure, 1198 W Riley-Thompson Rd, Muskegon, MI

October

Michigan’s Adventure Tricks and Treats Fall Fest

Sat Oct 5, 6, 12, 13 from 12:00pm – 6:00pm

Michigan’s Adventure, 1198 W Riley-Thompson Rd

Trunk or Treat Vendor Popup at Coffee Clubhouse

Sun Oct 13th 5:00pm – 7:30pm

Trunk or treat!! Wear your costumes and trick or treat from our vendors. This is a free event! Open play and barista onsite. Join us for our monthly vendor event to shop local small businesses! Kids p …

Coffee Clubhouse, 3858 52nd St SE, Grand Rapids, MI

Third Annual Railtown Trunk or Treat

Sat Oct 19th 2:00pm

Come join us for a fun afternoon of candy, beer, and hopefully sunshine and snacks! All ages are welcome! Want to hand out candy? Contact amanda@railtownbrewing.com for more information! MORE INFO

Railtown Brewing Company, 3555 68th St SE, Caledonia, MI

Deep Roots Trunk or Treat

Fri Oct 25th 5:00pm – 7:00pm

Our fifth annual trunk or treat! No need to sign up if you are just attending. This is a free community event. TRUNKS MUST SIGN UP IN ADVANCE! Sign up form for trunks will be published soon! MORE INFO …

Deep Roots Produce, 8570 84th St SE, Alto, MI

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Camping West Michigan

Grand Haven, Grand Rapids, Holland, Muskegon, Things to do, Things to do-Grand Rapids, Things to do-The Lakeshore Corissa Moore Leave a Comment

Perhaps one of the best ways to get out and explore all the beauty that Michigan offers is to get right out into it and sleep under the stars! There is an abundance of Michigan campgrounds to explore and those in West Michigan are no exception. Whether you prefer to stay along the shoreline, or in a more remote area, there is a Michigan campground for you! Keep reading to learn all about the great campground options in West Michigan.

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Lakeshore

Grand Haven State Park

Enjoy the views of Lake Michigan as you camp steps away from the sugar sand beaches in Grand Haven – a highly sought-after spot for camping in West Michigan!

Accommodations
Paved Campsites
All sites have 30 or 50-amp hookup
Bring your own firepit
Picnic Tables

Amenities
Camping steps away from the beach
Designated swimming area
Playground
Modern restrooms and showers
Within walking distance of downtown Grand Haven

Highway to Haven

Highway to Haven is located less than two miles from Lake Michigan and downtown Grand Haven. A perfect Lakeshore camping retreat just outside of the hustle and bustle of the city.

Accommodations
100 large, shaded campsites all with water and electric hookups
Picnic tables and fire pits provided

Amenities
Badminton, basketball, volleyball, gaga ball, pickleball, cornhole
Playground and arcade
Free Wi-Fi
Modern restrooms and showers

Eastpointe RV Resort

Grab your RV and head to Eastpointe RV Resort in Grand Haven along the Grand River in Grand Haven. Eastpoint RV resort is recently new to West Michigan. Visitors will find many different amenities in this luxury riverside campground.

Accommodations
RV parking only
All sites have full hookup including cable and Wi-Fi
Picnic table and fire ring provided

Amenities
Heated pool and hot tub
Fitness center and showers
Playground and pickleball

Muskegon State Park

Home to two different campgrounds, the Muskegon Channel Campground and the Muskegon Lake Michigan Campground – both of which offer a different experience! There are also many trails to hike, Muskegon Luge Adventure Park on-site, and of course Lake Michigan access. Bring your boat along to use the public boat launch at Muskegon Lake. You will be sure to get some R&R when you camp at Muskegon State Park.

Muskegon Channel Campground

Accommodations
Sites on the first loop are adjacent to the navigation channel
Sites on the second loop are near a large dune and Muskegon Lake
All have 20 amp and either 30 or 50-amp service

Amenities
Ice and firewood available for purchase
Playground
Water views
Modern restrooms with showers

Muskegon Lake Michigan Campground

Accommodations
Almost all sites are wooded
Fire ring and picnic table provided
All have 20 amp and either 30 or 50-amp service
Mini cabin and yurt available for rent

Amenities
Ice and firewood available for purchase
Staircase over dune for Lake Michigan access
Playground
Modern restrooms with showers

PJ Hoffmaster State Park

Located in Norton Shores, PJ Hoffmaster State Park offers access to Lake Michigan, dune climbing, and miles of scenic trails.

Accommodations
Generous-sized campsites with fire pits and picnic tables provided
The majority of sites are shaded20/30-amp service at each site with some offering 50 amp service
4 semi-modern sites with no electrical service
2 ADA-accessible sites

Amenities
Short 5-minute walk to designated swimming beach on Lake Michigan
Next to trails, dune access, and Little Black Creek
Centrally located playground

Holland State Park

One of the most visited parks in Michigan, Holland State Park offers two different campgrounds – one along Lake Macatawa, and the other along Lake Michigan. Take a hike and climb Mt Pisgah during your stay for some breathtaking views!

Lake Macatawa Campground

Accommodations
Campsites are either wooded or sunny
on grass or gravel
Campsites have either 30- or
50-amp service
Picnic tables and firepits provided

Amenities
Firewood and ice available for purchase
Volleyball court, Horseshoes, 2 playgrounds
Modern restrooms with showers
Designated swim area across the road on Lake Macatawa
Paddleboards, kayaks, and canoes for rent here

Modern Beach Campground

Accommodations
30 sites with 30 amp
31 sites with full hook-up
Sites are paved and have picnic tables
Bring your own firepit

Amenities
Firewood and Ice available for purchase
Just over the dune from the designated swim area on Lake Michigan
Playground, Volleyball court, Horseshoes

Oak Grove Resort Campground

A campground so nice you will forget you are camping! Oak Grove Resort Campground offers RV sites as well as cabin rentals. Enjoy being within walking distance to Lake Michigan and Lake Macatawa in Holland!

Accommodations
Full hook-up sites for RVs
RV sites do not have a firepit
2 community firepits are located on the property
2 modern cabins available for rent
1 and 2 room rustic cabins for rent

Amenities
Community firepits
Heated pool and hot tub
Modern restrooms and showers
Bike rentals
Full camp store
Goats and chickens

Greater Grand Rapids

Steamboat Park Campground

Grab your RV and head to Steamboat Park Campground along the Grand River in Jenison.

Accommodations
Full hook-up sites for RVs only
Back-in and pull-through sites are available
Some sites directly on the river

Amenities
Heated salt/chlorine pool with river views
WiFi near pool
Firewood available for purchase
Bathhouse with showers, restrooms, and laundry
Boats welcome to anchor near the shore

Allendale/ West Grand Rapids KOA Holiday

The KOA in Allendale offers both tent sites as well as full hook-up sites for even the biggest of RVs. There are also cabins to rent. The KOA locations are known for their great amenities; this one in Allendale is no exception. Book your spot now to see what all the talk is about!

Accommodations
Sites available from with basic water and electric up to full hook-up
4 cabins are available for rent
Firepit and picnic tables provided

Amenities
Wood and propane for purchase
Three fishing ponds
Modern restrooms and showers
Heated pool
Zipline, bounce pillow, basketball, tetherball, horseshoes, water wars, paintball area
Dog Park
Petting zoo (coming soon)

Bazan Baldwin Oaks Family Campground

Bazan Baldwin Oaks Family Campground is a campground in Hudsonville that welcomes families and offers many different amenities.

Accommodations
Motorhomes, trailers, pop-ups, and tents welcomed
30 & 50-amp hookups
Water hookup
Grassy sites each with a picnic table and fire ring

Amenities
Heated pool
Game room
Free Wi-Fi
On-site laundromat
Playgrounds
Many activities such as basketball, volleyball, tetherball, shuffleboard, horseshoes, and more

Conestoga Grand River Campground

Conestoga Campground in Coopersville offers campsites along the Grand River with deep water access to Lake Michigan, Spring Lake, and Grand Haven.

Accommodations
100 grassy sites available of all sizes to fit guest’s needs
Picnic tables and fire pits provided
Primitive to full hook-up sites are available

Amenities
Basketball and horseshoe pit
Heated pool, game room, playground
Kayak and canoe rentals
Modern restrooms and showers

Woodchip Campground

Woodchip Campground in Byron Center offers something for the whole family. All summer long, Woodchip puts on different events for you to fully enjoy your camping experience in West Michigan.

Accommodations
103 grassy and shaded sites
Sites range from standard 30-amp sites up to full hook-up sites
Fire rings and picnic tables provided

Amenities
Pool
Bouncing pillow
Basketball
Modern restrooms and laundry
Dog Park

Detach Primitive

Unplug the screens and get lost in nature at Detach Primitive in Rockford! Detach offers a unique camping experience with five different options to choose from!

Accommodations
Tipis
A-Frame
Yurt
Hobbit Home (coming soon)
Primitive Camp Sites

Amenities
Zero Gravity Camp Chairs
Outdoor Fire Ring and Grill
Cut and split wood from the forest
Hammocks
Picnic Table
Fresh drinking water from two hand pump wells

Wabasis Campground

Camp alongside the biggest lake in Kent County when you stay at Wabasis Campground in Greenville! The lake is known for its fishing of many different species, so bring the boat and get ready for some fishing!

Accommodations
Park offers Primitive to full hook-up sites
Fire ring and picnic table at each site
6 cabins for rent with electric and no water
1 luxury cottage for rent with a private dock and full electric/water

Amenities
Sandy beach with a designated swimming area
Firewood for sale
Fully stocked camping store
Access to the boat docking area

Ionia State Recreation Area

There is so much to explore when you camp at the Ionia State Recreation Area in Ionia! Choose from four different camping experiences to find it all, a lake in the hills, a river that runs through the woods and fields, and everything in between! The area is primarily known for its great birding with over 199 identified species!

Reimagined Mini Cabins
2 sites with four-person occupancy – Kitchenette – Full Electric – Bunkbeds – full on bottom, twin on top – Close to water and vault toilet – Picnic table, fire pit, and grill – Access to canoe

Camper Cabins

2 cabins for rent – Own deck and private beach on Sessions Lake – 2 bedrooms sleeping a total of six people – Kitchenette – Bathroom with shower – Grill and firepit – Access to canoe

Beechwood Rustic Hike- in

¼ mile hike from the parking lot – 10 sites in the woods – 5 sites along Sessions Lake – 1 site that backs up to a creek – All include a firepit, picnic table, and shared vault toilet

Equestrian – Rustic

46 spacious, shaded, and grassy sites – 8 sites with two 12×12 corals – 2 sites with two picket posts – 37 sites with one picket post – 2 freshwater hydrants – 2 manure pits – Firepit and picnic table at each site

Modern Campground

Semi–secluded sites shaded by trees – 30-amp service available – Potable water available – Close to swimming – Firepit and picnic table at each site

Duke Creek Campgrounds

Choose to camp the old-fashioned way, bring along your RV for a full hook-up site, or rent one of six cabins with all the luxuries including air conditioning when you stay at Duke Creek Campgrounds in Cedar Springs. Duke Creek also offers horseback riding for a small fee!

Accommodations
Sites available from with basic water and electric up to full hook-up
6 cabins with all luxuries including air
1 rustic cabin is available

Amenities
Horseback riding
Free Wi-Fi
Heated swimming pool
Playground and indoor game room
Basketball, Tetherball, Horseshoes, Volleyball

Newaygo State Park

Head north to Newaygo State Park for a more rustic camping adventure! The park sits atop a 20-foot embankment overlooking the Hardy Dam Pond and borders the Manistee National Forest which offers many opportunities for hiking, hunting, and other activities. Campsites are located across two campgrounds – The Poplar and Oak Rustic Campgrounds.

Accommodations
Large private sites
20 – 30-foot wooded buffers between sites
All rustic sites

Amenities
Drinking water and potable water available at the sanitation station
Vault toilets
Playground – Oak Campground
Cornhole, horseshoes, ladder ball, and volleyball – Poplar Campground

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West Michigan Summer Bucket List

Grand Haven, Grand Rapids, Holland, Muskegon, Things to do, Things to do-Grand Rapids, Things to do-The Lakeshore Corissa Moore and Logan Imber Leave a Comment

Welcome, fellow wanderers, to a journey like no other! Prepare to uncover the whimsical wonders and quirky delights of West Michigan that MUST go on your bucket list this summer. From stunning sand dunes to vibrant tulip fields, this region is bursting with unique experiences that will leave you enchanted. So fasten your seatbelts and join us as we embark on a delightfully offbeat travel expedition through the heart of West Michigan!

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Climb Mt Pisgah

Hike to the top of Mt. Pisgah in Holland for some breathtaking views of both Lake Michigan and Lake Macatawa and the surrounding areas. Visitors will embark on a strenuous climb up the paved stairs and path to the top of Mt. Pisgah reaching 157 feet above Lake Michigan! Grab your hiking shoes and water as this is one thing to do in Holland that you don’t want to miss this summer!

Experience the Coast Guard Festival

Grand Haven, Michigan is known as Coast Guard USA! The nationally recognized Coast Guard Festival brings visitors from all over the country every year! There are so many events to enjoy during the festival including a carnival, live music, a craft fair, a parade of ships, and MUCH more! Click here for the full schedule of events. Mark your calendar for July 29 – August 7 so you don’t miss your opportunity to experience this great event in Grand Haven and mark it off your West Michigan summer bucket list!

Check Out a Local Farmers Market

With the summer here, it is time to get out and support all our local farmers! Be sure to visit one or more of the many farmer’s markets below to grab some fresh produce, crafts, and more!

Greater Grand Rapids

Lakeshore

Need a more detailed look at all the farmers markets in the area? Find out more here!

Tube Down the Muskegon River

Go for a ride down the Mighty Mo! Choose from one of these popular spots in Newaygo for your relaxing tubing trip.

Croton Dam Float Trips – approx. four hours in a tube
Wisner Canoes – approx. four to four and a half hours in a tube
Pinky’s Tubes – Located inside of Cronk Ace Hardware – choose from two and a half hour trip or four-hour trips

Visit a Lighthouse

West Michigan is home to many lighthouses along the shoreline of Lake Michigan. Take in the history and beauty when you visit one of the great lighthouses in West Michigan. Check out our favorites here!

Take a Dip in Lake Michigan

Head to the lakeshore to get your toes in the sand and take a dip in Lake Michigan. If you are looking for something to do in Holland, Muskegon, or Grand Haven – this one is for you! There are a ton of different sugar sand beaches for you to choose from, so you are sure to find one to fit your needs.

Grand Haven Area Beaches Grand Haven City Beach
Grand Haven State Park
Rosy Mound Natural Area
North Beach Park

Muskegon Area Beaches Muskegon State Park
P.J. Hoffmaster State Park
Lake Harbor Park
Pioneer County Park
Norman F. Kruse Park
Pere Marquette Beach
Harbor Towne Beach

Holland Area Beaches

Holland State Park
Tunnel Park
Laketown Park
Windsnest Park

Michigan’s Adventure

Get ready for a roller coaster ride like no other at Michigan’s Adventure amusement park. Brace yourself for exhilarating twists, turns, and stomach-flipping drops. But don’t forget to scream and laugh along the way—after all, life is meant to be a wild ride!

Kids will enjoy the rides at Camp Snoopy that are tailored especially for the younger crowd. If you need to cool down during your visit, make sure to get tickets to the WildWater Adventure Park where you will find water slides, three-wave pools, and Half Pint Paradise for the little ones. This is a must-visit destination for things to do in Muskegon for your West Michigan summer bucket list!

Get Out and Camp

Whether you prefer to camp in a tent, RV, or cabin, there are many unique places in West Michigan where you can lose yourself in nature and sleep under the stars. Look at some of our favorite campgrounds around the area listed below – for a more in-depth look at what they have to offer check out our article here!

Don’t want to be around the hustle and bustle of campgrounds in the summer? Grab a tent and pitch it in your backyard to check this one off of your summer bucket list!

Lakeshore

Grand Haven State Park
Holland State Park
Hoffmaster State Park
Muskegon State Park
Muskegon KOA
Oak Grove Campground and Resort

Greater Grand Rapids

Conestoga Campground
Allendale/ West Grand Rapids KOA
Wabasis Campground
Woodchip Campground

Go for a hike

Be sure to catch all the beauty summer in West Michigan has to offer by getting out in nature and taking a hike! Check out the best hiking trails near Grand Rapids here!

Visit with and Feed Some Animals

Did you know there are multiple places in West Michigan to get up and personal with some animals and can even feed them? Visit one of these great places to check this off your West Michigan Summer bucket list!

Boulder Ridge Wild Animal Park – Get up close and personal with animals and even feed some of them around Boulder Ridge Animal Park in Alto! Hop aboard a safari vehicle to check out even more animals from afar.
Deer Tracks Junction – Visit and feed farm animals at Deer Tracks Junction in Cedar Springs. New as of last year, take your car through the safari drive-through and let animals come up to you as you feed them from the comfort of your car.
Lewis Adventure Farm and Zoo – Located in New Era, Lewis Adventure Farm and Zoo lets you get up close and personal with their resident animals as well as providing many other activities for you and your family to enjoy.
John Ball Zoo – If you’d rather spectate from afar head over to John Ball Zoo to admire the animals from around the world.

White Caps Game

Spend a day at LMCU ballpark as you watch the West Michigan White Caps play ball! The LMCU ballpark hosts many different events and promotions for games all season long. Head over to their website and find one that fits your schedule! This makes for a great summer activity in Grand Rapids.

Enjoy a Summer Concert

What is better than enjoying the fresh air outdoors during summer in West Michigan? Enjoying some great music with your family and friends of course! Check out one of the many concerts presented by Fifth Third Bank at Fredrick Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park this summer. With an array of bands and genres to choose from, we are sure you will find at least one (but probably more) that you will want to attend! Check out the full schedule and more information here.

Sail the West Michigan Sunset

Rent a sailboat or take a sailboat tour and let the wind guide you across the majestic waters of Lake Michigan. Raise the sails, feel the breeze caress your face, and revel in the beauty of a West Michigan sunset. This idyllic sailing experience will transport you to a dreamy state of bliss, where time seems to stand still.

Take a fishing charter on Lake Michigan

Summer in West Michigan means it’s time to head out to the Big Lake and take your turn at reeling in a Chinook aka King Salmon, Coho Salmon, Steelhead, Brown Trout, and Lake Trout. There are plenty of charters running out of Muskegon, Holland, and Grand Haven that can help check catching a big one off your bucket list!

Grand Haven

Wasabi Charters
Sea Flea Charters
Hot Spot Charters
Danel Sportfishing
Good Eye Fishing Charters

Holland

Deep V Sportfishing
Bending Limits Sportfishing
Charter Michigan
Reel Talk Sportfishing
Unsalted Outfitters

Muskegon

Trident Sportfishing
Great Lake Guide Service
Balls Deep Charters
Steelhead Charters

Go on a beer tour

Choose from public or private tours with transportation or a walking brewery tour when you book with GR beer tours in Beer City USA. Travel around Grand Rapids and taste beer from many of the different breweries in Grand Rapids. This is a perfect activity to add to your summer bucket list in West Michigan!

Visit the gardens at Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park

Enjoy the beauty of the blooming flowers when you visit the gardens at Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park! With 158 acres, the gardens are a popular destination for people looking for things to do in Grand Rapids. Experience not only gardens with plants and flowers from all over the world but admire unique sculptures and artwork throughout. Take a look at the map to see all that you can expect on your visit.

Melodies in the Meijer’s Garden

Frederik Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park in Grand Rapids isnot just a garden—it’s a stage for harmonious magic. Attend a live music performance amidst lush greenery and stunning sculptures. Let the melodies wash over you as you sway to the rhythm, creating memories that will resonate in your heart.

Go for a Dune Ride

Calling all thrill-seekers! Prepare for an adrenaline rush in the Silver Lake Sand Dunes. Hop aboard a dune buggy and conquer those sandy mountains. Hold on tight as you experience the exhilarating ups and downs, feeling like you’re in a real-life roller coaster. It’s the perfect mix of adventure and sheer sandy madness!

A little drive, but worth the ride! Head up to Silver Lake to take a ride through the dunes with Mac Woods Dune rides! Bring the whole family as you embark on a 40 – minute dune ride, including a stop at Lake Michigan and a climb of the biggest dune around the area!

Explore the Arts

Grand Rapids, the vibrant heart of West Michigan, is home to a thriving art scene. Explore the city’s many art galleries, murals and museums, where creativity knows no bounds. Uncover mind-bending sculptures, thought-provoking exhibits, and colorful street art that will leave your imagination running wild.

Frolic through the Tulips

Holland State Park is not just your ordinary park—it’s a kaleidoscope of colors! In the spring, witness a magical transformation as millions of tulips burst into bloom and are celebrated with an entire festival. Frolic through the fields, snap selfies with vibrant blooms, and immerse yourself in a world where every step feels like walking through a painting.

Awake the Sleeping Bear (Dunes)

Our first stop takes us to the awe-inspiring Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. Imagine rolling hills of sand, resembling a desert in the midst of the Midwest. Climb to the top for a bird’s-eye view that will make your heart skip a beat. It’s like exploring a mini Sahara, right in the heart of Michigan!

Cruise into Contentment

Embark on a picturesque sunset cruise on Muskegon Lake. Sip a refreshing drink, feel the gentle breeze, and watch in awe as the sun paints the sky with vibrant hues. As the day bids adieu, let the serenity wash over you, leaving you with a sense of peace and contentment.

West Michigan isn’t just a destination—it’s a portal to a realm of enchantment and whimsy. So pack your bags, unleash your inner explorer, and get ready to create memories that will make you smile for years to come. Embark on this offbeat adventure and let the endless charms of West Michigan leave a memorable mark on your soul. Happy wanderings!

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Grand Haven Beaches

Grand Haven, West Michigan Beaches Corissa Moore 1 Comment

It’s no question that Grand Haven, Michigan is one of the best places to be on a hot summer day. Known as Coast Guard City, USA, and situated along the shores of Lake Michigan, Grand Haven offers some of the best beaches in West Michigan. Check out where to catch some rays this summer as well as some of our top vacation rental picks with your very own private beach!

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Grand Haven City Beach

The Grand Haven City Beach is located between Noto’s at the Bilmar and Grand Haven State Park beach. This is a great free beach option with bathrooms that you don’t need a pass to get into. Bring your leashed dog along with you before 11a.m and after 5 p.m. Memorial Day through Labor Day. Grand Haven City Beach is also a great place to hold a wedding ceremony! For more information on rules and regulations for holding a wedding ceremony call city hall at (616) 842-3210.

Grand Haven State Park

Grand Haven State Park is a must-visit beach in Grand Haven, with something to offer for all visitors. The State Park is 48 acres and within walking distance to many restaurants and the quaint downtown area of Grand Haven. Enjoy the sugar sand beach while you take in the breathtaking views of Lake Michigan. If you need extra mobility assistance, the park has a track chair available that can easily handle sand, trails, and up to eight inches of water!

On the Northside of the beach, visitors will enjoy watching the boats come out of the channel of the Grand River and into the big lake while walking along the grand haven pier. The pier features two lighthouses which are staples to the Grand Haven area. Bring your fishing gear and throw a line in on either side of the pier for a chance at hooking a big channel cat or salmon.

Planning on staying a while? Good news, Grand Haven State Park has 174 campsites and one modern lodge, all of which are just steps away from the water! Be sure to reserve your site as soon as you can as the park often sells out fast.

Rosy Mound Natural Area

Rosy Mound Natural Area is a smaller beach on Lake Michigan which is a great spot to go if you are wanting to avoid the crowds. This is a natural area and other than walking paths and stairs has been left untouched. On your .7-mile hike out to the beach area, you will enjoy the beauty of untouched nature and wooded sand dunes. Be advised that although there are walking paths and decks with stairs on the walk to the beach, it is a strenuous hike and may not be suitable for everyone.

North Beach Park

Avoid crossing the bridge into Grand Haven during high season and head to North Beach Park in Ferrysburg. North Beach Park has a great beach along Lake Michigan complete with a playground, picnic pavilion, volleyball, and a walking trail up to the dunes. There is a fee to enter the park during peak season. Please use caution when visiting as erosion has made the water get deep fast over the last couple of years – great for swimming! North Beach Park is a great option for a less crowded beach near Grand Haven.

Rentals with a Private Beach

Prefer to avoid the crowd? Rent one of the top home rentals near Grand Haven with a private beach!

The Dunes – The Dunes vacation rental is a five-bedroom home with 200’ of private beach. Enjoy the sunset over the lake as you sit in the living room and relax after a long day of fun in the sun.
Windy Dune – Located on the north side of the channel in Ferrysburg, Windy dune is a cute 4-bedroom cottage with 100′ of private beach. Sit on the screened-in front porch and enjoy the views of the lake.
The Coop – The coop is a six-bedroom cottage on the North Shore in Ferrysburg with a nice deck overlooking Lake Michigan and views of the lighthouses. Walk down the path to your private beach to enjoy swimming and other water activities.
Walkout Beach House – The Walkout Beach House is on the North Shore and is a gorgeous rental. Built in 2015 this updated contemporary house has five bedrooms and sleeps 15. Enjoy walking out right onto the beach from the lower level and views of the lake from almost all the rooms. This is a must-stay beach house on Lake Michigan!