OUR TAKE ON GRAND HAVEN
Grand Haven, Michigan, things to do, whether you’re planning family vacations or romantic getaways, can include golf or museums. Whatever your vacation needs, Grand Haven, Michigan, has it all.
If your family includes furry members, several Grand Haven, Michigan, hotels advertise as pet friendly in addition to being kid friendly. These family hotels offer pools, free breakfast, oversized family rooms and baby-sitting services. Grand Haven vacations can include family activities such as a day on the links or during the summer months, see the world’s largest musical fountain.
Options for romantic getaways include a round of golf on one of many local golf courses recommended by travel guides, shopping or pamper yourself at a spa. End your day at one of the many Grand Haven, Michigan hotels that cater to couples or a bed and breakfast where you’ll feel like a special guest in someone’s home.
Half the fun of a vacation is eating. Whether you’re feeding the whole family or you’re looking for a candlelit dinner for two, check reviews in travel guides for restaurant ratings and recommendations. Grand Haven, Michigan, offers a number of fun, exciting or romantic things to do, no matter what type of vacation you’re planning.
LODGING
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Best Western Beacon Inn
"great hotel, very clean, awesome staff loved." - a user of MyTravelGuide
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Harbor House Inn
"room was beautiful and clean! we stayed in a room with a balcony, a fireplace, and a jacuzzi" - a user of Yahoo! Travel
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Grand Haven
"amenities for the price are great, including the refrig and microwave" - a user of TripAdvisor
THINGS TO DO
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Evergreen Golf Course
"tremendous, terrific, fun, cheap, great par 3, great value, good people, close" - a user of Yahoo! Travel
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Grand Haven State Park
"I love Grand Haven State Park. It's only $20 for a year long pass. This is a great value especially if you live in Grand Haven, like I do. The scenery is fantastic. It feels as if …" - a user of Yahoo! Travel
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World's Largest Musical Fountain
"The fountain runs every evening from Memorial Day to Labor Day. It's free, the program lasts about 15 minutes, and the music tends to be pretty dated. The light show is fairly impr…" - a user of Yahoo! Travel
