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The City of Holland Parks Division is responsible for: Maintaining City parks, open areas, tot lots, and streetscape landscaping. Planting and maintaining tulip beds, lanes, and boulevards. Providing backdrop for Holland's annual Tulip Time Festival. Trimming, planting, and removal of trees in the public park system and the public right-of-way.
- Tulip Tracker
Tulip Tracker - Parks | Holland, MI
- Centennial Park
Centennial Park - Parks | Holland, MI
- Hallacy Park
Hallacy Park - Parks | Holland, MI
- Holland Heights Park
Holland Heights Park - Parks | Holland, MI
- Joseph Moran Park
Joseph Moran Park - Parks | Holland, MI
- Kollen Park / Heinz Waterfront Walkway
Kollen Park / Heinz Waterfront Walkway - Parks | Holland, MI
- Prospect Park
Prospect Park - Parks | Holland, MI
- Tulip Tracker
- Discover Attractions and Things to Do in Holland MI
- Where Is Holland Michigan?
- Spend A Day at Tunnel Park
- Visit The Eighth Street Farmers Market
- Pick Fresh Blueberries at A Blueberry Farm
- Attend The Tulip Time Festival
- Visit Holland’s Tulip Parks
- Climb Mount Pisgah
- Visit Holland State Park Beach
- See The Big Red Lighthouse
I love visiting Holland just about any time of the year: in the summer and fall the beaches swell with visitors to popular Holland State Park; in the winter there’s the charming outdoor holiday market, “Kerstmarkt,” and the spring brings the National Tulip Festival, “Tulip Time.” If you’re looking for fun beach towns or just a spot for a road trip,...
EXPERT TIP: I think that Holland, Michigan has a lot going for it: it’s big enough to offer a variety of things to do, both in terms of outdoor activities (like hiking neat the lake Michigan shoreline ) and cultural experiences (such as visiting the local tulip farms and attractions celebrating the area’s rich Dutch heritage.
Your first stop in Holland Michigan is Tunnel Park, a 22-acre park with a beautiful Lake Michigan beach perfect for swimming and splashing on the shores. Both you and you kids will love traveling though a tunnel built into sand dunes that opens up to the beach, complete with plenty of sand volleyball courts and room to roam. There a beautiful park ...
The Holland Farmers Market is not a limited one: alongside the heaps of produce fresh from the surrounding farms, you’ll find so many more homemade goods. This is one of my favorite places to visit, and it offers a refreshing break from tourism. From lively street music to armfuls of flowers to fresh produce, there really is something from everyone...
Why do freshly-picked blueberries taste so much better than store-bought? Whatever the reason, if you are visiting in July or August, be sure to stop by Bowerman Blueberry Farms and pick some blueberries right from the bush. If you don’t want to pick your own, you can buy some fresh-picked fruit, along with baked goods, smoothies and more in the Bo...
Holland’s Tulip Time Festival, held in May, is one of the biggest tulip festivals in country, attrcting visitors from around the world who come to millions of tulips in bloom thought the city. I always considered myself lucky to live withing driving distance to this popular festival. Part street carnival, part cultural festival, this week-long cele...
If you just can’t get enough of the tulips of Holland, there are a few great places to find more!The tulip parks in Holland are vastly loved and immaculately kept. These gardens are wonderful date ideas and great for a family walk! Here are the best tulip parks in Holland to get you started:
The dune climb and boardwalk of Mt. Pisgah overlooks a view of the lake that will stop you in your tracks. Mt. Pisgah stands 157 feet above Lake Michigan and is a 200-star climb, but if you’re up for the task, go for it. You’ll be rewarded with an amazing Lake Michigan vista before you; watch the whitecaps roll in and crash on the shoreline and you...
At Holland State Park, one of the most popular state parks in the entire state of Michigan, a beautiful lake experience awaits you. This Holland harbor, set on the spot where the Black River (flowing from Lake Macatawa) lets into Lake Michigan,is more than water and sand. This is a giant beach, with lots of amenities like concessions stands, volley...
You’ll most likely recognize Big Red from photographs; this iconic Lake Michigan lighthouse is very picturesque. It sits directly across the Black River from the pier at Holland State Park, be sure to take a walk out on the pier is the weather permits and grab some snapshots of your own. EXPERT TIP:We love Holland State Park because it also offers ...
270 S River Avenue Holland, MI 49423 City Hall Main Phone Line: ... Prospect Park. 595 Prospect Avenue Holland, MI 49423. Contact Park Department 616-928-2450.
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- Get Out On The Lakes. The Ottawa Beach Marina, located on the west side of Lake Macatawa, just inside the channel to Lake Michigan and next to Holland State Park, is part of the County Parks system.
- Go Fishing At Holland State Park. You’ll find several ways to get your fishing fix at Holland State Park. You can fish from your boat on Lake Michigan or Lake Macatawa.
- Explore The Dunes. Historic Ottawa Beach Parks include Mt. Pisgah, the Black Lake Boardwalks, and Lake Michigan Beach next to Holland State Park. Mt. Pisgah Dune Climb And Boardwalk.
- Camp At Holland State Park. When we go to Holland State Park, a little over an hour away, we could make it a day trip, but with so much to do there, we can’t get in enough fun in only a day.
Renamed in 1996 in honor the City’s Recreation Coordinator, the most decorated US solider in WW II. Amenities Softball Fields, Basketball Courts, Multi-Purpose Field, Sand Volleyball Courts, Playground, Picnic Shelter, Seasonal Concession Stand, Restrooms, Parking. Prospect Park 595 Prospect Avenue, Holland, MI 49423.
2215 Ottawa Beach Rd (616) 399-9390; Holland State Park is famous for its expansive, sandy beach on Lake Michigan and Lake Macatawa. There's plenty of room for sunbathing, family fun, recreation or relaxing.
If you have 20 minutes, or even 2 hours, you'll enjoy exploring the woodland, shrub, marsh and pond trails of DeGraaf Nature Center, an 18-acre nature preserve located within the city limits of Holland. The Brower Interpretive Center is brimming with informative and hands-on displays and live animal exhibits. So don’t leave town.
