Holiday homes & rentals in Grand Haven

Grand Haven boasts holiday homes with pools, gardens, and vistas of the ocean. Heavenly holiday homes let you discover a host of sights and attractions, from the Lighthouse's illuminated pier to a boardwalk lined with delights and historical recreations at Tri-cities Museum.

Tasty treats on a stick

Grand Haven is full of family owned restaurants where you will find local cuisine using traditional recipes that's cooked up with love. Some chefs will even let you cook your day's catch with a little notice. Street stands in Grand Haven are famous for putting all kinds of food on a stick, which makes them ideal for consuming as you stroll along the boardwalk or up the pier towards the lighthouse.

Snow-covered paradise in Grand Haven

Mulligan's Hollow, also known as Mulligan's Ski Bowl is a ski and snowboard paradise. Join in the fun at this fantastic resort with lessons, a freestyle club, and regular events. Wend your way through a variety of runs specially designed to offer you some of the most beautiful mountain views around, and challenge your skills. The slopes are lit up at night, allowing you to try out atmospheric night skiing too.

Grand Haven's best attractions

Grand Haven Lighthouse and Pier

A beacon for over a hundred years, Grand Haven Lighthouse and its lengthy pier remain one of the area's most spectacular sights. At night, the illuminations along the pier gain wobbly reflections in the water below. This is one of the favourites lighthouses of American 'lighthouse hunters' and stands up to its name, particularly at sunset.

Grand Haven State Park

At the other end of the pier, you'll find a stunning State Park sitting on the sandy shore of the majestic Lake Michigan. Grand River runs though the park too, creating some of the most scenic landscapes to be found for miles. Enjoy the huge sandy beach dappled by the shade of nearby trees and supplied with all the beach infrastructure you could wish for.

The Musical Fountain

Be sure to check out the world's largest musical fountain, where you can hear nightly performances throughout the summer. These synchronized music, water and light shows are truly unique and feature a variety of different musical genres ranging from classical to pop.

Tri-Cities Historical Museum

This superbly curated museum lets you step back in time, literally, with exhibits like a pioneer cabin on the Michigan Frontier, Victorian rooms decorated in period style and a logging camp.

Lighthouse Connector Park

Known locally as 'the boardwalk', this park runs for one and a half miles from Chinook Pier to the end of South Pier. Thousands stroll its length throughout the year, looking out over the water and enjoying the nearby parks and recreation facilities which include water sports shops offering lettings.

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