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    Stu Visser Trails

    5.0 (3 reviews)

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    Holland State Park

    Holland State Park

    3.9(99 reviews)
    2.9 mi

    I always adore Michigan's state parks. And Holland's holds its own. Huge sandy beach to plunk down…read moreyour towel and take a dip in the Big Lake. Lots of walkable space, too, for beachcombing or watching boats cruise through the channel. Excellent views of Holland's famous "Big Red" lighthouse. Camping available, too. Sand seems more littered these days with washed up debris. On busy days Ottawa Beach Road backs up for miles. For the best chance to avoid traffic arrive super early or wait until late afternoon when the families have headed home. No lifeguards. Swim at your own risk. Motor vehicle permit required.

    The campground is along a busy road that seemed to be the drag-strip for locals. Traffic and loud…read morecars made for a less than stellar experience. I tend to camp to find nature and peace, don't want to camp on a drag strip! If you don't care about camping with constant road noise, then this may be what you would like. We had company who paid for a visitor tag the one evening we were there during "shoulder" season. Most of the sites were empty, yet rangers issued a ticket for parking incorrectly! No warning! No gentle "even though we're practically empty, we will issuing tickets". The rangers patrolled though routinely never spoke to us, or acknowledge our presence. Just seemed to cop an attitude. They wouldn't even make eye contact much less talk to us. We were 4 sixty plus individuals checking out the park, not rablerousers trying to cause problems. We didn't clearly understand the strictness of the rule enforcement, would think rangers might be considerate of first time visitors especially during the slow season. Instead by ruling with a heavy hand and large fine we would not go back. While restrooms and showers were relatively clean, as campground bathrooms go, regular maintenance was being ignored, one sink and one toilet ran continuously and several of the showers had broken plumbing parts. We'd paid for two nights up front, but the rangers managed to irritate me enough that we left after one. I would hate to be there during busy season, will not return, and would never recommend staying at this campground! Found the dune behind the campground to be full of litter and just did not find anything good about our trip to Holland town or park!

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    Howard B. Dunton Park

    Howard B. Dunton Park

    2.8(5 reviews)
    1.9 mi

    This place was great. There were 2 playsets in the area we visited and the kids enjoyed them both…read more The first one was by the lower parking lot and closer to the water. There was a lot of seating available here to eat and watch the kids. They really enjoyed playing on the second structure better (it was across the field near the higher parking), as it had an insect-style shape and the chairs you can spin in. After playing, we followed the scenic trail (you are walking on wooden structures) and found ourselves at a boat dock. Next to that was another park with a gazebo, playset, swings, and merry-go-round. The kids spun the whole time and really enjoyed themselves at this third playground. I walked the shore a bit and got to soak in some good views, including seeing the seating area for Boatwerks off in the distance. There was a bit of litter, which shocked me because of the area, and the port-o-potty was terrible.

    If you care about safety and health and overall being responsible about the environment this place…read moreuses tons of chemicals completely irresponsively and ignorantly there is absolutely no reason to kill flowers at a park but they feel the need to literally dump chemicals in inch all over all the way up to the sand into the water the chemicals are everywhere and there are dead fish there are dead worms that are dead birds there are dead animals all over when you're walking around just because they felt the need to dump chemicals everywhere to kill flowers and wildlife absolutely disgusting absolutely disgusting I walked down here every day with my dog and before it even got warm enough for anything to start doing anything they felt the need to go around and use way too fucking much chemicals for some reason because the birds butterflies bees all the animals don't need nature to live what is the point of having apart what is the point of having a nature reserve area because it is in fact a nature reserve since it rate on the signs when you go to the park what's the point of it if they don't care about the safety of anybody or anything in the area absolutely ridiculous there is no reason to even have chemicals around anymore on earth that kill flowers there's no reason for it

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