I had a great agent who had my application submitted quickly . He was helpful and friendly. It went…read moresmoothly and made retirement a little easier.

Was able to find the right photo easy to book appointment and I will recommend this app to anyone…read more much easier to book online than wait all day at the facility

It was amazing because I didn't set an appointment, but they still got me in, and I went through…read morethe line very fast.

I had a great experience here this morning. I was taking out a book and a book-on-CD to listen to…read moreon a long drive. I'd planned to mail the items back when I got to my destination and was done with them. But the librarian suggested that I renew them such that I could keep them until I return. She then marked them as due Nov. 6 which works perfectly. Nice customer service!

I am continuously amazed by this place. The staff is excellent. For a smaller library they have a…read morehuge selection and what they don't have they will get you in such a short amount of time. Every summer I am doubly impressed by their children's summer reading program. They go the extra mile to involve the children in reading and make them readers for life. I just attended a children's program--Rainforest Animals and it was wonderful. The kids enjoyed it so much. It's an excellent way to keep them occupied during the summer so that they aren't getting bored. I know that most people already have their own assigned library but I believe that you can still come here, especially for the children's programs. If you are from out of town I highly recommend coming to this library. Best staff, best selection, best programs.

The Musical Fountain in Grand Haven was a fun attraction for tourists and locals. The fountain…read moreplays lights and music every night from 9:30-10 p.m. It might not be as impressive as the Bellagio as some have mentioned in the reviews, but I think it's a very unique way to make your downtown fun!

The Grand Haven Musical Fountain 100% belongs on your West Michigan bucket list. A tradition since…read more1962, the musical fountain is truly is a spectacle of water and lights creatively synchronized to various songs that will make you want to sing or dance along. It's utterly delightful no matter your age. The details: -Shows take place at the Lynne Sherwood Waterfront Stadium in downtown Grand Haven. -Shows are FREE and last between 25-30 minutes. -Shows play nightly at dark from Memorial Day-Labor Day as well as Fridays and Saturdays in May and September. Bring your loved ones and a blanket, and I promise you that you'll be entertained by a tradition that's truly unique and special.

I so enjoy going to this post office in West Olive Mi. the manager Gary? is always so friendly and…read moreis able to answer all my questions. I appreciate all their hard work, especially during this difficult time. Mary Harberts

Be warned - scenic beaches next to historic landmarks coupled with a campground within a state park…read moreon a summer afternoon, can be a handful. And the Grand Haven State Park is all that. The state park/beach is right next to the campground, which also accepts RVs so parking here can be tricky in summer --- which is when we visited. Plus there is a fee. The lighthouse/pier is very cool, but it is a bit of a hike from the campground. The two lighthouses - the tall one is the Inner, and the short one is the Outer - are right on the channel with water on either side, so it's a very nice walk, next to a steel framework in the middle, to the end of the pier, with good photo ops along the way. If you're lucky you may find free parking on the street for a short time period (1-3 hrs).

This is definitely not my favorite state park or Lake Michigan Beach to visit. Not only is it…read morealways extremely crowded and busy, the beach parking lot shares the same space with the campground, making it even busier. It is a really nice pier walk if you come all the way from the channel. But as far as the beach goes, the sand is really awful. There are a lot of rocks and shells and other junk mixed in with the sand that does not make it enjoyable or comfortable, or easy to walk in. There are plenty of other beaches to go to in the area that are nicer and less crowded.

Wonderful small town library! Doesn't have every book, but it's a great place to study or relax…read morewith a good book. Staff is very helpful - couldn't be nicer. I pray they don't ruin it by caving to DC's mandates

Very clean and quiet library with friendly staff. Husband got his first library card here and the…read morelady helping was so kind explaining all the things they have to offer. Can't wait to dive into more activities they offer

Hagar Park is a great old growth forest with trails, old and "new" playground. Many shelters…read moreavailable for rent and picnic tables everywhere for a fun/ low key get together. I love biking or walking through the trails. I love how this park backs up to a neighborhood and feels quiet yet is still residential. There is a huge wooden play ground that overlooks a grass and rock replica of the USA complete with hills representing mountain ranges. You can walk the perimeter of it for a close up view, but the best vantage point is from the top of the hill. Many things to play on and do at Hagar Park. Pack yourself a picnic and enjoy the facilities during these warmer summer months.

We have a family reunion here most summers, reserving Maples Shelter. It is a gazebo styled covered…read morepicnic area with a concrete floor. There are several picnic tables, AC power outlets to plug in crock-pots, etc., and a counter to lay out food to serve. There is a drinking fountain just outside the shelter. Parking is close and the adjacent grassy area is great for yard games. It is also reasonably close to the massive wooden play structure and modern restrooms.