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Holland State Park

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Holland State Park
GrillingCharcoalRecreation Passport required for entry; none for…
On the waterSwimming · Fishing · Boat launch
Things to doHiking · Biking · Playground
AccessOpen to allOpen to all (Michigan DNR). Recreation Passport…

About this place

Known for 'Big Red' lighthouse views; Lake Michigan and Lake Macatawa units.

Good to know

SwimmingVaries Buoyed swim areas are located in the Lake Michigan and Lake Macatawa day-use areas. There's an accessible walkway to the water and two beach wheelchairs available to use on Lake Michigan.
FishingVaries Fishing is popular along the channel walkway on Lake Michigan and along the Ottawa County's boardwalk on Lake Macatawa.
AlcoholNo You may not possess or consume an alcoholic beverage at any time in the park (unless the park manager has granted written authorization through an event permit).
DogsLeash Pets are allowed in the designated dog beach along Lake Macatawa. Pets must always be on a 6-foot leash and under an owner's immediate control. All pet waste must be properly disposed of in trash receptacles.

What's here

Picnic tables
Pavilion
Playground
Restrooms
Parking
Hiking
Biking
Boat launch

Location

Holland State Park
RegionMichigan
Coordinates42.7789° N, 86.2047° W
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Common questions

Can you grill at Holland State Park?

Yes — charcoal grilling is allowed at Holland State Park; propane is not confirmed. Recreation Passport required for entry; none for personal grills (designated areas). Always confirm current rules on the official page before you go.

Do you need a permit or reservation?

Recreation Passport required for entry; none for personal grills (designated areas).

Can you swim at Holland State Park?

Buoyed swim areas are located in the Lake Michigan and Lake Macatawa day-use areas. There's an accessible walkway to the water and two beach wheelchairs available to use on Lake Michigan.

Are dogs allowed?

Pets are allowed in the designated dog beach along Lake Macatawa. Pets must always be on a 6-foot leash and under an owner's immediate control. All pet waste must be properly disposed of in trash receptacles.

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