There is a specific kind of magic that settles over the Lake Michigan shoreline in May. The air loses its winter bite, the cherry blossoms begin to pop, and the entire region prepares for two of our favorite traditions: Tulip Time and Mother’s Day.

If you’re looking for the perfect spring escape, staying in one of our coastal towns, South Haven, Saugatuck, or Grand Haven, offers the best of both worlds. You get the world-class floral displays of Holland just a short drive away, paired with the quiet, breezy charm of a lakeside retreat.

Here is how to plan the ultimate May getaway for Mom (or yourself!) in 2026.

The Main Event: Tulip Time (May 1–10, 2026)

While the millions of tulips are centered in Holland, staying just 20–40 minutes away in our rental homes is the “pro move.” You can spend your morning marveling at the Tulip Immersion Garden or catching the Dutch Dancers in Holland, then retreat to the peaceful lakeshore to avoid the festival crowds in the evening.

Pro Tip: This year, Mother’s Day falls on the final Sunday of the festival (May 10). It’s the perfect “grand finale” to a week of blooms!

South Haven: Muffins, Mimosas, and Maritime Charm

South Haven is the place to be if Mom loves a mix of shopping and shoreline strolls.

• The Big Event: Don’t miss “Muffins, Mimosas, and More” on Saturday, May 9th. It’s a downtown shopping extravaganza where local boutiques offer “M”-inspired treats while you browse spring fashions and home décor.
• Art & Culture: Stop by the South Haven Center for the Arts for their 77th Annual Member Exhibition. It’s housed in a beautiful historic Carnegie Library, a perfect quiet moment before a walk to the South Pier lighthouse.
• Family Fun: If you’re visiting earlier in the weekend, check out Farm History Day at the Michigan Flywheelers Museum on May 8th for some old-fashioned candle dipping and butter churning.

Saugatuck: The “Art Coast” Mother’s Day

Saugatuck and Douglas are world-renowned for their galleries and sophisticated dining, making it a top-tier choice for a Mother’s Day brunch.

• Brunch Spot: Book a table at Clearbrook Golf Club or take a short scenic drive to Tabor Hill Winery for a vineyard brunch Mom will never forget.
• The Vibe: May is “Art Attack” season in Saugatuck. Spend the afternoon hopping between galleries or taking a slow walk along the Kalamazoo River. While the famous Chain Ferry doesn’t usually start its engines until Memorial Day, the views from Mount Baldhead are stunning this time of year.
• Shopping: The boutiques along Butler Street are in full “spring mode,” perfect for finding a unique Mother’s Day gift that didn’t come from a big-box store.

Grand Haven: The Classic Boardwalk Experience

Grand Haven in May is all about fresh air and iconic views. It’s the ideal spot for the family that wants to stay active.

• The Pier Walk: There is nothing more “West Michigan” than a walk down the Grand Haven pier. In May, the lake is a deep, sparkling blue, and the crowds are still light.
• Downtown Treats: Grab a coffee at Aldea Coffee and explore the shops on Washington Ave. For a Mother’s Day treat, a stop at Pronto Pup (if they’ve opened their windows for the season!) or a gourmet sandwich from The Toasted Pickle is a must.
• Note for Kite Lovers: If you decide to extend your stay, the Grand Haven Kite Festival takes over the sky just one week after Mother’s Day (May 16th and 17th)!

Why a Vacation Rental is the Best Gift

Why squeeze into a hotel room when you can give Mom some much-deserved comfort?

• Breakfast in Bed: Our rentals feature fully equipped kitchens, perfect for surprising Mom with a homemade brunch before heading out to the tulip fields.
• Space to Breathe: With multiple bedrooms and cozy living areas, the whole family can gather without feeling cramped.
• Sunset Views: Many of our homes offer private decks or beach access. Imagine ending Mother’s Day with a glass of Michigan wine and a Lake Michigan sunset.

Ready to bloom? Our May calendar is filling up fast! Whether you want a cozy cottage in Saugatuck or a modern beach house in Grand Haven, we have the perfect spot for your spring refresh.

The birds are chirping, the tulips are peeking through the soil, and that golden afternoon sun is finally hitting your windows. It’s beautiful, until you realize that the same sunlight is highlighting every single smudge, dog hair, and dust bunny that took up residence during your winter hibernation.

Welcome to Spring Cleaning Season! While the phrase might inspire a bit of “chore-induced dread,” there is nothing quite like the feeling of a decluttered, sparkling home. Whether you’re staying put for the next decade or thinking about putting a “For Sale” sign in the yard this summer, a deep refresh is the best way to reclaim your space.

Here is our lighthearted, high-impact guide to refreshing your home without losing your mind.

The Psychology of the “Edit”

Before you grab the mop, grab a trash bag. The most effective way to “clean” a house is to simply have less stuff in it. We like to call this “The Edit.”

• The One-Year Rule: If you haven’t worn it, used it, or remembered it existed in the last 12 months, it’s time to say goodbye.
• Surface Tension: Clear your kitchen and bathroom counters of everything except the essentials. In the real estate world, visible counter space equals “value.”
• The “Donate” Joy: Find a local charity to take your gently used items. It’s much easier to part with that old bread maker when you know it’s going to a good home.

The “Hidden” Cleaning Checklist

We all know how to vacuum, but spring is for the areas that only see a sponge once a year. Focus on these spots to make your home feel truly maintained:

• Window Tracks and Sills: Dust and dead bugs love to hide here; cleaning them makes windows glide perfectly.
• Kitchen, don’t forget behind the fridge!: It may be a workout, but removing dust from the coils helps your appliance run more efficiently.
• Ceiling and light fixtures: You’d be surprised how much “dimmer” a room feels when the bulbs are coated in dust.
• Walls, especially those scuff marks: A “magic eraser” on baseboards and door frames can make a room look freshly painted.

Curb Appeal Starts Now

Your home’s exterior is its handshake. After a long winter, it probably needs a little TLC.

• The Front Door: Give it a good scrub with soapy water. If the hardware looks dull, a quick polish or a new set of house numbers can work wonders.
• Gutters: Clear out the winter debris. It’s not glamorous, but it prevents water damage (and looks much better to inspectors!).
• Refresh the Mulch: Nothing says “I take care of my house” like a fresh layer of dark mulch in the flower beds.

The Real Estate Secret: Why We Love a Clean House

If you are planning to list your home this spring, remember this: cleanliness smells like “No Problems Found.” When a potential buyer walks into a home that smells fresh, has sparkling windows, and clear closets, they subconsciously assume the “big stuff” like the HVAC or the roof has been equally well-maintained. A deep spring clean is quite literally the cheapest renovation you will ever do, often yielding a much higher return on your time than any fancy new backsplash.

When you hear the words “Spring Break,” what comes to mind?

Usually, it’s expensive flights, crowded airports, overpriced hotels, and fighting for a square foot of sand on a Florida beach. It’s a week that is supposed to be relaxing, but often leaves you needing a vacation from your vacation.

This year, we are proposing an alternative: The Michigan “Staycation.”

Forget the TSA lines and the humidity. Pack the car, drive to Michigan’s Lakeshore, and discover why a cozy, quiet Spring Break at the lake is the ultimate reset button for families and friends.

The Treasure Hunt is On

Ask any local, and they will tell you: Early spring is actually the best time to be on the beach, not for tanning, but for treasure hunting.

Winter storms on Lake Michigan churn up the lake bottom, washing new layers of rocks onto the shore. Because the summer crowds haven’t arrived to pick them over yet, spring is the prime season for finding beach glass, lightning stones, and other fun stones.

Put on a hoodie, grab a bucket, and walk the empty shoreline. It’s peaceful, it’s beautiful, and kids love the thrill of the hunt.

Hiking Without the Heat (or Bugs)

Michigan summers are gorgeous, but they can be humid, and the mosquitoes are real. Spring offers a sweet spot for outdoor lovers.

The trails at Saugatuck Dunes State Park, Rosy Mound in Grand Haven, or Van Buren State Park are crisp and clear. You can hike the dunes without overheating, and you’ll often have the trails entirely to yourself. Plus, the woods are just starting to wake up, with early wildflowers making their first appearance.

A Vacation That Fits the Budget

Let’s be honest: taking a family of four to the Caribbean or Orlando during peak school break weeks is hard on the wallet.

Staying local on the Lakeshore offers a luxury experience for a fraction of the price.

Rainy Days? No Problem.

Spring in Michigan can be unpredictable. But when you stay in a Jaqua Vacation Rental, a rainy day isn’t a ruined day; it’s a cozy one.

If the showers start, you have options:

• The Indoor Advantage: unlike a hotel room, where you are stuck sitting on a bed watching cable TV, a rental home gives you space. Build a fort in the living room with the kids, bake cookies in the full kitchen, or host a board game tournament by the fireplace.
• Local Culture: Take a short drive to world-class indoor attractions like the Holland Museum, the Knickerbocker Theatre, or venture slightly inland to the Grand Rapids Public Museum or Frederick Meijer Gardens (where the butterflies are blooming in March/April!).

Room to Breathe

The best part of a West Michigan Spring Break is the pace. There is no itinerary you have to stick to. No rush to make a reservation. No waking up at 6 AM to reserve a pool chair.

It’s just you, the lake, and time to reconnect.

Plan Your Escape

Whether you are looking for a massive lodge for two families to share or a cozy cottage for a romantic retreat, we have the perfect home base for your ultimate staycation.

Browse our Spring Break availability now and give yourself the relaxation you actually deserve.

Everyone knows Saugatuck is the Art Coast of Michigan, famous for its summer dunes and fall colors. But if you ask the locals, one of the best weekends of the entire year happens right in the middle of March.

St. Patrick’s Day in Saugatuck isn’t just a holiday, it’s the town’s unofficial “Wake Up” party. After a quiet winter, the streets of Saugatuck and Douglas come alive with runners, revelers, and, believe it or not, hundreds of dogs dressed in green.

If you are looking for a weekend getaway to shake off the winter rust, this is the place to be. Here is your guide to the festivities and why you need to book your stay now.

The Saturday Lineup: A Day of Shenanigans

While St. Patrick’s Day falls on March 17th, Saugatuck traditionally throws its biggest bash on the nearest Saturday. The energy is infectious, the community is welcoming, and the schedule is packed.

1. The Shamrock Run, Walk, or Roll – March 14th

Kick off your morning guilt-free before the indulgences begin. This annual fun run (usually a “3.2-ish” mile course) starts downtown near Wicks Park. It’s a low-pressure, high-spirit event where tutus and green wigs are more common than competitive running gear. It’s the perfect way to get the blood flowing and see the town.

2. The Famous “Erin Go Bark” Parade – March 14th

This is the event that puts Saugatuck/Douglas on the map for St. Patrick’s Day. Forget traditional marching bands—we have puppies. The Erin Go Bark People & Pet Parade is exactly what it sounds like: a procession of very good dogs (and their humans) dressed to the nines in leprechaun hats, shamrock bandanas, and green dye. Even if you don’t have a pet, watching the parade is a guaranteed serotonin boost.

3. The Pub Crawl – March 14th

Once the running and parading are done, it’s time to toast. The annual Pub Crawl typically kicks off at Wicks Park Bar & Grille. Grab your punch card and make your way through town staples like The Butler, Phil’s Bar & Grille, and The Sand Bar. It’s a great way to experience the local culinary scene, hear live music, and enjoy the “everyone is family” vibe that takes over the town.

Why You Need a Vacation Rental (Especially This Weekend)

St. Patrick’s Day is a blast, but it requires a bit of strategy to do it right. Here is why a Jaqua Vacation Rental beats a hotel for this specific holiday:

Pet-Friendly Perks: If you are coming for the “Erin Go Bark” parade, you’ll likely want to bring your own four-legged friend. Many of our rentals are pet-friendly, meaning your dog can relax in a real home after their big parade debut rather than being cooped up in a kennel.

Walkability is Key: On a drinking holiday, nobody wants to worry about driving. We have rentals located right in downtown Saugatuck and Douglas. You can walk to the race, stumble home from the pub crawl, and grab brunch the next morning without ever touching your car keys.

The Morning After: Let’s be real, Sunday morning might be a little slow. Instead of rushing to meet a hotel checkout time, imagine sleeping in, making a greasy breakfast in your full kitchen, and lounging by the fireplace until you’re ready to face the world.

Get Your Green On

Saugatuck’s St. Patrick’s Day celebration is the perfect bridge between winter and spring. It’s festive, quirky, and incredibly fun.

Don’t rely on the luck of the Irish to find a place to stay at the last minute. Our downtown condos and pet-friendly cottages book up fast for this weekend.

February is often the forgotten month. The holiday sparkle has faded, and spring hasn’t quite sprung. However, mid-February offers the perfect excuse to pack a bag and hit the road for a weekend reset.

Whether you are looking to reignite romance for Valentine’s Day or celebrate your besties with a Galentine’s Day retreat, Michigan’s West Coast is the ideal backdrop.

Forget the crowded city restaurants and overpriced prix-fixe menus. This year, trade the stress for the Sunset Coast. From South Haven to Grand Haven, here is why a rental home on Lake Michigan is the ultimate setting for your Galentine’s/Valentine’s Day escape.

Why the Lakeshore in Winter?

If you’ve only visited Michigan’s coast in July, you are seeing only half the picture. In winter, the busy beach towns like St. Joseph, South Haven, Saugatuck, Holland, and Grand Haven transform into quiet, glittering snow globes.

• The Scenery: Lake Michigan assumes a dramatic beauty as ice shelves build up along the shore and lighthouses are encased in frozen spray.
• The Vibe: It’s slower and more intimate. You can actually get a table at that popular restaurant, and the boutiques are uncrowded.
• The Wineries: The Lake Michigan Shore Wine Trail is open year-round, offering a cozy way to spend a Saturday afternoon.

The Itinerary: A 3-Day, 2-Night Blueprint

Whether you are a couple seeking romance or a group of friends seeking laughter, here is how to make the most of a Friday-to-Sunday rental stay.

Day 1: Arrival and The “Exhale”

Friday evening is about leaving the work week behind.

• Check-In: Arrive at your vacation rental. Unlike a hotel room, where you just drop your bags on a bed, here you are walking into a full home.
• Dinner In: Skip the stress of finding a restaurant after a drive. Stop at a local market in town (like the roadside markets in Coloma or the specialty shops in Saugatuck) to pick up charcuterie, cheese, and a bottle of local wine.
• The Activity: Get the gas fireplace roaring or hop in the private hot tub. This is the beauty of a rental, complete privacy to catch up and unwind.

Day 2: Adventure & Indulgence

Saturday is your full day to explore the coast.

• Morning: Sleep in. Enjoy coffee in a full kitchen without waiting in line at a hotel lobby cafe.
• Mid-Day Adventure:
  • For Galentine’s: Hit a wine trail. Book a driver or designate a captain and visit the tasting rooms in Baroda or Fennville. Many offer heated igloos or outdoor fires.
  • For Valentine’s: Go for a winter hike. Saugatuck Dunes State Park or Rosy Mound in Grand Haven offer stunning, snowy trails leading to the lake.
• Evening: Head into town. Saugatuck, Holland, and St. Joseph have fantastic culinary scenes that rival big cities. Afterward, head back to your rental for a movie night or board games by the fire.

Day 3: Brunch & The Beach

Sunday is for savoring the last few hours.

• Brunch: Check out downtown mainstays; there’s nothing like a hearty Midwest brunch to fuel your drive home.
• The Farewell View: Before you leave, drive to the local pier or beach. Seeing the frozen grandeur of Lake Michigan is a memory that sticks with you. Take a photo, breathe in the crisp air, and head home feeling refreshed.

Why a Vacation Rental is Your Secret to a Perfect February Escape

When it’s cold outside, where you stay matters more than ever.

1. Shared Spaces vs. Isolation: For a Galentine’s trip, a hotel separates you into different rooms. A vacation home gives you a living room to gather in, a kitchen to cook in, and a dining table to laugh around.
2. The Amenities: Many of our West Coast rentals feature fireplaces, hot tubs, and game rooms; amenities that turn a “place to sleep” into a “private resort.”
3. Cost-Effective Luxury: When you split the cost of a beautiful 3-bedroom home among friends, it is often more affordable (and much more luxurious) than booking three separate hotel rooms.

Book Your Winter Warm-Up

Whether you’re toasting to friendship or romance, the lakeshore is calling. The crowds are gone, the fire is crackling, and the wine is poured.

Browse our collection of vacation rentals today and find the perfect backdrop for your February escape.   

Let’s be honest, the end of January and the beginning of February are when the winter blues usually set in. The holidays are a distant memory, spring seems miles away, and cabin fever is real.

Many people think of South Haven, Michigan, purely as a summer paradise, and they aren’t wrong. But if you think this vibrant beach town goes into hibernation when the snow falls, you are missing out on one of the Midwest’s best-kept secrets.

From January 30th through February 1st, South Haven shakes off the winter chill and embraces the season with open arms at the annual Icebreaker Festival.

It’s the ultimate cure for cabin fever, offering a weekend packed with frosty fun, fiery food, and unique traditions. If you’re looking for a winter weekend getaway that offers more than just sitting on the couch, here is your guide to “breaking the ice” in South Haven.

Ice Sculpting Artistry

The cornerstone of the festival is the incredible display of ice sculptures lining the downtown streets.

On Friday night, the town magic begins as blocks of ice are strategically placed throughout the downtown area. By Saturday morning, the air fills with the buzz of chainsaws and the chip-chip-chip of chisels as world-class carvers transform frozen blocks into intricate masterpieces.

Walking around downtown with a hot cocoa in hand, watching these artists work, is mesmerizing. Stay until dusk! As the sun sets, many sculptures are illuminated with colored lights, turning the streets into a glistening, magical outdoor gallery.

Warm Up at the Chili Cook-Off

You can’t spend all day admiring ice without needing to warm up from the inside out. The Icebreaker Festival’s most popular (and delicious) event is undoubtedly the Chili Cook-Off.

Local restaurants and organizations bring their A-game, battling for the title of best chili in town. Grab a tasting spoon and work your way through dozens of varieties, ranging from mild and savory to five-alarm spicy. It’s the perfect, hearty fuel for a cold Michigan day.

Winter Fun for Everyone

The Icebreaker Festival is known for embracing the sillier side of winter. Beyond the sculptures and food, you’ll find activities you won’t see anywhere else:

• The Cardboard Sled Race: Watch as teams attempt to navigate a snowy hill in sleds made only of cardboard, tape, and glue. Some designs are marvels of engineering; others disintegrate halfway down. Both outcomes are hilarious to watch.
• The Frozen Fish Fling: Exactly what it sounds like. How far can you toss a frozen fish? It’s a weird and wonderful South Haven tradition.
• Ice Skating: Lace up your skates and take a spin at the downtown pavilion rink.
• The Pub Slide (For the Grown-Ups): If you’re visiting with friends or your significant other, enjoy the “Pub Slide,” sampling specials at South Haven’s great downtown bars, breweries, and tasting rooms.

Your Cozy Home Base for a Frozen Weekend

After several hours of judging ice sculptures, flinging fish, and sampling chili, you are going to be ready to thaw out. This is where choosing a vacation rental home over a standard hotel room makes all the difference.

Instead of cramming into a single room with all your bulky winter coats and snow boots, imagine coming “home” to a spacious living room. You can hang your wet gear in the mudroom, fire up the gas fireplace, and gather everyone on the couch.

A Jaqua Vacation Rental gives you a full kitchen to brew endless pots of coffee or hot chocolate, and enough space for the kids to play board games while the adults relax. It’s the perfect balance of an exciting winter outing and a cozy, relaxing retreat.

Ready to Break the Ice?

The Icebreaker Festival is one of South Haven’s busiest winter weekends, and the best vacation homes near the action book up quickly. Don’t miss out on the fun from January 30th through February 1st in South Haven, MI!

Let’s be real: when you’re hosting, safety and security are just as important as comfy beds and great coffee. It might sound like a big chore, but focusing on a few basics can make a huge difference in protecting your guests (and your investment!). 

Here’s our casual checklist for making safety simple at your rental: 

The Fire & First Aid Fundamentals 

These are the non-negotiables that could save a life. You know the drill, but a quick check never hurts: 

• Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Detectors: Put these in every bedroom, hallway, and main living area. Set a calendar reminder to test them regularly and swap batteries at least once a year. 
• Fire Extinguishers: Keep at least one on each floor and definitely one near the kitchen. Make sure the location is clearly labeled so guests aren’t searching in a panic. ● First Aid Kit: Have a fully stocked kit in an easy-to-find spot (like the kitchen or entry closet) and label it clearly. Check and refill it after every single guest. 
• Exit Plan: Post a simple evacuation route near the main door or include it clearly in your digital house manual. Simple is best! 

Modern Security & Access 

Ditch the hidden keys; smart tech is the host’s best friend for security. 

• Smart Locks / Keyless Entry: Use time-limited access codes that automatically expire after your guest checks out. It’s safe, convenient, and you’ll never worry about a lost key again. 
• Exterior Cameras: Totally fine for monitoring the driveway or entry points, but you must disclose their presence clearly in your listing and house rules. (Remember, never put cameras inside.) 
• Lights: Make sure all exterior paths, stairs, and entryways are brightly lit. Good lighting prevents trips and keeps everyone feeling secure when they arrive after dark. 

Slippery Spots & Appliance Rules 

Little details can prevent big accidents. 

• Non-Slip Mats: Put these in all bathrooms, especially in the showers and tubs. Also, a sturdy mat at the entryway helps prevent slips on wet days.
• GFCI Outlets: Make sure you have these installed in wet areas like kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms, and outdoor spaces. They’re critical for preventing electrocution. 
• Clear Instructions: If you have special features like a fireplace, grill, or hot tub, make sure you provide simple, clear directions for how to use them safely. 
• Pools & Hot Tubs: If you have one, post visible safety rules (no diving, no glass, supervise children) and make sure the fencing and covers are always in great shape. 

Emergency Preparedness & Your House Rules 

Your guests need to know who to call and what to do in a pinch. 

• Local Contacts: Post the numbers for the police, fire department, nearest hospital, and your property manager somewhere highly visible, like on the fridge or in the welcome book. 
• Power Outage Kit: Keep a few quality flashlights and extra batteries handy.
• Don’t Forget the House Basics:
  • Give clear rules for using the fireplace or fire pit (including what not to burn).
  • State clearly what cannot be flushed in your toilets.
  • Provide simple instructions for using the washer and dryer (especially how much soap to use).

Go “Family-Friendly” (The Safe Way!) 

If you market your place as family-friendly, don’t just stop at toys! Add these safety items to your must-have list: 

• Anchor large, heavy furniture (like dressers) to the walls. 
• Install baby gates near stairs. 
• Use outlet covers and provide a few night lights. 

By tackling these items, you’re creating a rental that’s not only welcoming but genuinely safe and secure. Happy hosting!

With colorful leaves and fewer crowds, October is a frightfully good time to visit the lakeshore. From events featuring restaurants to Halloween festivities, you’ll have a spooktacular time in Saugatuck. Below are a few of our favorite events that will make your stay even better. 

Arts and Eats | October 18th & 19th

Take a calming drive through Saugatuck, Michigan, and stop at one of the participating 41 artist-run spots, 9 restaurants, and 4 farms. This tour is completely self-guided, so there is no need to buy any tickets or RSVP!

Ox-Bow Goes to Heck | October 18th

Kids of all ages are welcome to show off their costumes, play carnival games, enjoy hands-on activities, and explore a Hansel and Gretel theme haunted house. Beverages for all ages will be available for purchase. 

Bloody Brunch | October 18th

Attend the Bloody Brunch at the Ox-Bow School of Art for a meal, drinks, a campus tour, and a piece of unique glassware! 

Douglas Halloween for Adults | October 25th

Looking for some adult fun? Show off your costume and meet new people during Douglas’ 27th Annual Halloween for Adults parade. 

The Felt Estate | Various dates throughout October

Visit the spooky Felt Estate and take a self-guided tour or listen to ghost stories that are not only family-friendly but frighteningly fun! 

Looking for more events? Click here. 

There’s still time to book your Saugatuck Jaqua Vacation Rental!

It’s time to enjoy the charming Grand Haven, complete with colorful leaves and fewer crowds. October is a frightfully good time to visit the lakeshore. Keep reading for some spooktacular events taking place this month. 

Annual Bones About Town | October 1st-24th

Walk through town and find 150+ decorated skeletons in celebration of fall and Halloween! Vote for your favorites, and help choose the awards which will be given for the spookiest, the funniest, and the most original!

Spring Lake Farm & Garden Market | October 2nd & 9th

Support small vendors and purchase locally grown produce and handmade crafts! This Grand Haven staple will keep you busy for hours, with too many unique stalls to count!

Grand Haven Fall Festival | October 25th

Looking for some family-friendly Halloween fun? Come join Grand Haven in their fall festival! With trick-or-treating, hayrides, and so much more, it will be a night to remember.

Spring Lake Spooktacular | October 31st

Let’s have some Halloween fun! Local organizations and businesses will offer special deals, events, and more. Many businesses in the Village will participate in Merchant Trick-or-Treating.

For more frightfully fun events, click here. 

Don’t forget to book your place to stay! Click here to book your Grand Haven Jaqua Vacation Rental.