Top Things to do in Allegan County
Top Hotels in Allegan County
- 1. Bay Pointe Inn & Restaurant
- 2. Kingsley House Bed and Breakfast Inn
- 3. Belvedere Inn & Restaurant
- 4. Best Western Plaza Hotel Saugatuck
- 5. Starlite Resort
- 6. Captains Quarters Motel
- 7. Kingsley House Bed and Breakfast Inn
- 8. Wickwood Inn
- 9. AmericInn by Wyndham Douglas / Saugatuck
- 10. Bay Pointe Inn & Restaurant
Countries
The 10 Best Things to do Good for Kids in Allegan County, Allegan County
Discover the best top things to do in Allegan County, United States including Blue Star Farms, Saugatuck Dune Rides, Wild West Ranch, Allegan Event, Sailing Saugatuck, Butler Street, Wicks Park, Kalamazoo River, Oval Beach, Bittersweet Ski Resort.
Restaurants in Allegan County
1. Blue Star Farms
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By Jirasela - Howell, United States
I stopped to pick up blueberries already picked. I was pleasantly surprised to see the price was reasonable and they had plenty already picked to choose from. They also had a nice selection of other blues products including pies, salsa, coffee, syrup. One if the nicer blueberry farms I have been to.
2. Saugatuck Dune Rides
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1,816 reviews
Reviewed By Trvlswith4kids
One of the highlights of our Michigan trip!! Loves learning about the ecology of the dunes, enjoying the fun ride, and laughing at all the corny tour guide jokes!
3. Wild West Ranch
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 13 reviews
Sleigh Rides, Horseback Riding, Romantic Carriage Rides and more. Open year round by appointment.
Reviewed By dianahH8356MS - Lansing, United States
We scheduled a sleigh ride for 2 on the Friday before Valentines Day. The weather was chilly but the ranch provided a nice, thick, handmade blanket for our ride. It was lovely going through the snowy, treelined trails with the jungle of the bells on our beautiful clydesdale mix horse. Our sleigh was pulled by Fudge, a large horse with a rich red-brown coloring and black hair. The sleigh driver was very knowledgeable about the horses at the ranch and showed a deep care for the animals. I would highly recommend this place for sleigh rides and would love to come back in the summer for horseback riding.
4. Allegan Event
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 18 reviews
Experience the largest indoor ropes course in Michigan! Conveniently located 30-minutes from Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, and Holland, Allegan Event offers plenty of room for birthday parties, field trips, celebrations and large groups, as well as endless fun for kids and guests of all ages to explore. Explore our heart-pumping bi-level Sky Trail® ropes course with Sky Rail™ zip rails sitting at heights up to 35 feet. Pair the course with other activities such as the QUICKjump free-fall simulation, Vertical Drop Slide, Clip ‘n Climb® walls, and outdoor zip line spanning the Kalamazoo River! Little kids under 48” are able to explore the Sky Tykes® course at a more comfortable height designed specifically for their needs. No waivers required! Play and win in our arcade and check out our redemption area for great prizes! If all the climbing and zipping makes you hungry, take a break and check out Allegan Event's new menu which includes pizza, sweet treats, adult beverages and more!
5. Sailing Saugatuck
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 144 reviews
Set sail in Saugatuck! Daily two-hour public and private sailing tours on Schooner Serenity, an authentic Tall Ship. The Sailing Saugatuck crew aims to provide unforgettable sailing experiences for Southwest Michigan visitors and residents alike. Spend a couple hours out on a day sail with the wind in your hair and the sun on your skin-- or hop on board the popular sunset cruise to take in one of Michigan's famous sunsets up close and personal from the water. $39 - $49 per person Free Parking
6. Butler Street
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 387 reviews
The main street of Saugatuck was named for the town's founder, William Gay Butler.
Reviewed By Companion10862371673 - Cleveland, United States
This is a charming street with cute little shoppes and some places to get treats for the kids! We found a park and playground to entertain our toddler while waiting for a seat at a restaurant, and there are nice public restroom facilities. The street and businesses were so cute and make an outing in Saugatuck even more fun!
7. Wicks Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 45 reviews
Named after former village president Frank Wicks, this park offers great river views and picnicking.
Reviewed By GregS354 - Holt, United States
Saugatuck is so beautiful, but it can get very busy. Wicks park is a shady refuge where you can relax for a bit, and watch the river. Or you can people watch. We love to spend about an hour here, just resting and conversing.
8. Kalamazoo River
9. Oval Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,031 reviews
Lake Michigan Beach, popular for its clear water and nice sand.
Reviewed By BoysInNY - Chicago, United States
This is a great beach to watch the sunsets. It’s a small beach as much of the sand is eroding. There are facilities here and lots of parking, which makes it an easy beach to visit.
10. Bittersweet Ski Resort
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 68 reviews
Located in the Kalamazoo River Valley, this ski area offers day and night skiing and snowboarding, plus a high-speed detachable quad chair lift.
Reviewed By SkiDave123
I am a ski instructor who teaches at Bittersweet ..... Retired instructor from a different resort just east of Pittsburgh. Bittersweet was a nice find to be able to continue to ski myself and teach. Smaller and less vertical than my Pennsylvania resort, but great without heading 3+ hours further north. Snowmaking capabilities are really good and the lodge is modern and attractive with large window expanses looking at the slopes. There is an outdoor patio that has a heated surface to stay snow/ice free with fire rings and lots of patio tables. Gets very busy on weekends (people aching for an experience during covid). So, must come early if need rental equipment. Weekdays are great. Come out and enjoy !
