Top Things to do in Van Buren County
Top Hotels in Van Buren County
- 1. Yelton Manor Boutique Hotel B&B
- 2. Historic Hotel Nichols
- 3. Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, South Haven, MI
- 4. Hampton Inn South Haven
- 5. Inn at the Park B&B
- 6. Baymont by Wyndham Paw Paw
- 7. Comfort Inn & Suites
- 8. Baymont by Wyndham Paw Paw
- 9. Baymont by Wyndham South Haven
- 10. Sun n Sand Resort
Top 10 Sights & Landmarks in Van Buren County, Van Buren County
Discover the best top things to do in Van Buren County, United States including Big Dan's U-Pick'em & Farm Market, Geoscape Rock Shop, Shades of Lavender Farm, South Haven Center for the Arts, South Haven Lighthouses, McIntosh Orchards, Gingerman raceway, Overhiser Orchards, Stokes Homestead Farm Market, Bumbleberry Acres.
Restaurants in Van Buren County
1. Big Dan's U-Pick'em & Farm Market
2. Geoscape Rock Shop
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 11 reviews
Geoscape Rock Shop offers a unique selection of rocks, minerals, fossils, jewelry, beads, landscape rock, and home decor curated from mines around the world. Geoscape Rocks are perfect for home and landscape decoration, for rock collections, as educational tools, and spiritual purposes. Located west of Kalamazoo, Michigan off of I-94 (exit 56) with easy to find MDOT signs to the store, we have plenty of parking in our private parking lot. Stop by our store at 37111 W.Red Arrow Hwy, Paw Paw, Michigan to check it out for yourself!
Reviewed By ken1077 - Onsted, United States
This is a must stop if your traveling down I-94 past Paw Paw. This has a great selection outdoors and beautiful selection of fossils, rocks, jewelry indoors. Everything outside is by the pound. I will come again.
3. Shades of Lavender Farm
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Shades of Lavender Farm is nestled in beautiful Southwest Michigan.Stop by and watch us handcraft bath & body products here on site. In the summer months of June/July we offer lavender U-pick. This is a delightful and relaxing treat to calm your soul. Our hours change with the seasons so be sure to call first and see if we will be open when you plan to visit. We are open up until Christmas!
4. South Haven Center for the Arts
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
Non-profit Art Center with a gallery open to the public. Our mission is to enrich our community through the arts.
5. South Haven Lighthouses
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 674 reviews
Reviewed By gemcitydayton - Dayton, United States
A beautiful site during the day or night, when the pathway is lit with white lights. Charming to view either on the shore or out in the lake. A nice walk out to the light house with the lake lapping around the sides of the walk., and easy to reach from the public beach nearby. Love this lighthouse so much that I have a painting of it in my house!
6. McIntosh Orchards
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By zo23
What a cute and fun place! We enjoyed tasting various fruit wines and ciders. We also bought pickled veggies. I LOVE the pear cider and have been back for refills on my growler!!
7. Gingerman raceway
8. Overhiser Orchards
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
A U-pick Fruit Farm Business open for operation during July-October that has been in the same family for over 150 years that features tree fruit U-pick operations for Sweet Cherries, Sour Cherries, Apricots, Peaches, Plums, Pears, Apples and Pumpkins. In addition a hands on animal barn with plenty of farm animals to pet and feed as well as apicnic area with playground which includes a life size John Deere tractor swing set and climb on as well as a children's corn maze, new sunflower patch(August) and fresh pressed cider and donuts in the fall.
Reviewed By paulaoverstreet - Chicago, United States
We stopped by on a Saturday afternoon with our teenage son. He wanted some big Honeycrisp apples and was not disappointed! Lots of things to choose from: different apple varieties, apple butter, jams/jellies, candles, etc. When getting a gallon of fresh cider from the fridge, I noticed bags of pitted sour cherries and snapped up 2 bags. Way less expensive per pound than those we get at our farmers market and we have to do the pitting! Staff scattered around were friendly and able to answer questions, but kept their distance. Mask wearing and touch less checkout.
9. Stokes Homestead Farm Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
The Homestead is open from mid-May to October 31st every year. We close from November 1 to mid-May for the Winter season. We offer fun for the whole family on our Farm! We grow, sell & U-pick all kinds of produce: strawberries, asparagus, blueberries, peaches, apples, pumpkins, corn and much more. We offer wagon rides, nature trail, cow-train rides, playground, corn crib, duck races, gem mining and more for your little ones! We have a full cafe inside at Hazel's Kitchen where we serve homemade Breakfast & Lunch every day. Our Bakery cooks up some of the best homemade pies, donuts, fudge & muffins around! We make fresh bread every day in our bakery! Our Market is much more than just produce. Our gift shop has beautiful, handmade decor, jewelry and toys. We strive to support our country by buying and selling 90% American-made items! You'll find preserves, butters, pickled jar goods, home decor, jewelry, candles, signs, outside decor & more. Start a new Family Tradition and visit our Family Farm this season!
10. Bumbleberry Acres
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
Family-owned farm market and blueberry u-pick with lots of activities for the kid in Everyone! Visit our miniature animals, take a barrel train ride, or hop on the wagon for a farm tour and corn maze. October is sure to be a thrilling time to visit with our haunted attractions for all ages. Don’t forget to stop by the store for unique, local gifts, fresh fruits and vegetables grown right on the farm, and indulge in items from our bakery (all homemade and old family recipes!) Open Mid-June-October 31st. Come join our family Where Farm Meets Fun!
Reviewed By btonIndiana
We had a lot of options of where to go for our first-ever blueberry picking and I’m so grateful we chose Bumbleberry Acres. Plenty of space, great petting zoo, and lots for kids to do (obstacle course, swings). Our favorite part, though, was Gabe. He’s part of the 21 person family running this place who was chocked full of excellent info. Like, how Gabe’s mom should realize that his idea to have a Pygmy goat pens added to the petting zoo is pure genius????.
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