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Things To Do

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Michigan has so many fun activities to do in the summer! Saugatuck is an adorable artsy town by Lake Michigan. Here are a few fun things to do while in town!
Oval Beach

Oval Beach

Frequently named one of Lake Michigan’s best beaches, with sugar-sand shoreline and dunes. Great for swimming, sunbathing, and catching magnificent sunsets

Wineries & Cideries in nearby Fennville

Wineries & Cideries in nearby Fennville

Visit Fenn Valley Vineyards or Virtue Cider for tastings and orchard ambiance

Art Galleries & Saugatuck Center for the Arts

Art Galleries & Saugatuck Center for the Arts

Downtown is lined with galleries, with frequent exhibits, performances, and events

Saugatuck Dunes State Park

Saugatuck Dunes State Park

Over 1,000 acres of natural dunes, 14 mi of trails, and 2½ mi of beachfront – perfect for hiking and exploring

Farm fresh & u‑pick farms

Farm fresh & u‑pick farms

Seasonal fruit picking events at local farms offer hands-on fun

Saugatuck Dune Rides

Saugatuck Dune Rides

Thrilling open-air truck tours across the dunes, with fun and educational commentary

Mount Baldhead Hike

Mount Baldhead Hike

Climb the 302 stairs to a 230-ft dune top for panoramic views of the river, town, and Lake Michigan

Retro Boat Rentals / Paddleboat Cruises

Retro Boat Rentals / Paddleboat Cruises

Glide along the Kalamazoo River in vintage boats or the historic paddlewheel “Star of Saugatuck” for scenic, relaxing rides

Saugatuck Chain Ferry

Saugatuck Chain Ferry

The nation’s only hand-cranked chain ferry, a nostalgic and scenic way to cross the river

Ox‑Bow School of Art

Ox‑Bow School of Art

A historic artists’ colony offering workshops in painting, pottery, glass, and more

Saugatuck–Douglas Historical Museum

Saugatuck–Douglas Historical Museum

Great for families, this small museum traces local history

Local Restaurants

Local Restaurants

From casual to fine dining, explore local favorites along Butler and Water streets.