There’s plenty to do and see right in Holland when you are RV camping at the Holland Campground. This town is reminiscent of its namesake and has a strong Dutch flavor. Some of the must-see things here include Windmill Island and the Windmill Island Gardens, Nelis’ Dutch Village, the Veldheer Tulip Garden, the Holland Museum, Heinz Waterfront Walkway, and the DeGraaf Nature Center. You can also enjoy beaches, Victorian architecture and excellent shopping downtown, craft beers, and exceptional American and Dutch food specialties. Special events that take place near here every year include the Tulip Time Festival, Girlfriends’ Weekend, the Macatawa Water Festival, Art in the Park, and Winter Market. Be sure to visit Downtown Holland, the Holland Area Visitors Bureau, and Pure Michigan for up-to-date information on area attractions, events, and tourist information.
Grand Rapids is also within easy reach when you camp in an RV near Holland. Some of the things that make Grand Rapids so great are the John Ball Zoo, the Frederik Meijer Gardens filled with art and music, the Blandford Nature Center, the Grand Rapids Public Museum and planetarium, the Downtown Market Grand Rapids, and the Heritage Hill district. There is also an excellent craft beer and food scene along with the music, nightlife, and community that goes along with it. Outdoor recreation spans all four seasons and ranges from sedate to extreme. Special events that take place here every year include Cocktail Week GR and the International Wine, Beer & Food Festival. Check out Experience Grand Rapids, the Grand Rapids Area Chamber of Commerce, and Grand Rapids Now for the latest in local news, happenings, and visitor information.
There are seasonal concessions including hot food and snacks available in Holland State Park, but if you decide to leave the RV campgrounds to explore what the local area has to offer, you can choose from fine dining, beachfront seafood, classic and contemporary American fare, family-friendly meals, and familiar fast-casual chains. If you need to fill your tank as well as your body, you can find both gasoline and diesel fuel easily at any of the area’s truck stops, convenience stores, and service stations.
