2010 Holland Michigan Dining Guide
April 12th, 2010..courtesy of the Holland Sentinel and the Holland Visitors Bureau! The 2010 Holland Dining Guide can be viewed, downloaded or printed out for your viewing and dining pleasure!
Macatawa Legends has Re-opened for 2010!
April 5th, 2010After a brief respite due to some problems with the course paying their mortgage, the Macatawa Legends now has new owners and is better then ever! The non-member rates are much better as well!
Kiwi House Availability Calendar
March 12th, 2010
Online Booking Instructions
Please use your mouse to select the dates you wish to book. Drag the mouse from your arrival date to the date of your last night of requested stay. The “Book Now” button will activate if your dates meet minimum night and / or arrival and departure day rules for this property.
Booking Software provided by InnFirst.com
David L. Dirkse Skatepark – Just Two Miles from Rosewood Pointe!
January 26th, 2010Thanks to the generosity of a local businessman and Park Township, kids staying at Rosewood Pointe now have a new skatepark to enjoy. I’ve seen it from the road and it’s an impressive park. Best of all it’s just a couple of miles from Rosewood Pointe and it’s FREE!.
Ice Skating Now Available Close to Rosewood Pointe!
December 27th, 2009Hooray! The local township has decided to erect a public ice skating rink this year.
“The township had considered a rink for years and decided to try it this year at the Ottawa County Fairgrounds, 1286 Ottawa Beach Road west of 152nd Avenue.”
That’s just 2.3 miles away from Rosewood Pointe. Here is a map:
Holland Michigan Marketing Video
August 3rd, 2009Learn more about Holland!
Holland Michigan Bike Paths / Trails
July 21st, 2009Fish cleaning station in Holland Michigan
May 1st, 2009We have a small table for cleaning fish at the resort, but we don’t have a grinder. Thus, it’s the responsibility of the fishermen and women to bag the fish remains and dispose of them accordingly. However, there is now an alternative available just three miles down the road.
After many years of planning, a new, free, public fish cleaning station is being built on the north side of Lake Macatawa in Holland, Michigan. Scheduled completion date is late May, and it is expected to cost $158,000.
The site is located across the street from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources boat launch and west of Anchorage Marina, 1800 Ottawa Beach Road. The fish cleaning station will be operated and maintained by Holland State Park and will be available to all visitors.
The 20-foot-by-20-foot building will include four cleaning stations and a $20,000 grinder — a device that emulsifies fish remains so they can be handled by the local sewer system. Local tradesmen and material suppliers are donating time and items to the construction of the station.
Construction is planned to begin when the frost is out of the ground this coming April and completed by the end of May, 2009.
Here are some renderings of the proposed building:
