Holland Attractions

This Victorian Italianate style home of Isaac Cappon, Holland's first mayor, features hand-crafted woodwork, bronze hardware, original family furnishings produced by Michigan manufacturers and a family photo gallery.

Tours of the premises are offered as craftspeople demonstrate wooden shoe carving and the making of blue and white delftware.

Holland Museum is housed in the former Post Office, a restored 1914 Classical Revival building, featuring local history and Dutch decorative art exhibits. Delft pottery, pewter, furniture, and paintings are also on display.

Dutch Village brings the Netherlands, from 100 years ago, to life with picturesque walks, canals, flowering gardens and authentic Dutch architecture. Visitors can ride a Dutch chair swing and carousel, visit the Fresian farmhouse and barn with live animals and tour the Wooden Shoe Factory.

The Outdoor Discovery Center has 6 distinct ecosystems cover this 120 acre nature preserve providing opportunities to discover nature. Highlights include: live deer and elk, 11 birds of prey, fully accessible sensory trail, Ottawa summer village, 10 Kw wind turbine, and over 4 miles of trails. More than 70,000 people annually visit to walk the trails and view the wildlife.

Veldheer's was founded in 1955 by Vernin Veldheer as a hobby with 100 red tulips & 300 white tulips. By 1997 there had been over 4 million tulips, 500,00 Daffodils, 10,000 Hyacinths & 20,000 other spring flowers planted.