One of the most coveted resources of Holland is its Lake Michigan coastline and the magnificent beaches that adorn it. From the secluded Laketown Beach to the bustling Holland State Park, Holland's beaches provide endless enjoyment for the beach combers, sunbathers, boaters and anyone who enjoys gorgeous sunsets over Lake Michigan.
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Casinos near Grand Rapids, MI Browse URComped’s up-to-date list of the 50 closest casinos to Grand Rapids, MI There are no casinos within a 30 minute drive of Grand Rapids, MI but you can see a full list of casinos and their driving distance from Grand Rapids, MI below. One of the most coveted resources of Holland is its Lake Michigan coastline and the magnificent beaches that adorn it. From the secluded Laketown Beach to the bustling Holland State Park, Holland's beaches provide endless enjoyment for the beach combers, sunbathers, boaters and anyone who enjoys gorgeous sunsets over Lake Michigan. Check out our 24/7 Beach cam at the Holland State Park. Wayland Gun Lake Casino located in Wayland, is the nearest casino of Grand Rapids, Michigan (MI). 21miles away from Grand Rapids, this gaming establishment opens 24/24 and provides 1,500 slot machines and 30 gaming tables including Blackjack, Roulette, Craps, Ultimate Texas Hold’em, Progressive Three Card Poker, Progressive Crazy 4 Poker.
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IMPORTANT BEACH UPDATES AND INFORMATION FROM OUR PARTNERS AT OTTAWA COUNTY PARKS:
Between COVID and record-high water levels, your visit to the beach will be different than in years past! please visit THIS page for more information on water levels, parking, beach etiquette and more.
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Zeeland ( /ziːlɨnd/ zee-lənd) is a city in Ottawa County in the U.S. state of Michigan. The population was 5,805 at the 2000 census. The city is located at the western edge of Zeeland Charter Township which is politically independent. Its name is derived from the Dutch province of Zeeland. As of the 2009 census estimates, the population was 5,465.
In 1847, a group of immigrants in search of religious freedom made plans to fulfill their dream. An alternative explanation for the group's motivation to emigrate is their opposition to scientific and social advances (e.g., contraception, vaccination, insurance, chemical fertilizers) and their resulting failure to thrive under the economic and agricultural conditions of the time in their homeland (Zeeland, Netherlands).
The group was led by a wealthy landowner, Jannes van de Luyster, who decided to sell all his holdings in the Netherlands in order to advance money to group members to settle their debts and pay for passage to America. The site of the original village, some 16,000 acres (65 km²) of land originally occupied by the Odawa people, was named after the province of Zeeland, their former home in the Netherlands.