There’s lots to do in Saugatuck/Douglas all year round, but fall is an especially special time to visit. From traditional autumn activities like apple picking and color tours to more creative ones like gallery walks andCallout 2 libation tours – spending time in Saugatuck/Douglas in the fall is an experience you’re sure to enjoy.

Nestled along a 30-mile stretch of Michigan’s “Fruit Belt” region lies a collection of orchards, farms and vineyards known as Lakeshore Harvest Country. Take full advantage of West Michigan’s agri-tourism heritage and decide what activity you’re in the mood for this summer season – whether that’s picking blueberries, trying artisan goat cheese, or experiencing the farm-to-table restaurants, we’ve got it all in the Saugatuck, Douglas, Fennville area!

September, sweet, September. Fall is a glorious time in the Saugatuck area as you still feel the heat of summer, with a cool unassuming breeze as the sun goes down. As you prepare for the fall season, we have created a must-do list of activities for whatever your interest may include. Whether you hope to have an active or perhaps leisurely weekend (or a mix of both), you can surely find it in the Saugatuck/Douglas area.

With white quartz sand stretching on for miles, inviting people to relax, stroll along the shore, build sand castles, hang out with friends, or watch the sun go down, our 10 miles of shoreline, and six public beaches, make for perfect summer days.