Neighborhoods

Travel over the Black River draw bridge toward the Michigan Maritime Museum and you'll find South Haven's charming Northside, where several public beaches and a concentration of historical Inns and Bed & Breakfasts call home.

Explore the Old Harbor district, a charming avenue of riverfront restaurants, gift shops and tasting rooms.

If you prefer a bustling atmosphere, Downtown Proper is the place to be, with an abundance of restaurants, shops, public art installations, and the Farmer's Market Pavilion at Dyckman Park.

For those seeking outdoor adventure, the outlying areas to the south offer state parks with nature trails popular among campers, agricultural destinations like Degrandchamps blueberry farm, golf courses, and plant nurseries.