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Beautiful hiking & shoreline
Saugatuck Dunes State ParkIf you like hiking, on a given trail or off-road exploring I would definitely recommend this! We followed a few “unmarked” trails for a few miles and eventually made our way down to the beach. Now the beach, technically no dogs allowed. However! There were about 5 dogs down there playing. The stretch of beach that is available is long enough that if you are respectful and mindful (stay leashed, spread out down the shore away from any other people, clean up any dog messes) of your pup, I think you could take a quick dip with the dog. The trails themselves are very well maintained, and even the unmarked areas were easy enough to walk on. There was a pretty big disc golf course that we saw several others enjoying. Port-a-potty on site, parking, free entry and a beautiful view of The Felt Mansion.
Jun. 14, 2020
Yum!
Uncommon Coffee Roasters Cafe & BakeryFirst stop of the morning for us! We had a yummy caramel cold brew and a hot coffee that were both 10/10. We also came home with a bag of coffee beans (that they ground for us!) that smell just absolutely fantastic. Our pup was given a treat and we sat at the provided tables and enjoyed our morning together.
Jun. 14, 2020
Delicious!
The Mitten Brewing Company - SaugatuckAn all around wonderful experience. The Mitten is home of one of our favorite beers, Peanuts and Crackerjack. We happened to visit when it was in season (yay!) and we’re very pleasantly surprised by their pizza menu. They also had pretzels, shelled peanuts, wings, a few handheld items and a kids menu. We were able to bring our GSD pup into the outside seating area. There were a few dogs that came and went during our visit and the staff was gracious and friendly with all of them. Thank you for the hospitality!
Jun. 14, 2020
Dog Acceptable
Starlite ResortPet fee $26.50. Property was so cute, and just a 5 minute drive from downtown. Coffee shops (Biggby and a local place) on either side, just a short drive away. Outdoor pool (heated!) and hot tub. Room was nicely renovated. Fire pits, ladder ball, horseshoes, volleyball, & hammocks all in public area... but pertaining to 4 legged friends: I would say more dog “acceptable” rather than dog “friendly”. Check in staff was incredibly nice, with the exception of a man who was very rude about our dog before we even got our room key. I saw him make several rude comments/accusations to other patrons as well, which was disappointing for such a great hidden gem. Could have just been a bad couple of days, but I don’t know if we’ll choose the same location again because of this.
Jun. 14, 2020
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