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Top 10 Budget-friendly Things to do in Oceana County, Oceana County
Discover the best top things to do in Oceana County, United States including Mac Wood's Dune Rides, Silver Lake Sand Dunes, Rainbow Ranch is now Stony Lake Stables, William Field Memorial Hart-Montague Trail, Little Sable Point Lighthouse, Lewis Adventure Farm & Zoo, Country Dairy, The Fox Barn Winery, Charles Mears State Park, Cherry Point Farm and Market.
1. Mac Wood's Dune Rides
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 624 reviews
We offer a 40 minute tour of the Silver Lake Sand Dunes. We have a vehicle that holds about 20 people that goes on a seven mile trail in the dunes. We stop at Lake Michigan or Silver Lake for a few minutes for pictures and to enjoy the view.
2. Silver Lake Sand Dunes
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 329 reviews
This is a state park along the coast of Lake Michigan located near Mears, Michigan. It includes shoreline along Lake Michigan and Silver Lake, along with many sand dunes.
Reviewed By adventure_in_family - Rochester Hills, United States
We have decided in a short time to do a short vacation and result cannot been better, Silver lake is an amazing place where you can have a range of activities to choose .You can be just in peace, walk, view amazingly landscape , doing family tours , enjoying a beach or go to do radical adventures as 4x4, bugs, jet sky, boats etc. And there are also the carts and mini golf, so a plenty of activities. Again is a paradise for all kind of people that enjoy being in the nature!
3. Rainbow Ranch is now Stony Lake Stables
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 175 reviews
Family-friendly horseback riding, riding lessons and therapeutic riding. Bringing a bit of the old west right here to West Michigan, since 1949.
Reviewed By jenniferwT9245GO
We have been doing an annual ride for four years now and it is a great experience that my kids (two 9 year old girls) always look forward too. It is the highlight of our vacation. The staff is always friendly and helpful. Nancy let my girls come back another day to help groom a horse and just hang out with the horses- this was wonderful! Thank you Rainbow Ranch!!
4. William Field Memorial Hart-Montague Trail
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By 290kt2017
Trail had shade, nicely paved trail, benches for resting, restrooms at trailhead (and a grocery store for snacks).
5. Little Sable Point Lighthouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 424 reviews
Reviewed By theoljohnnyboy - New Florence, United States
Stopped for a second time after a brief stop 5 years ago. A lighthouse that looks like it belongs at OBX rather than the great lakes, it is really a pretty structure. The beach seems to be shrinking and parking is limited. There were no gate attendants the day that we went and there was no box to deposit an entrance fee. Watch your speed on the tiny twisty roads going back in, there are joggers and big rigs on what can be a 1.5 lane road.
6. Lewis Adventure Farm & Zoo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 135 reviews
A full day of fun awaits at Lewis Adventure Farm & Zoo where we grow Fruit, Fun, & Memories on West Michigan's lakeshore! SHOP the market for fresh produce and homemade goodies, EXPLORE over 46+ activities for all ages, and MEET over 100+ unique animals including camels and kangaroos!
Reviewed By G1404DRmaryw - Grand Haven, United States
Oh my gosh where do I start as soon as we walked in there was so many things to do they had a bird aviary they have camels goats turtles train ride for the kids pig races pedal cars corn maze apples so much to do I don't even think we did everything The employees there were friendly helpful courteous very clean everything was well-maintained they even have the corn barn where the kids can go and play in real dried corn instead of sand it was amazing We will go again
7. Country Dairy
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 184 reviews
Centennial Dairy Farm. Operating modern dairy farm milking with robots. Country Dairy bottles milk and makes cheese and ice cream from the milk from their own cows. Tours are available to see the processing plant and cows and calves. In addition we have an onsite restaurant offering a wide variety of grilled Paninis, wraps, salads, and burgers. And you can top it off with our fresh ice cream in our ice cream parlor.
Reviewed By suzi101 - Saint Louis, United States
I always look for interesting places close to our home base on vacation and found Country Dairy. A working dairy farm where you can have an amazing lunch, buy their fresh milk, cheese and ice cream as well as take a tour of the Farm. Good for children. We enjoyed our visit very much. Very nice and helpful employees.
8. The Fox Barn Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By GMaSusieq - New Haven, United States
Recently returned from weekend trip to Michigan with group of 6 nurse friends who have known each other for more than 40 years. We spent the afternoon @ Fox Barn Winery. Wine tasting was $3 for 3 tastes & most of us left with @ least one bottle of our favorites. We sat out on their beautiful deck with view of the vineyard & wooded hills on a beautiful slightly breezy September summery day. As we solved the world's problems, we shared their cheeses, meat, pickled asparagus, cream cheese/jellies, & cracker snacking tray & of course, some great wine slushies. Most of us purchased some spreads, jellies, or pickled asparagus in their cute gift shop before we left. We learned that this area of Michigan is the asparagus capital of the world...who knew?
9. Charles Mears State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 142 reviews
Reviewed By K2337PLjamess - Limerick, Ireland
It had been years since our last visit. We had a bit of a reunion with some of our family and we were not disappointed. We’ve enjoyed this Park for decades. It remains relaxed, well cared for, and the staff reflect the environment. The easy access to the beach and the family atmosphere remains a family favourite.
10. Cherry Point Farm and Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 53 reviews
Cherry Point Farm is one of the oldest operating farms in Oceana County, Michigan. The first orchards were planted in 1871. The Bull Family has been operating the farm since 1949 and have added a fruit market, bakery, gift shop and Lavender Labyrinth surrounding an herb garden. We offer fish boils, lumberjack breakfasts, high tea and more (reservations required for all). Open daily from April through October. Our Lavender Labyrinth and Herb Garden are free to walk during daylight hours when we are open.
Reviewed By ahenders19
This is a great little stop to make along the scenic drive of B15 (Buchanan Rd). The shop has delicious cherry treats to offer (the cherry strudel is excellent/our recommendation!) as well as an assortment of gift items and apparel. There was fresh produce out front as well for sale. We walked around the garden a bit as well, which was lovely.
