Treetops

Enjoy a welcoming home among the trees, with comfortable gathering areas, inviting porches, and seasonal river views. Treetops is a relaxed base for time together and the pleasures of a Saugatuck getaway.

LIVING & DINING
The main living room offers comfortable seating around a gas fireplace, with a dining area for shared meals. A four-season porch provides another inviting place to read, relax, or enjoy the wooded setting. The lower-level lounge gives your group extra room to spread out.

ACCOMMODATIONS
The home accommodates up to six guests in three bedrooms:
• Bedroom 1: king bed on the main level, with an en suite bathroom
• Bedroom 2: queen bed on the lower level
• Bedroom 3: queen bed on the lower level
Three full bathrooms give your group convenient space to get ready and unwind.

OUTDOOR LIVING
Spend easy mornings and evenings on the screened porches, surrounded by trees and fresh air. The hot tub sits just off a screened porch, offering a relaxing finish to your day. Free on-site parking makes trips into town and out to Lake Michigan convenient.

EVERYDAY COMFORTS
The full kitchen features a six-burner gas range, an island with a prep sink, and generous space for cooking together. A refrigerator, oven, microwave, dishwasher, cookware, and dining essentials are ready for meals at home. Wi-Fi, a workspace, heating and air conditioning, TVs, a washer and dryer, linens, towels, and bathroom essentials help make your stay comfortable.

NEARBY ATTRACTIONS 📍
• Saugatuck Center for the Arts — 0.4 miles (an arts center with free gallery exhibitions, theater, concerts, and creative programs)
• Coghlin Park — 0.4 miles (downtown Kalamazoo River park with open lawn and a gazebo with picnic tables)
• Uncommon Coffee Roasters — 0.6 miles (Hoffman Street cafe for espresso, pastries, and locally roasted beans to take home)
• Wicks Park — 0.7 miles (grassy Kalamazoo River park with a gazebo, picnic space, and passing boats)
• The Butler Pantry — 0.7 miles (historic downtown shop for cookware, kitchen accessories, specialty pantry foods, and wine)
• J. Petter Galleries — 0.8 miles (fine-art destination with paintings, sculpture, glass, jewelry, and an adjoining wine shop)
• Pennyroyal Cafe & Provisions — 0.9 miles (cafe serving breakfast and brunch with West Michigan ingredients, plus dinner on selected evenings)
• The Southerner — 1.0 miles (local favorite with southern cooking shaped by Appalachian, New Orleans, and low-country traditions)
• Downtown Douglas & Everyday People Cafe — 1.0 miles (compact downtown with independent shops, Center Street galleries, and dinner at Everyday People Cafe)
• Respite Cappuccino Court — 1.0 miles (Center Street stop for espresso, casual breakfast, or lunch between Douglas shops and galleries)
• Wade's Bayou Memorial Park — 1.1 miles (quiet waterfront park in downtown Douglas for sunrise views, birdwatching, and picnics)
• Lake Vista Market — 1.2 miles (full-service market with fresh produce, meat, bakery items, deli food, and everyday groceries)
• The Farmhouse Deli & Pantry — 1.3 miles (deli with sandwiches, scratch-made soups, baked goods, and coffee, plus vegan and gluten-free choices)
• Saugatuck Brewing Company — 2.0 miles (Douglas pub with locally brewed beer, casual food, shuffleboard, skee-ball, and darts)
• Douglas Beach — 2.1 miles (small Lake Michigan beach with sunset views and stairs from a bluff-top picnic area to the sand)
• Saugatuck Dune Rides — 2.2 miles (seasonal, roughly 40-minute guided dune ride with wildlife, scenery, and stories of the lost town of Singapore)
• Mount Baldhead Park — 2.7 miles (climb of 303 wooden steps to views of the Kalamazoo River valley and Lake Michigan)
• Oval Beach — 3.5 miles (sandy Lake Michigan shoreline framed by dunes, with sunset views and seasonal parking fees)
• Saugatuck Dunes State Park — 4.6 miles (Lake Michigan park with wooded dunes and 13 miles of trails; the shortest beach walk is three-quarters of a mile each way)
• Crane Orchards & Crane's Pie Pantry — 8.4 miles (countryside stop for meals, pie, and seasonal fruit picking, with apples and a corn maze in fall)
• Evergreen Lane Farm & Creamery — 8.5 miles (working family farm and cheese shop with locally made goat's-milk and cow's-milk cheeses)
• Fenn Valley Vineyards — 9.1 miles (an established lakeshore vineyard offering local wine tastings and guided vineyard or cellar experiences)
• Modales Wines — 9.1 miles (winery with organically farmed, cool-climate wines, guided tastings, patio flights, and vineyard walking tours)
• Salt of the Earth & Downtown Fennville — 10.1 miles (downtown Fennville restaurant with seasonal local cooking, house-baked bread, and wood-fired pizzas)
• Root Cafe & Fernwood 1891 — 10.1 miles (downtown Fennville cafe with scratch-made food, espresso, and an adjoining local-art gallery)