Blueberry Hill

Blueberry Hill brings everyone together in a peaceful, tree-lined setting, with room to spread out indoors and enjoy relaxed evenings outside.

LIVING & DINING
Soaring ceilings, generous windows, and comfortable seating make the main living area a welcoming place to unwind. The open kitchen and dining area keep conversation flowing over breakfast or a shared meal. Upstairs, a loft-style living area offers another spot for a book or a game.

KITCHEN
Gorgeous wood cabinetry, a central island, and plenty of counter space make cooking at home a breeze. A refrigerator, stove, oven, microwave, dishwasher, coffee maker, cookware, and dishes are available.

ACCOMMODATIONS
• Bedroom 1: Main-level primary suite with a king bed and an en suite bathroom
• Bedroom 2: Upstairs bedroom with a king bed
• Bedroom 3: Upstairs bedroom with two full-over-full bunk beds
• Additional sleeping: A single bed in the living room
• Three full bathrooms serve the home
• The home accommodates up to 11 guests

OUTDOOR LIVING
Start the day on the screened-in porch, cook on the gas grill, or enjoy the large deck and backyard. The fire pit area, surrounded by nature and trees, is an inviting place to gather in the evening.

NEARBY ATTRACTIONS 📍
• Woosah Art + Coffee — 0.6 miles (start the day with coffee and browse original woodblock artwork, nature-inspired clothing, and gifts at this distinctive Douglas shop)
• Douglas Root Beer Barrel — 0.6 miles (a restored, barrel-shaped roadside landmark serving hot dogs and root beer on tap; a fun seasonal stop before or after the beach)
• Douglas Beach Park — 0.9 miles, or about a 15-minute walk (a charming neighborhood beach with beautiful Lake Michigan sunsets; stairs lead down to the sand)
• Mount Baldhead Park — 0.9 miles (climb 300-plus wooden steps for panoramic views over Saugatuck and the Kalamazoo River valley, then explore the dune trails toward Oval Beach)
• Lakevista Market — 0.9 miles (stock the kitchen or put together a picnic at this local grocery, with fresh produce, a deli, an in-house bakery, and fresh donuts)
• The Farmhouse Deli & Pantry — 1.0 mile (hearty sandwiches, scratch-made soups, fresh salads, Michigan cheeses, and pantry treats make this a handy stop for beach picnic supplies)
• Downtown Douglas — 1.2 miles to Center Street (browse independent boutiques and art galleries, stop for coffee or dinner, and continue toward the waterfront at Wade’s Bayou)
• Everyday People Café — 1.2 miles (a relaxed downtown dinner spot with an eclectic menu of seafood, steaks, inventive starters, and vegetarian options for an evening out)
• Wade’s Bayou Memorial Park — 1.3 miles (enjoy a quiet waterfront break with fishing, wildlife watching, and a kayak launch; a lovely spot to see another side of Douglas)
• Saugatuck Brewing Company & Antique Pavilion — 1.4 miles (browse antiques, vintage furnishings, and collectibles from more than 100 vendors, then head next door for local beer, a casual meal, and Barrel Room games)
• Oval Beach & Saugatuck Harbor Natural Area — 1.8 miles to the beach parking area (plan a classic Lake Michigan beach day or sunset visit, then follow marked trails through the neighboring protected dunes and wetlands)
• Saugatuck Center for the Arts — 2.0 miles (check the calendar for theater, live music, exhibitions, and creative programs; the seasonal market brings together local food and makers)
• Coghlin Park — 2.0 miles (take a picnic to this small waterfront green space, with a grassy lawn, picnic gazebo, and Kalamazoo River views near downtown Saugatuck)
• Downtown Saugatuck — 2.0 miles to Butler Street (explore independent boutiques, galleries, cafés, and restaurants, pairing an afternoon of shopping with waterfront strolls and harbor views)
• The Butler — 2.1 miles (a longtime waterfront dining spot for burgers and a casual meal with views of the harbor and passing boats)
• Uncommon Coffee Roasters — 2.2 miles (stop for locally roasted coffee, fresh baked goods, and a light bite before exploring downtown’s shops and galleries)
• Pennyroyal Café & Provisions — 2.2 miles (settle in for farm-focused brunch or dinner featuring ingredients from West Michigan growers; dinner reservations are available, and service days vary)
• Saugatuck Chain Ferry — 2.4 miles to the downtown / East Water Street dock (a seasonal, hand-cranked pedestrian ferry across the Kalamazoo River; bring cash and check service before planning a crossing toward Mount Baldhead or Oval Beach)
• Saugatuck Dune Rides — 3.6 miles (book a seasonal, approximately 40-minute open-air dune tour for scenic views, lively driving, and stories about local history and the lost town of Singapore)
• Saugatuck Dunes State Park — 6.1 miles to the main parking area (wooded trails and rolling dunes lead to 2.5 miles of Lake Michigan shoreline; the shortest beach trail adds a 0.75-mile hike each way)
• Crane’s Pie Pantry Restaurant & Winery — 7.9 miles (head into the countryside for homemade pie, cider donuts, comfort food, and small-batch fruit wines or hard cider; an especially fitting stop during harvest season)
• Fenn Valley Vineyards & Winery — 8.6 miles (sample Michigan wines at the Fennville winery or reserve an educational vineyard or cellar tour)
• Modales — 8.6 miles (discover estate-grown wines and cider at this Fennville winery, with guided tastings and vineyard experiences exploring its certified-organic vineyards and cool-climate winemaking)
• Downtown Holland — 13.4 miles (make a day trip of downtown shopping, cafés, and restaurants, with Windmill Island Gardens or Holland State Park offering additional stops farther afield)
• Downtown South Haven — 18.7 miles (explore another iconic Lake Michigan harbor town with independent shops, restaurants, the red lighthouse, South Beach, and the Michigan Maritime Museum)