Hudsonville, Michigan, reigns as the blueberry capital with farms bursting in summer. Plant your RV at one of four prime parks like Baldwin Oaks Campground. Taste fresh pies at the Blueberries Festival, hike Borculo Park trails, chase Lake Michigan waves 20 minutes west.
Hudsonville pulses with Dutch roots and fruit farms in Ottawa County. Blueberry fields stretch wide, fueling the July Blueberries Festival on Main Street with parades, live music, and berry pies. Families hit Van Wieren Park for playgrounds and disc golf. Grand Rapids brews and museums sit 15 miles east. Quiet streets like 32nd Avenue lead to cozy shops.
Chapel in the Pines Campground draws families and groups with WiFi, showers, thirty-amp service, starting at $32 per night. Baldwin Oaks Campground, LLC fits pet lovers who need WiFi, showers, dump station for $40 to $50 nightly. Bazan Baldwin Oaks Family Campground suits similar crowds with pet-friendly sites, WiFi, showers, dump station at $50 per night.
Hudsonville earns fame as Michigan's blueberry hub. Farms blanket the area, supplying berries statewide. The July Blueberries Festival packs Main Street with parades, music, contests, and pies. Parks like Borculo offer trails amid the orchards.
Find four top spots: Baldwin Oaks Campground, Chapel in the Pines Campground, Baldwin Oaks Campground LLC, Bazan Baldwin Oaks Family Campground. All cluster near 32nd Avenue and local farms. Expect WiFi, showers at most, prices from $32 to $50 nightly.
Yes, Baldwin Oaks Campground LLC and Bazan Baldwin Oaks Family Campground allow pets. Both include WiFi, showers, dump stations for $40-$50 and $50 per night. Chapel in the Pines focuses on families but check policies.
