Park Township Dog Park

Holland Charter Township, founded in 1847 and formed as a charter township in 1968, is located in the southwest area of Ottawa County, Michigan, about 30 miles southwest of Grand Rapids.

On May 31, 1901, eight concerned Holland citizens known as the Holland Improvement Co. paid $1,830 to Mr. Hermanus Laarman for this tract of land (7.5 acres) in order to safeguard the last of the ancient forest in or near Holland and dedicate the property to the City of Holland.

The Dog Park at Van Raalte offers three acres of fenced-in safety, large shade trees, and a separate area for small dogs (found within Van Raalte Farm, at the 24th Street entrance). The Dog Park is open from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. every day.

Quincy Park Dog Park is located at 4260 144th Avenue in Quincy Park. Many dog-friendly features may be found in this 5-acre off-leash dog park. The park has double-gated entrances, separate areas for large dogs and little dogs (under 25 pounds), asphalt walking routes, tables and seats, plenty of security lighting, and drinking faucets with dog bowls.

A disc golf course, ski paths, and vista spots are among the facilities offered by this vibrant park.

A band shelter, playground, boat launch ramps, and picnic spots are all available at this peaceful waterfront park.