Discover Van Buren County in Southwest Michigan
Van Buren County is fun for all seasons, whether it be hiking the many trails, fishing the Black River, skiing at Timber Ridge, or picking fresh fruit at U-Pick farms. If you enjoy history, there are many museums and historic sites in which to explore. Van Buren County is home to many small communities such as Bangor, Gobles, and Hartford. South Haven is the best known city here, also known as the blueberry capital of the world.
Popular Spots in Van Buren County
South Haven Light house
Van Buren State Park (South Haven)
Gingerman Raceway (South Haven)
Hartford Speedway
Timber Ridge Ski Area (Gobles)
For More Van Buren County Information…
South Haven Area Chamber of Commerce
606 Phillips St.
South Haven, MI 49090
Phone: (269) 637-5171
www.southhavenmi.com
South Haven Visitors Bureau
546 Phoenix Street
South Haven, MI 49090
Phone: (269) 637-5252
Toll Free: (800) 764-2836
www.southhaven.org
Van Buren County
219 E. Paw Paw St. Suite 303
Paw Paw, MI 49079
Phone: (269) 657-8200
www.vbco.org
Bangor City Hall
257 W Monroe St
Bangor, MI 49013
Phone: (269) 427-5831
www.bangormi.org
City of Hartford
19 West Main Street
Hartford MI 49057
Phone: (269) 621-2477
www.cityofhartfordmi.org
Discover Lake Michigan in Southwest Michigan
New Buffalo, Michigan
New Buffalo, Michigan is notably known as the Gateway to Michigan and is included on the Lake Michigan Circle Tour.
St. Joseph, Michigan
With 7 beaches including thousands of acres of State Park land, St. Joseph, Michigan, is the perfect destination for beach lovers.
Saugatuck, Michigan
Saugatuck, Michigan has been regarded as the “Art Coast of Michigan” and has approximately two dozen galleries to visit.
Douglas, Michigan
Known as the “Village of Friendliness since 1870”, Douglas offers a diversified variety of art galleries and fine dining.
South Haven, Michigan
South Haven has always been a port city due to its location on Lake Michigan, at the mouth of the Black River.
Benton Harbor, Michigan
Benton Harbor and St. Joseph are twin cities sharing the St. Joseph River shore. Both communities are along the Lake Michigan Circle Tour.