Preseason discounts continue!
APRIL 1-MAY 19 SAVE 25% OFF ALREADY LOW OFF SEASON RATES
(Please, one discount per reservation)
Discount does not apply to single weekend nights in private hot tub suites
Treat yourself to a early spring getaway in Saugatuck at the Park House Inn, call us toll free today to book your favorite room!
Looking for a nostalgic theater experience?
THE HISTORIC RED BARN THEATER
3657 63rd Street 269 857-5300
Vintage Movies Tuesday nights: ONLY $5 per person with FREE popcorn!
New at the Barn Every Friday: Vintage TV Series:
Comedies like My Friend Irma, Sitcoms like Father knows Best, Dramas/Westerns like Gunsmoke TV that we grew up with! Bringing back the good old days . 7:00-9:00 PM Free Popcorn from CNC Popcorn Suggested Donation $5. For details about the Red Barn productions go to: www.redbarnsaugatuck.com
Although the Park House is over 150 years old, we continue to add amenities for your comfort and enjoyment. All our guest rooms have private full baths and fireplaces. The spirit of the Lumberman's' past will always be present, if you are a history buff, ask about Mooreville and the lumber milling operation in the early days of the Park House.. Here at the Park House Inn, the aromas of home cooked breakfast linger in the dining room inviting you to sample our hospitality. Enjoy the short walk to town along the tree lined streets. Downtown Saugatuck and Douglas both offer shops, galleries and parks along the way to explore. No fast food restaurants, gas stations or the usual chain stores. Every shop is unique and charming. Dine at one of the many restaurants in Saugatuck and Douglas, all with menu items to please any palate. Return to the Inn to relax, you can feel the stresses of the day fall away.......Here at the Park House Inn breakfast can be enjoyed sharing conversation with other guests in the dining room or at intimate tables for two on the screened-in wrap-around porch.
Take a walk along the boardwalk downtown and enjoy the people watching. Visit Lake Michigan dune shores with it's daily changing vistas. Explore the Saugatuck Harbor Natural area with its marked trails through the interdunal wetlands on your own or a guided tour. The open dunes are home of the endangered Prairie Warbler, migrating monarchs and other birds and wildflowers.
View the complete Calendar of Events and local features through the links below to Saugatuck.com (Saugatuck Douglas Visitors Bureau) or saba.com (Saugatuck Area Business Association) to plan your visit. There really is something for everyone in the Saugatuck/Douglas community.
The Saugatuck Center for Arts the SCA located in downtown Saugatuck provides venues for performing and artistic displays. Check sca4a.org for scheduled events all winter long.
Park your car right in front of our Inn and leave the driving to the Interurban our local transport service. One phone call brings the bus to our front door and takes you all around town for just $1 per person per ride! On call service available Mon-Fri 7am-6pm and Saturdays 9am-6pm (not available on Sunday).
Call us toll free @ 866 321-4535 today to reserve your room!
Just because summer is over it doesn't mean you can't still come to Saugatuck....at the Park House Inn you can relax at the Inn, sipping spiced tea with homemade cookies or hot chocolate and marshmallows fireside, watch the leaves fall, take a walk on the beach, reconnect with each other, sample local wine and enjoy lunch or dinner on the river, attend a special show or visit a gallery, find that special memory to tuck away for a rainy or snowy day! Come to Saugatuck soon, the memories are waiting for you to discover.
Plan your time away with our lower room rates and special added discounts, check our our Fall & Winter Specials!
If you are a history buff, not only are we able to share the history of the Moore family's Park House but in the area you will find lovingly restored homes, buildings and impressive collections of memorabilia in our two museums. The downtown areas shop and restaurant buildings reveal intricate artisan skills with wood and plaster that are now just a memory. Nearby the historic Felt mansion offers a peek into times gone by when palatial homes were the summer escapes from the city heat. Our parlor library offers tales of local inhabitants and days gone written by local historians.