Grand Haven, MI Mobile Home for Sale

Located where the Grand River meets Lake Michigan, Grand Haven is a classic beach town with a bustling boardwalk, regular festivals and a big summer crowd. Though the city tends to empty out in the colder months, a permanent community stays to enjoy highly rated schools, year-round attractions and small-town charm. "There's a warmth to our community," says Sandi Gentry, a lifelong resident and a Re/Max Realtor with over 30 years of experience in West Michigan. "I hear people say all the time how nice, kind and outgoing everyone is here. It's the kind of place where people hold the door open and smile at each other. You can tell they love where they live." Grand Haven was originally home to Potawatomi and Ottawa Native Americans, who benefited from the proximity of the Grand River. As European explorers settled and developed the land, the river stayed a central part of the community — used for transporting lumber and powering sawmills. Today, the city's waterside location mainly drives a strong tourism industry, though manufacturing and farming are still part of the local economy. Grand Haven has a relatively stable population, but the demand and prices for a home in this quaint