About Paw Paw Park
With the 2015 addition of 50 acres of adjacent leased park property from the City of Holland, this now 172-acre park (formerly known as Macatawa Greenspace) is being reintroduced as Paw Paw Park. The park now has two distinct and unique properties connected by a portion of the regional bike path known as the Macatawa Greenway Trail. The portion of non-motorized trail constructed in 2015 was funded through a “Building Healthy Communities Grant from the Michigan Department of Health in collaboration with the Ottawa County Health Department. The east-122 acres of the park is the site of the former Holland Country Club, a golf course that served the Holland area for many decades.
- 18 hole disc golf course (Golf Course Map & Scorecard)
- Rustic toilets
- Picnic tables
- Grill near picnic shelter (west area)
- Half mile of paved trail
- Natural surface hiking and ungroomed cross country skiing trails
- Scenic overlooks, bridges and boardwalks
- Paved parking lot
Ottawa County Parks and Recreation is committed to creating a legacy of expansive, accessible, and biodiverse natural communities for all to enjoy. All parks have varying levels of accessibility. At this park you will find:
- All facilities except hiking trails are universally accessible.
- Barrier-free play area with rubberized surfaces
- Overlook deck accessible via paved path
Motor Vehicle Permit Not Required
There are no entry or launch fees.
Dogs Allowed (on leash)
Dogs are required to be leashed (10’ max) and under control at all times and are not permitted in buildings, restrooms, picnic shelters, off-trail, or as posted. Owners must clean up after their pet and dispose of waste in a trash receptacle. Service dogs for persons with disabilities are permitted in all areas at any time.
Follow Park Rules
All Ottawa County Parks Official Rules are in place.
Features
- 18 hole disc golf course (Golf Course Map & Scorecard)
- Rustic toilets
- Picnic tables
- Grill near picnic shelter (west area)
- Half mile of paved trail
- Natural surface hiking and ungroomed cross country skiing trails
- Scenic overlooks, bridges and boardwalks
- Paved parking lot
Accessibility
Ottawa County Parks and Recreation is committed to creating a legacy of expansive, accessible, and biodiverse natural communities for all to enjoy. All parks have varying levels of accessibility. At this park you will find:
- All facilities except hiking trails are universally accessible.
- Barrier-free play area with rubberized surfaces
- Overlook deck accessible via paved path
Requirements & Restrictions
Motor Vehicle Permit Not Required
There are no entry or launch fees.
Dogs Allowed (on leash)
Dogs are required to be leashed (10’ max) and under control at all times and are not permitted in buildings, restrooms, picnic shelters, off-trail, or as posted. Owners must clean up after their pet and dispose of waste in a trash receptacle. Service dogs for persons with disabilities are permitted in all areas at any time.
Dog Rules & Tips
Follow Park Rules
All Ottawa County Parks Official Rules are in place.
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