Grand Rapids Vacations

Ride a vintage motorcar on a historic 10-mile track over the Maumee River, preserving Northwest Ohio's railroad heritage. The museum displays authentic locomotives and offers scenic views from its 901-foot bridge.

This 19th-century burial ground honors Thomas Howard, Revolutionary War veteran, and Tee-na-Beek, one of the last Ottawa Indians in the region. Gravestones tell the story of early settlers and indigenous heritage.

This historic building serves as the heart of civic life in Grand Rapids, hosting council meetings and community gatherings. Visit during scheduled events to experience small-town governance in action.

This family-friendly park features a paved trail through scenic wetlands and marshes. Enjoy playgrounds, tennis courts, and picnic areas between May and October when facilities are fully operational.

This serene 3.8-acre preserve offers diverse habitats from sedge meadows to wet floodplain woods. Visitors can stargaze at the premier observation deck with a large telescope or join BGSU Astronomy Department programs.

Stroll along the Maumee River in this tranquil park featuring historic Thompson Stone Hall and a pollinator garden. Visit the "Window on Wildlife" area with binoculars to observe local birds in their natural habitat.

Pirates Memorial Park offers 2.6 acres of serene trails for walking and running in Grand Rapids, Ohio. Fitness enthusiasts and nature lovers can enjoy a peaceful escape among lush greenery and well-marked pathways.

Step back in time on a mule-drawn canal boat at Ohio's only original functioning lock. Experience 19th-century life at the working water-powered Isaac Ludwig Mill with staff in period attire.