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GRAND BEACH, MICHIGAN
Visitors to this beachside oasis will find a charming 9-hole course that runs from the club house down to the village gate and back.
Attractions: Lakefront Cottages / Lake Michigan Beaches

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Located off Exit 4/US-12 on I94, follow US-12 thru New Buffalo, turn right on Grand Beach Road.

The village of Grand Beach is located within New Buffalo Township on the shore of Lake Michigan near to the Michigan-Indiana border.

Relax on the beach - and go for a sunset stroll along the sleepy beaches of Grand Beach.

Explore the village architecture - and see an original design by Frank Lloyd Wright.

Experience the lake breeze - on a charming 9-hole public golf course along the shores of Lake Michigan.

BRIEF HISTORY
Grand Beach was founded by the Grand Beach Company around 1903. It was conceived of partially as a short-stay resort. People would take the Michigan Central Railroad to Grand Beach station, rent small cottages for a day or two, eat in the dining hall (located at the corner of Lakeview and Whitewood), and enjoy bathing and golfing.

Harbor Country's village of Grand Beach was synonymous with elegance and class during the 1920s. Its 175-room Golfmore Hotel was one of the finest on the Great Lakes, catering to film stars and other celebrities.

Lost in a spectacular blaze in 1939, the hotel's name is preserved in beautiful lake estates, clubs and neighborhood streets. The first cottages in Grand Beach, near Royal Avenue, were Sears and Roebuck catalogue models.

Three Frank Lloyd Wright homes were built in Grand Beach. One of them, the Ernest Vosburgh Summer House (built in 1916) on Ravine Road near Crescent and Royal still retains much of its original design.

NEARBY LOCATIONS
5 mile(s) from Downtown Shopping
6 mile(s) from New Buffalo City Beach
8 mile(s) from Four Winds Casino
10 mile(s) from Lake Michigan Shore Wine Trail
18 mile(s) from Warren Dunes State Park
19 mile(s) from Fernwood Botanical Gardens

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	GRAND BEACH, MICHIGAN Visitors to this beachside oasis will find a charming 9-hole course that runs from the club house down to the village gate and back. Attractions: Lakefront Cottages / Lake Michigan Beaches Featured Lodging Visitor Information 8 More Reasons To Go Located off Exit 4/US-12 on I94, follow US-12 thru New Buffalo, turn right on Grand Beach Road. The village of Grand Beach is located within New Buffalo Township on the shore of Lake Michigan near to the Michigan-Indiana border. Relax on the beach - and go for a sunset stroll along the sleepy beaches of Grand Beach. Explore the village architecture - and see an original design by Frank Lloyd Wright. Experience the lake breeze - on a charming 9-hole public golf course along the shores of Lake Michigan. BRIEF HISTORY Grand Beach was founded by the Grand Beach Company around 1903. It was conceived of partially as a short-stay resort. People would take the Michigan Central Railroad to Grand Beach station, rent small cottages for a day or two, eat in the dining hall (located at the corner of Lakeview and Whitewood), and enjoy bathing and golfing. Harbor Country's village of Grand Beach was synonymous with elegance and class during the 1920s. Its 175-room Golfmore Hotel was one of the finest on the Great Lakes, catering to film stars and other celebrities. Lost in a spectacular blaze in 1939, the hotel's name is preserved in beautiful lake estates, clubs and neighborhood streets. The first cottages in Grand Beach, near Royal Avenue, were Sears and Roebuck catalogue models. Three Frank Lloyd Wright homes were built in Grand Beach. One of them, the Ernest Vosburgh Summer House (built in 1916) on Ravine Road near Crescent and Royal still retains much of its original design. NEARBY LOCATIONS 5 mile(s) from Downtown Shopping 6 mile(s) from New Buffalo City Beach 8 mile(s) from Four Winds Casino 10 mile(s) from Lake Michigan Shore Wine Trail 18 mile(s) from Warren Dunes State Park 19 mile(s) from Fernwood Botanical Gardens EXPLORE MORE HARBOR COUNTRY TOWNS New Buffalo :: Sawyer :: Three Oaks :: Harbert :: Lakeside :: Michiana :: Grand Beach :: Union Pier
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