The revitalization of Window on the Waterfront Park in Holland, Michigan, is a highly anticipated project (groundbreaking ceremony on April 23, 2024). Currently closed to prepare for these developments, the park is expected to become a captivating year-round destination.

Located along the picturesque Lake Macatawa, Window on the Waterfront is expected to be well-known for its amenities, including walking and biking trails, observation decks, and the Sally Smoley Nature Playscape.  An exciting addition to these amenities will be an ice-skating rink, which is anticipated to draw visitors during the winter months, enhancing the park’s appeal as a four-season attraction. These features are anticipated to make it a popular location during the Tulip Time Festival, and the planned enhancements aim to further integrate these natural attractions with Holland’s urban environment.

This initiative is a crucial part of the broader "Waterfront Holland" strategy, which seeks to enhance the connection between downtown Holland and its waterfront areas. The redevelopment is designed to improve public access and enjoyment of the area throughout all seasons, striking a balance between urban development and the preservation of natural spaces.

For ongoing updates and more detailed information about the project's progress and the anticipated park reopening, interested parties are encouraged to refer to the City of Holland's official website or consult local municipal resources for the most current information.