Welcome to Kalamazoo!

Welcome to the land of rolling hills, sparkling clear lakes, stellar recreation, and stunning entertainment. With a diverse and rich community culture, Kalamazoo is an ideal destination offering attractions, lodging, recreation, dining, and shopping for every preference and budget. With more than 2,800 hotel rooms - ranging from an intimate bed and breakfast inn to a four-diamond, world-class convention hotel - this scenic year-round community offers a renovated, vibrant Art Deco downtown, historical neighborhoods, outstanding museums and theaters, 22 golf courses, 3 ski resorts, 4 wineries, and 83 lakes with public access.

Some of the top choices for visitors around the city include:

Echo Valley
8495 East H Avenue, Kalamazoo, MI 49048
+1 616-349-3291
An all-season sledding surface known as Everslide has been installed on each toboggan run. Tubing hill is now heightened and expanded for a longer, more exciting ride! 43,000 square foot rink is a delight for young and old alike.

Kellogg Bird Sanctuary, Dairy Center & Forest
298 Forty-Second Street, Kalamazoo, MI 49007
+1 616-671-2510
View the fall migration spectacle, make a bird feeder, dissect an owl pellet and have your face painted all at the Kellogg Bird Sanctuary. Enjoy cider and donuts on a beautiful fall afternoon. Taste flavored milk at the Kellogg Dairy Center. The young and the young-at-heart are invited to pet the calves, visit the milking parlor and see how cows are milked.

Kalamazoo Valley Museum
230 North Rose Street, Kalamazoo, MI 49007
+1 616-373-7990
The Museum seeks to develop cultural, historical and scientific literacy through innovative exhibits, special exhibitions, planetarium programs, educational programs and weekend family events. Find out for yourself - browse this website, and come for a visit where you're sure to find lots to see and do!