There’s plenty to be said for a bit of big city exploration, but we all long for a healthy dose of peace and quiet from time to time. Here in Michigan, the options for unique getaways are seemingly endless – and there’s truly a destination to suit everyone’s preferences. If you’re in the mood to explore a calm, charming community, make your way to this delightful locale.

Lowell is located in Kent County, just 30 minutes from downtown Grand Rapids.
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With a population of approximately 3,800 full-time residents, Lowell certainly qualifies as a small town. As you approach the community, you’ll enjoy plenty of rural scenery.
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Don’t let its size fool you, though: Lowell features plenty of attractions and activities for the whole family to enjoy. From dining to outdoor exploration, there’s lots to love.
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Upon arriving in town, you’ll appreciate the slow pace of life that exists throughout. The faces you’ll encounter are friendly and the atmosphere is decidedly welcoming.
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Stroll through Lowell’s quaint downtown area, where antique stores, gift shops, and boutiques abound. We recommend visiting Flat River Cottage or Dovetail Antiques.
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Be sure to stretch your legs at Fallasburg Park, a historic destination that’s sure to delight. This spot features nature trails, green space, and an 1871 covered bridge.
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Hungry? Lowell certainly has you covered. Stop in at Main Street BBQ, enjoy a lovely meal along the waterfront at Flat River Grill, or grab a few pints at New Union Brewery.
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Before leaving town, venture to the Lowell Area Historical Museum or simply take a final stroll through this delightful community. You’ll certainly be back for a second visit.
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