Hudsonville Has It.
To put it simply, Hudsonville has it. Hudsonville is known for its small-town feel, family-centered values, and deep agricultural roots. We also celebrate the vibrant and distinctive spirit that Hudsonville is becoming– a place to connect with friends, support local businesses, and explore a variety of parks and trail systems. About Hudsonville Hudsonville is located along I-196, midway between Grand Rapids and Holland, in one of the fastest-growing areas in the state of Michigan. The city began in 1856 when Homer Hudson settled in Georgetown Township to start a nursery to raise fruit trees. In 1872, Hudsonville was named after Homer Hudson. The area became a village in 1927 and was officially incorporated as a city in 1957. The city has a variety of community parks, paved pathways, and natural areas to explore. Hudsonville is known for its family focused values, excellent public and private schools, and easy commutes to both the lakeshore and downtown Grand Rapids.
Hudsonville
Neighboring Communities Grand Rapids 20 minute drive Detroit 2.5 hour drive Holland 20 minute drive Zeeland
15 minute drive Grand Haven 40 minute drive
Parks and Pathways Buttermilk Creek Park 3511 New Holland Elmwood Trail Located behind Elmwood Lake Apartments Hughes Park 40th Ave & Van Buren St Hillside Park 4674 Hillside Dr Nature Center 2700 New Holland St Pocket Park Located in front of the Hudson Center on Harvey St Sunrise Park 2600 Springdale St Veterans Park 3275 Central Blvd
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