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The theme park comprises a number of Dutch-style buildings (including a windmill) housing souvenir and gift shops, restaurants, a wooden shoe factory and a costume museum, reached by meandering paths that wind through formal gardens and over a small stream.
Collection of Dutch cultural items and paintings. Also operates the Cappon House, Settlers House Museum, and the Holland Armory.
Restored historic home of Holland's first mayor.
Adjacent to the DeKlomp Factory. Open from April to mid-October. Along with over four million tulips, the gardens also feature daffodils, hyacinths and other spring flowers. Bulbs and perennials are offered for sale. Admission to the gardens is $6.
An 18-acre botanical preserve with an interpretive center and lots of trails to explore.
A historic church houses displays on the immigration, the colonization and the pioneer days of Holland.