Soccer field location in Grand Haven, Michigan

The Grand Haven High School Soccer Field is a premier athletic facility located in Grand Haven, Michigan, United States. This state-of-the-art field is home to the Grand Haven High School soccer teams, and is also used for community events and tournaments. With well-maintained turf, spacious sidelines, and bleacher seating for spectators, the Grand Haven High School Soccer Field provides an ideal setting for exciting soccer matches. Whether you're a player, coach, or fan, this field offers a fantastic environment to enjoy the beautiful game of soccer.

Mercury Park is a beautiful park located at 16175 Mercury Drive in Grand Haven, Michigan. This park is part of the Township's extensive park system, which includes five parks, four public accesses, a boat launch, and over 38 miles of non-motorized pathways. Organized recreational programs are provided by the Northwest Ottawa Recreation Authority. Mercury Park itself covers 6.71 acres and features amenities such as a restroom, a softball field, a multi-purpose grass field, and a playground. Dogs are not permitted in this park. Visitors can reserve facilities such as shelters, baseball fields, softball fields, and soccer fields for exclusive use during varying blocks of time. The park reservation system is hosted through a collaboration with Ottawa County.

Pottawattomie Park is a beautiful 20.83-acre park located at 15600 Comstock Street in Grand Haven, Michigan. This park offers a variety of amenities including three shelters, a restroom, two volleyball courts, two horseshoe pits, a soccer field, a playground, trails, a floating fishing/viewing platform, boardwalk, and 74 parking spaces. Dogs are not permitted in this park. In addition to Pottawattomie Park, the Grand Haven Township maintains five parks and four public accesses totaling nearly 600 acres of property, along with a boat launch and over 38 miles of non-motorized pathways. The Northwest Ottawa Recreation Authority provides organized recreational programs within the park system.