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Have a memorable vacation experience in the charming city of Coloma, MI, a fantastic town near by to Lake Michigan, surrounded by orchards and vineyards. It’s a haven for those seeking relaxation, romance, or family fun.
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Engage with the arts, taste award-winning wines, enjoy farm-to-table dining, and embark on outdoor adventures. End your days with breathtaking sunsets, making every moment in Coloma unforgettable.
Where Tranquility and Wine Converge
Traveling to Coloma, Michigan is hassle-free with various transportation options available. If you prefer driving, Coloma is conveniently located off Interstate 94, making it easily accessible by car from nearby cities and states. Simply use GPS or a mapping service to find the most convenient route from your starting point.
For air travelers, the closest major airport is South Bend International Airport (SBN) in South Bend, Indiana. From there, you can rent a car and enjoy a scenic one-hour drive to Coloma.
Bus services are also an option, with several companies operating routes to nearby cities such as Benton Harbor or St. Joseph. Once in these cities, you can arrange local transportation to reach Coloma. Check with the bus companies for schedules and availability.
Although Coloma doesn't have a direct train station, train travel to nearby cities like Kalamazoo or Bangor is possible. From these cities, you can make arrangements for local transportation to Coloma.
There is a reason so many guests come back to Coloma and Southwest Michigan each year, but for anyone who is new to this fabulous destination, you may have some questions… and Juniper has some answers.
Coloma, Michigan, is located in the southwestern part of the state, nestled in Berrien County. It sits almost exactly between Chicago, Illinois, and Detroit, Michigan, just off Interstate 94. Coloma is also near the eastern shores of Lake Michigan.
Coloma, Michigan, is located in Berrien County.
Coloma, MI, is approximately 105 miles east of Chicago, making it a convenient destination for a getaway from the city.
Delve into the rich history and strategic location of Coloma, Michigan, a city that has beautifully evolved through time. Initially known as Shingle Diggins for its thriving wood shingle manufacturing, the town’s spirit of adaptability shone through when the timber resources ran out. It then became known as Dickerville, a place of barter and dickering for items. Then, when the United States government decided to start mail service, the adoption of the name Coloma came to be and was inspired by a Californian town reminiscent of gold rush dreams, marking a significant turn in its historical journey.
Perfectly situated almost exactly between Chicago and Detroit, just off I-94, Coloma boasts a prime location. This strategic positioning places Coloma at the heart of the ‘fruit belt’, renowned for its lush peaches, grapes, and apples. The city’s proximity to Lake Michigan, only 20 miles away, and its vibrant calendar of festivals draw hundreds of visitors each year, eager to partake in the unique blend of historical charm and recreational activities that Coloma offers. Here, the past and present merge to create an enriching backdrop for both relaxation and adventure.
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