South Haven Tractor Cruise
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SOUTH HAVEN, MI — The popular annual South Haven Tractor Cruise is mixing things up this year with a brand-new scenic route and end destination.
Instead of taking its traditional trek west toward Lake Michigan’s South Beach, this year’s cruise will send drivers on a scenic six-mile journey east through the surrounding countryside. The parade of classic tractors which is part of the Michigan Flywheelers Museum’s antique engine and tractor show, will go south on 68th street, then east on CR 384 to 64th street where they will turn north. At the intersection of 64th and CR 687, they will turn towards Lake Arvesta Farms for Flywheeler Night.
Upon arriving at Lake Arvesta, several dinner specials will be available at the venue’s numerous eateries with a portion of sales dedicated to the museum’s Challenge Grant which is raising funds to built a new entrance to the museum.
Diners will also be able to listen to live music or do things like play a round of miniature golf.
Along with hundreds of antique farm machinery, the Antique Engine and Tractor Show which runs Thursday, Sept. 10 through Sunday, Sept. 13, 2026, features daily entertainment, a large outdoor flea market, antique tractor pulls, kids activities and more. Admission is $10 per person with children 12 and under free. Admission specials include Senior Citizen Day on Thursday with admission reduced to $5 for 62 and older, and the Sunday Special when admission is $5 for everyone. Gates open at 8 a.m.
The Michigan Flywheelers Museum is located at 06285 68th Street, South Haven, MI. For more information and a schedule, visit www.michiganflywheelers.org or Facebook.
Instead of taking its traditional trek west toward Lake Michigan’s South Beach, this year’s cruise will send drivers on a scenic six-mile journey east through the surrounding countryside. The parade of classic tractors which is part of the Michigan Flywheelers Museum’s antique engine and tractor show, will go south on 68th street, then east on CR 384 to 64th street where they will turn north. At the intersection of 64th and CR 687, they will turn towards Lake Arvesta Farms for Flywheeler Night.
Upon arriving at Lake Arvesta, several dinner specials will be available at the venue’s numerous eateries with a portion of sales dedicated to the museum’s Challenge Grant which is raising funds to built a new entrance to the museum.
Diners will also be able to listen to live music or do things like play a round of miniature golf.
Along with hundreds of antique farm machinery, the Antique Engine and Tractor Show which runs Thursday, Sept. 10 through Sunday, Sept. 13, 2026, features daily entertainment, a large outdoor flea market, antique tractor pulls, kids activities and more. Admission is $10 per person with children 12 and under free. Admission specials include Senior Citizen Day on Thursday with admission reduced to $5 for 62 and older, and the Sunday Special when admission is $5 for everyone. Gates open at 8 a.m.
The Michigan Flywheelers Museum is located at 06285 68th Street, South Haven, MI. For more information and a schedule, visit www.michiganflywheelers.org or Facebook.
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06285 68th St, South Haven, MI, United States, Michigan 49090
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