Newaygo County
Explore Fremont
A walkable Main Street, a famous July festival, and a county of lakes — plus the member deals and partners that make a visit useful.
Member perks
Local deals
A sample of member-to-member offers. The live program lives in the newsletter — ask the office to add yours.
The Oak & Ember
Member Tuesday — 15% off dinner
Show your Chamber card or mention membership. Dine-in only, not valid with other offers.
Ongoing · Tuesdays
Waters Edge Golf Club
Twilight nine for members
After 3 p.m. weekdays, Chamber members play nine at the twilight rate plus a complimentary range bucket.
Through October 31
Maple & Main Furnishings
New-member welcome — $25
First-year Chamber members receive $25 toward any purchase over $100. One per household.
While listed
Heritage Farms Market
Friday harvest box pickup
Reserve a seasonal box by Wednesday; member pricing on the standing order.
Market season
Partners
Community connections
The Chamber doesn’t replace city hall, the county, or the arts council. We make the introductions so a member doesn’t have to guess who to call.
- City of Fremont
Permits, parks, and the people who keep Main Street lit. A close partner on festival week and downtown improvements.
- Newaygo County
County services, trails, and the wider map visitors actually use when they say they’re “coming to Fremont.”
- Newaygo County Economic Development
Site selectors, workforce, and the industrial-park conversation. We make the introductions; they close the deal.
- Newaygo County Council for the Arts
Gallery nights, student shows, and the reason downtown still has a pulse after 5 p.m.
Visit
Tourist attractions
Fremont sits in the lakes-and-timber belt of west Michigan. Downtown is the front porch; the county is the backyard.
Downtown Main Street
Two compact blocks of brick storefronts, a walkable square, and the kind of independently owned shops people drive from Grand Rapids to wander.
Lakes & trails of Newaygo County
Fremont Lake, the White River, and a lattice of county trails. This is the weekend people plan around — paddles in the morning, Main Street at dusk.
National Baby Food Festival
Every July, Fremont becomes the baby-food capital of the world. Parades, vendors, and a hometown week that still belongs to the people who live here.
Triple R Ranch & country outings
Whitetail viewing, farm stands, and golf at Waters Edge. The countryside around Fremont is the other half of the visit.
Planning a group visit?
We’ll connect you with member lodging, tables, and tee times. That’s what the directory is for.
Find a member