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Things to See & Do

Discover exhibits, gardens, and historic displays throughout the castle grounds in Charlevoix, Michigan.
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Explore Exhibits and Attractions

Castle Farms offers a variety of exhibits and attractions for visitors exploring the property. From gardens and outdoor displays to museum collections and historical artifacts, guests can experience multiple areas of the castle grounds during their visit.

Whether strolling through landscaped gardens or discovering museum exhibits inside the castle, each area offers a unique glimpse into the history and character of Castle Farms.

Attractions

Explore the attractions located throughout the castle grounds.
A castle above trees during the evening at Castle Farms.

Gardens & Grounds

Castle Farms is home of one of the largest Proven Winners Signature Garden in the country. Explore 10 different gardens along with numerous statues throughout the grounds.

A building with a paved sidewalk leading to doors on a cloudy day at Castle Farms.

1918 Sears & Roebuck and WWI Museum

View historical artifacts and exhibits dedicated to World War I history.
A collection of wedding toppers, including Mickey and Minnie Mouse toppers, in a cabinet at Castle Farms.

Private Collections

Discover unique historical artifacts and displays featured throughout the Castle.

A toy train on a miniature train track set at Castle Farms.

Outdoor Model Railroad

See the detailed outdoor model railroad display located on the castle grounds.
An electric guitarist plays for an audience at Castle Farms.

Upcoming Events at Castle Farms

In addition to exhibits and attractions, visitors can explore the castle grounds, enjoy seasonal events, and experience the historic architecture of this Northern Michigan landmark.

Explore the Castle Grounds

Preview the attractions and exhibits visitors can experience while exploring Castle Farms.

Discover Castle Farms

Explore the exhibits, gardens, and historic attractions that make Castle Farms a unique destination in Northern Michigan.