Holt/Dimondale

Located in the Township of Delhi, Holt is one of the oldest unincorporated communities in Michigan. While Holt is technically not a village or a city, it is a zip code area with beautiful parks, excellent schools, local businesses, and close proximity to Lansing and Michigan State University. Holt is also home to the most famous esker in Michigan. An esker is a long ridge of gravel and other sediment deposited by meltwater from a retreating glacier. While Michigan is home to many eskers, the Mason Esker, which stretches for roughly twenty miles, from south of Lansing, through Holt, and into Mason, is the longest in the state.

Pack your picnic basket, lace up your hiking boots, grab your paddle, and embark on a journey to Dimondale, a place where nature, community, and adventure converge in perfect harmony. Escape the bustle of the city of Lansing or Delhi Township, and take a short trip south on Creyts Road or west on Holt Road to this small hamlet with a lot to offer. If you’re a nature enthusiast, a family looking for a weekend escape, or someone seeking a charming community atmosphere, Dimondale delivers enjoyable parks, an attractive downtown, and easy access to the Grand River…