The small town of Marilla, MI is known for its rural charm and welcoming atmosphere. With a population of just over 900 people, this small community provides plenty for those seeking outdoor recreation and peaceful respite. Its close proximity to nearby cities and attractions make it a great weekend or day trip getaway. There are beautiful parks and trails in the area as well as several local shops, restaurants, and charming bed and breakfasts. The locals are some of the friendliest you will ever meet, always ready to share stories about their beloved hometown.
Reviewers have often praised Marilla's beauty and unique atmosphere, with many noting the tranquility and peacefulness that comes with living there. One reviewer likened it to a 'slice of Americana', remarking on how Marilla truly offers visitors something special while staying true to its small-town roots. Others noted its excellent schools and convenient access to surrounding cities; making it an ideal location for raising a family. There have also been reviews about the town's abundance of outdoor activities such as golfing, hiking, boating, fishing, camping, swimming, biking - something for everyone! Whether you're looking to escape the hustle-and-bustle of city life or simply explore someplace new, Marilla is worth considering.
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A place that doesn't want or accept outsiders. - 5/31/2012
We moved to Marilla, not knowing about Marilla township. We just wanted a place to retire, write and silly us, love animals and nature. We built! Big mistake, when we built there were others who also were building, they were charged for nicer homes much less than we were. We had to hire an attorney to get rid of two buildings that were not on our property, it was expensive and sad.
The township board makes no excuses about saying how we (and others) are not wanted, no strangers allowed,but if you don't move here, want a hunting cabin then you are tolerated.
People who have built here from outside pay more, are treated badly and really landed in the mist of a culture foreign to my upbringing. I thought we were all Americans, but were not.
The flip side of the coin is we love Michigan.
The best part of being here is my love of the land, the beauty is real, the clouds amazing, nature at its best. But I could of had that across the highway and been
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