The Grand Haven Drawbridge is a historic bridge located in Grand Haven, Michigan, United States. It spans the Grand River and connects the north and south sides of the city. The drawbridge was built in 1922 by the Michigan State Highway Department as part of US Highway 16, which connected Detroit to Muskegon.

The Grand Haven Drawbridge was designed to allow boats and ships to pass through the Grand River without hindrance. It was one of the first drawbridges in the state of Michigan and was considered a technological marvel at the time. The bridge has a vertical clearance of 35 feet and a horizontal clearance of 70 feet when fully opened.