Wonderful Lake Huron Family Cottage – Convenient Location & Great Internet!

Wonderful Lake Huron Family Cottage – Convenient Location & Great Internet!Open Year-Around, Come & Enjoy! (Fall Season Still Has Openings!)• The 2024 summer season is upon us but our gorgeous fall season is right around the corner. There are still several openings available but book soon, these weeks get taken quickly! There is nothing more beautiful than autumn in Northern Michigan. The colorful forests, the crisp air, and waves softly lapping on the beach as you fall asleep at night make for a perfect, relaxing getaway. The 2025 Summer season is now open for booking as well. Come enjoy our cozy getaway with the many wonderful activities in our area including shopping, biking, fishing, rock picking and skimming, hiking, mushrooming, boating, and more. Enjoy a day at Mackinac Island, at Fort Michilimackinac, at the beach, at Heritage Village, at the Headlands International Dark Sky Park, touring our lighthouses, or taking a day trip to the Upper Peninsula to see Tahquamenon Falls or the Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum. Options are endless here. We know you will enjoy the beauty of our area as well as one another! You won’t be disappointed!• The Pine Tree Cottage is a lovely cottage on Lake Huron, located between Mackinaw City and Cheboygan. It’s in a quiet waterfront neighborhood with beautiful views of the aquamarine water of Lake Huron. The owners have worked hard to make this a perfect getaway and you’ll find it very comfortable and peaceful.• The cottage offers 2 bedrooms with an additional single bed available. There are 2 full bathrooms. The master bath contains a large jetted tub and double vanity. There is a TV and DVD player in both the master bedroom and the living room. The living room has the added benefit of cable TV, office/computer area at one end, and is very spacious at 30′ long with plenty of seating area for you and your guests. There is a spacious dining table with seating for 4, a well-equipped kitchen with everything you need to cook and/or entertain. There is a lovely sun room to enjoy your breakfast or a cup of coffee (or tea). The yard is spacious and the waterfront can be viewed from the living room, sun room and the master bedroom. This is the perfect space to share with your friends and family in beautiful Northern Michigan.• There is plenty of wildlife in the area. A large variety of birds including owls, eagles, osprey and song birds of every variety, loons, sandhill cranes, trumpeter swans and hummingbirds. There have been several black bear sightings along the US 23 stretch between Mackinaw City and Cheboygan and if you’re lucky, you may hear the distant call of a wolf. Active beaver dams can be found at the nearby Mill Creek Discovery Park.• You don’t have to go far for hiking or biking, there is a 62 mile trail across the road from the cottage that you can traverse from Gaylord to Mackinaw City. Wilderness State Park is a short drive away and offers amazing beaches and several hiking trails. The Headlands and the International Dark Sky Park are located 15 minutes away. Northern Lights can be seen from time to time. There are plenty of festivals and events in the area to enjoy.• The 4th of July celebration in Mackinaw City is one of the best in the State and the Labor Day Bridge Walk attracts thousands to enjoy the annual opportunity to cross the Mighty Mac Bridge on foot. Plenty of shopping and antiquing within a 30 mile range – there is something for everyone. The shoreline here tends to be more sandy than rocky and there are some very nice sandy beaches in both Cheboygan and Mackinaw City that your whole group will enjoy also. Come for a stay and take home memories that will last a lifetime!

No, pets are not allowed at this property.

Check-in begins at 4:00 PM.

Checkout is at 11:00 AM.

Situated in a rural location, this cottage is 0.1 mi (0.1 km) from Lake Huron and within 6 miles (10 km) of Cheboygan Opera House and Cheboygan Marina. Turner Park and Historic Mill Creek Discovery Park are also within 9 miles (15 km).