The 36 Les Cheneaux Islands, strung between Hessel and Cedarville in the Upper Peninsula, protect about 12 miles of coast from the currents and weather of Lake Huron. Cabins and resorts in this area benefit from quiet channels and bays for fishing, swimming and boating.
Les Cheneaux Landing is a family-oriented resort on 250 feet of waterfront property opposite Marquette Island, the largest of the Cheneaux group. The resort has 11 housekeeping cabins, ranging in size from two to four bedrooms, available spring, summer and fall. Facilities at the resort include a sand beach volleyball court, a small basketball court, a swimming beach and docks. A launch ramp is available for boat owners. Boats and motors are also available for rent on-site.
Les Cheneaux Landing Resort
c/o Les Cheneaux Rentals, LLC
1158 S. Park Ave.
Cedarville, MI 49719
800-466-5061
lclanding.com
Epoufette Bay Lodging owns two rental cabins on 10 acres of Lake Michigan shorefront property with 1,200 feet of waterfront. The two cabins--a two-bedroom and a three-bedroom--are available year-round. They have fully equipped kitchens, and views of the lake. The cabins are 24 miles west of the Mackinac Bridge.
Kayaks, canoes and snowshoes are available free and bicycle rental can be arranged. Snowmobile, ATV and cycling trails are nearby. The property has an artesian well and several spring-fed streams. In addition to facilities for volleyball and horseshoes, the site has picnic tables, and a gas barbecue grill as well as a fire pit for cooking and campfires.
Epoufette Bay Lodging
U.P. Wide Adventure Guide
W6508 Epoufette Bay Road
Naubinway, MI 49762
906-430-0547
exploringthenorth.com
Woods Resort is a small colony of four lakefront cabins 1 mile east of Grand Marais, Michigan. This quiet and lightly populated area on the south shore of Lake Huron is close to the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore.
The pine-shaded cabins are available from May 1 to mid-October. All the cabins have views of Grand Marais harbor and the Grand Marais Light. They are simply furnished and equipped but have cable television.
A boardwalk from the cabins crosses a marsh and skirts a pond where birdwatchers can spot waterfowl and other lakeshore wildlife. The boardwalk ends at the beach on Grand Marais Bay.
Woods Resort
Box 89
Grand Marais, MI 49839
906-494-2366
woodsresort.grandmaraismichigan.com
