#Lakehouse rentals in michigan plus#

Traverse City is a great place for wine and beer tasting, with dozens of wineries and several microbreweries. The cabin is located just six miles to downtown Traverse City, where you can find a variety of restaurants and shops, and is close to the TART trail, beaches, Sleeping Bear Dunes, and five historic lighthouses. There's also an outdoor shower on the back deck and while the toilet is in the insulated outhouse, it's a state-of-the-art incinerating toilet from Norway.

#Lakehouse rentals in michigan plus#

The large deck features a table and plenty of seating, including a fun swing chair, plus a fire pit, hammock, picnic table, and grill. Not to mention upgraded touches like organic bedding. Unique touches make this rental stand out, including a skylight over the bed, beautiful artwork, custom-made bookshelves, and a vintage desk. This 650-square-foot handcrafted cabin will appeal to solo travelers, creatives, or couples. This dreamy and secluded cabin has luxurious and unique touches for a relaxing getaway. Each May, Holland hosts its annual Tulip Time Festival, where millions of tulips blossom and line the streets and visitors can take in the city's heritage by visiting the Dutch markets and watching Dutch dancers in authentic costumes. Tunnel Park, Riley Beach, and Riley Trails, are about only one to two miles away. This rental is a short drive to downtown Holland, which has several restaurants and shops. Toast at the six-person dining table, cozy up by the wood-burning stove, or lounge on the back deck cooking on the grill. The open floor plan kitchen/living room offers a great space to congregate. The clean, modern interior is outfitted with soothing neutral decor, and the vaulted ceilings make it feel airy. Sleeping up to 12 guests, this cabin is an ideal vacation spot for big families or a group of friends. The large living space and beautiful vaulted ceilings make this rental great for large groups.īook this Michigan cabin rental on Airbnb Some cabins have limited availability for the summer, but there's additional availability through the fall and winter, with the option to book for the following summer.Cabins are selected for their quality and value, in addition to their proximity to the best that Michigan has to offer, whether you prefer quaint towns, freshwater lakes, or a wooded getaway.

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We chose the best Michigan cabin rentals based on the following criteria: Using my local knowledge, I sorted through the vast array of cabin rentals in Michigan to find top-notch stays whether you want to be right on a lake or prefer to cozy up in a secluded A-frame in the woods. Apart from the outdoor activities, the many small towns and cities that make up the Great Lakes State are home to popular wineries, breweries, and restaurants to satisfy your appetite. Like many growing up in Michigan, I spent every summer and fall going 'up north,' staying at lake houses, hiking and biking the thousands of miles of trails, climbing the dunes at Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, and backpacking Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. Each season offers a variety of activities from hiking, biking, and fishing in the summer, to wine tasting and color touring in the fall, to snowmobiling, snowshoeing, and ice fishing in the winter. So it's no wonder Michigan cabin rentals are so popular. And for those who prefer time away from the water, half of Michigan's land is forests, ripe for hiking and enjoying the great outdoors. Surrounded by the five Great Lakes, Michigan is home to 3,200 miles of shoreline, over 11,000 inland lakes, and more lighthouses than any other state.