Colleen and family were very gracious hosts at Manitou Shores. We stayed in the small housekeeping…read morecabins. They were immaculately clean and very cozy. We were in town for a family memorial service, and she was very patient and helpful despite some changes in our reservation. Really a lovely spot. The lake is right out your door and the hummingbirds came to greet us many times at the feeders. Highly recommended! The only reason why we didn't give five stars was that we dealt with quite a bit of flies during two days of our stay, though folks in town said that that was common for the area.

Very clean, spacious cabins. Situated right on the shores of Lake Huron. Lake is clean, beautiful…read moreviews. Lots to do in the nearby town of Rogers's City. Including bowling, movie theater, bike rentals, parks, waterfall. We come here every year!

If you are looking for a place to bring your family to fish or just to enjoy the awsome St. Marys…read moreRiver System this is the place. It has a great boat launch, nice docks on site and a nice spot to swim. Or if you just enjoy watching the Great Lakes Freighters, you would will not be disappointed at all, it is an amzing site seeing those big ships so close. The cabins are perefect size and are very welcoming. The location is perfect!!

From the owner: Rock Cut Resort in Barbeau, MI is located along the beautiful St. Mary's River. Our riverside…read moreresort is located just one hour north of the Mackinac Bridge, and 25 minutes south of Sault Ste. Marie. We offer 5 rental cabins and full hook up camper sites open from May to October. On site is a pontoon to rent and a canoe and kayaks for you to enjoy at your leisure. Get out of the city and enjoy this laid back resort, with close up views of passing freighters and starry night views to be had all summer. A rental includes dock space for your boat, and a fish cleaning station with running water. Screened porches provide a nice view without the hassles of mosquitoes. Check out our Website for more information.

Very rustic, beautiful cabins on the lake. Great place for the family reunion. Lots of floating…read moretoys, firewood provided. Equipped with BBQ.

My family has been coming up to Cedars Resort every summer for 56 years and it is home to us! We…read morelove coming to this peaceful lake with the charming and well-kept cabins. The amount of outdoor amenities exceed expectations and we are never without something fun to do on and off the lake!

A beautiful setting with picturesque golf course and carriage ride through the elk reserve followed…read moreby a wine tasting dinner. I can't say enough good things about this facility. When I developed a medical emergency during our stay Liz and Sheila responded by assisting my wife to and from the hospital over 30 minutes one way away. Their generosity continued the following day providing emergency housing and transportation enabling us to rejoin our group. So Thunder Bay Resort is tops in our mind providing clean, spacious cabins, good food and good entertainment along with a caring staff. Keep up the good work and God bless all you do

Elk Viewing tour and dinner…read more We had no idea what to really expect, but had high hopes for a nice evening. Thunderbay Resort (TBR, for short) exceeded all expectations! We all seated in the Belgian Horse drawn carriages and took off on time for a 60 minute tour over the river and through the woods to dinner. We saw a lot of elk , too. No, these are not wild elk, but they are not domesticated, either. TBR strives to let them thrive as much as possible in a wild atmosphere, but they would never be able to bait them to be in viewing range for the guests if they weren't considered livestock. They openly explain this on the tour. This is not a zoo, folks, you are really in the forests and really viewing some majestic animals in their natural environment. TBR doesn't even intervene with medical assistance as they really let nature do it's thing. Jack (owner of TBR and dad of the chef, Spencer) was our guide. He educated us on the Elk, their history in MI, and of the resort. It was a clear afternoon in the low 30's and after dinner, we all got to experience the clear, dark, star-filled sky in the low 20's. BLANKETS PROVIDED! After dinner's ride was only 15 minutes or so back to the parking lot: A perfect way to cap off the dinner. Oh yeah.. dinner... Fantastic dinner cooked on two antique, wood-fired oven ranges in a beautiful cabin/eating hall decked out in taxidermy and country charm. This is a family run business and worked by the family. They meal is the same one they served when they started this out 30+ years ago. Nothing's changed except the date and building you eat in (it's way bigger now, and has indoor plumbing). The bathrooms are like museums, too. Not just clean, but tons of historical artifacts and knick-knacks to look at. The dinner wine choices are two reds and a white. They are OK. They serve a couple different appetizer wines with your first course and an ice wine with dessert. These were surprisingly good! If you don't want wine, there are soft drinks available and a cash bar for other drinks. This is MI wine, so if you approach it with that in mind, they are pretty good. In all, it's about a 4-4.5 hour experience. Nope, it's not cheap, but you are getting an amazing dinner and magical evening worth every penny. The only thing better would have been falling snow :-) But the stars up here in northeast MI are vivid since you are in the middle of the woods with no close cities anywhere near, so that was also part of the magic.

A Great place ! Go experience it. Golf course is beautiful and tough. My Grandad loved Walter…read moreReuther and this conference center is a nice legacy

Black Lake is the most beautiful, picturesque venue to host a wedding. The ambience is rustic,…read moreyet elegant and serene. Our event planners were fantastic and addressed every detail in a professional manner. The staff at the UAW treated my daughter's wedding as if it were their own. There was no task too small or too great; everything was done to perfection. The food was second to none. Two weeks later, our guests were still raving about the wedding. We couldn't have made a better choice; I would highly recommend this facility for any important function. Some of our guests enjoyed lodging at the campgrounds in its natural beauty, while others enjoyed staying at the lodge or apartments. I was happy to see guests take advantage of some the many amenities such as the game room, swimming pool, hiking and biking through the untouched nature trails, and naturally, golfing at the infamous UAW Black Lake Golf Course.

Waterlawn is, without a doubt, the best Cedarville offers. The views from every cottage are…read moreincredible. I love the family who owns and lovingly takes care of the property. You will enjoy your stay!

Why buy when you can rent a cabin two feet from the water's edge? This place is great. Our second…read morestay this year. Very friendly hosts. Great view of water activities. Two bedroom cottages. All you need for a weeks stay. Boat slips if you have one. Walk to downtown area.

This place is not for everyone it was built in 60 and still has lots of that 60 charm. From the…read morehuge open conference room windows and door. To the Cafeteria that very open and very beautiful with lots of old school flare. Understand if you drive a non American made product you can't park on premises. The Golf course is top of the line and has some awesome views and tricky holes. This is a Military friendly location.

Lodging was ok - a 2024 Chevrolet blazer- considered a foreign car ? Park in a different lot ?…read moreReally? Omg nearly every person encountered- seemed like if u weren't union u possibly should be shot. No wifi - zero extra ? Towels Was a ghost town. Don't think I would ever think of staying again .

My kids and I stayed here for a family reunion (of approx. 85 people) recently. The property…read moreitself is nice--clean, very quiet, far enough away from city lights that you can see lots of stars at night--but I had a couple of issues with the cabin we stayed in. The back deck was accessible from my bedroom on the main floor, but the door to the deck was stuck so badly at the top that I had to use all my strength to yank it open. I was afraid I would end up breaking the glass in the door, so I left it alone after that. Secondly (and I suppose this is minor), the shower head in the main floor bathroom was one that shot out thin streams of water quite forcefully. After a while it felt like needles on my skin. Not pleasant. Oh--and if you want something more than barely-adequate hotel-style linens and towels, you'll have to bring your own. Overall, though, it was a nice getaway at a reasonable price, and great for a family reunion.

Love it here. Fall colors are crazy right now (at least they were in the fall when I wrote this…read morething). Hit up the indoor hot tub for some R&R.

We have stayed here for years in a row now and plan to return with our kids and grandkids. Dominic…read moreand Laura are wonderful hosts. We look forward to our June 2025 trip next year as well as a family trip with the kids and grands.

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