Wonderful items to purchase to remember your time in Copper Harbor! The owner of the shop is very…read morefriendly and courteous.

My favorite gift shop in Copper Harbor by far! The selection of items is always eclectic, unique,…read moreand features a wide selection of pieces by talented local artists that you can't find anywhere else. The new owner is so friendly and helpful as well. Whether you're looking for a t-shirt, jewelry, a book, artwork, or a special gift, The Laughing Loon is a must visit when in the area!

Love love love the fudge... They were just about to close as we arrived... Gentlemen was still more…read morethan happy to see us... Found a beautiful card right by the checkout and was informed that the cashier (probably owner) had designed it.... It felt like a visit to a time when i wasnt rushed or pressured but welcomed

We have been going Country Village Shops for years to buy candy, gifts and Tee's but wont return…read more The several types of licorice we purchased was old, hard and stale, the Tee's are poor quality materials and terrible fit. Not sure who he was but an older employee hovered kind of following me around me creeping me out.

This is a nice little store with all sorts of crafts. This one is worth a drive off the main drag…read more Attached is a little fish market. I ended up getting some fish sausage. That is some delicious stuff!

A neat little store that has some very unique jewelry and stones from the area. Great stop before…read moreor after a trip out to Isle Royal.

I wandered over here as it's kitty-corner from the visitors center. It's located on the town's main…read morestreet. I wasn't sure what to expect since I tend to be wary of tourist traps, but this shop is more of a specialty shop as it carries a wide variety of items, from candles to jams, to clothing and magnets. It's very well done. There's three sections in the store, as it has to expand within the historical building it occupies. The first section has the most variety as it sells small items like candles, dish cloths, lights, etc. The second section is clothing focused. The third and most personally interesting sells food. They have homemade fudge and turtle cookies, as well as candy station. There's a wall of jellies and jams, including UP favorites like thimbleberry jam. The people manning the store are super friendly as a huge plus!

Such a cute little shop with such good fudge for a good price that's worth the taste, fun place for…read morekids to shop with a great clothing section next to it, lots of candy and coffee, must stop here!

There's a lot of interesting items here…read more Lots of Michigan love here. I like the Michigan state shaped lawn chairs right out front. So much Michigan items for sure. My hubby wanted to get this one piece pull over loose full length cover for his dad. It's a lazy apparel. Fun to browse.

Went to the Marquette location and was surprised to see a 3% surcharge on all "card purchases"…read more Surcharges for credit cards are common but this store also includes Debit Cards in that policy. Not a fan and when I asked to reverse the charge and that I would pay cash the owner/manager seemed not pleased. We go here frequently and I will have to remember to bring cash in the future. (We went to 6 other stores in Marquette today, used debit card at each place, and none of them used a surcharge.

This is an amazing shop with extremely helpful and friendly people. If you're looking for a UV…read morelight for hunting for Yooperlites -- this is the place to go! They also have really nice, handcrafted in Michigan gifts for completing your trip to the Keweenaw. Definitely worth a stop if you're on your way in or out of town!

Stopped in just to look and ended up buying a few things…read more Great selection of gems and copperwork items. Craftsmanship displayed is wonderful. Very friendly staff and nice atmosphere. The owner, Ken, took care to show us around the shop himself and even went and looked for additional stock. Great store. Great people. Take the time to check it out.

Don't think I have ever seen so many socks in a store and it not being a sock store…read more Lots of UP and Michigan themed items. So many different socks in here. You are bound to find something for everyone. Socks overload.

Super cute shop on the main strip where I found these amazing XO marshmallow treats! A perfect…read morevariety of items throughout. Very nice staff happy to answer any questions

The owner is very knowledgeable and she is always ready to answer questions. Her inventory varies,…read moreproviding price points for every buyer.

From the owner: .Family owned for over 70 years, it contains one of the area's largest collections of local Lake…read moreSuperior agates plus gems and minerals from around the world. This collection is attractively displayed and easily viewed in antique china cabinets. Agates for sale as well as locally designed and handcrafted jewelry and gifts. Something for everyone! Friendly, knowledgeable staff enjoy sharing their passion for agates and the Keweenaw. Located across the street from the beach and the Historical Eagle Harbor sign. Seasonal hours.

Such a quiet island. Bugnets in July were the best thing we brought. We hiked the Huginnin Trail…read moreand camped on Huginnin Cove for 2 nights and then in Washington campground for 1 night. The trails were well marked and for the most part we could identify the trail. It seemed overgrown in parts, but I get it, they want to maintain the nature. The cove campground we stayed at was on the beach (#2). It was nice. We didn't encounter any moose or wolves...July 13-July 15 2026. We got lucky and got a shelter in Washington campground during our final night. The shelter was clean and pest free. The ranger came by twice to check on us which felt reassuring. We definitely want to return in the future to hike the other side of the island.

This is one of the least visited national parks, and it's not because it isn't worth visiting…read more Rather, it's so isolated that it needs a 3-6 hr ferry ride or a 45-60 min sea plane ride. Even then, there's only one hotel to stay in which is usually booked out pretty far in advance, unless you want to camp with potable water sources not the most reliable. Of course, this is by design in order to preserve the beautiful natural wilderness. I visited in the shoulder season in the first week of June, and there weren't that many people, emphasizing the wild solitude. It seems like all the visitors here are respectful of nature since there was not any litter nor any defacing at all. The trails here are primitive and not paved or lined with gravel. You can see so much wildlife here, from tiny amphibians the size of my fingernail to huge moose. The night sky is amazing with so many stars, and I saw the Milky Way due to the high quality of the night sky. It is very humbling. As a note, limited amounts of foraging is allowed. I didn't take anything, but I saw edible mushrooms and fiddleheads, and later in the season there's wild blueberries, strawberries, and thimbleberries. Even though it is early before the first hatch, the mosquitoes here are ferocious!