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Bailey's Island View - Drummond, MI
10 14 reviews

Bailey's Island View

apartment, De Tour Village
This six-bedroom A-frame lake house on Sturgeon Bay, Drummond Island, boasts 300 feet of private lake frontage and is conveniently located about one mile from Nate's Marina in De Tour Village.
The 14-guest lake house features a gourmet kitchen with double ovens and a Breville Oracle cappuccino machine, a private dock with kayaks, a game room, Starlink internet, and a generator, offering luxurious amenities and proximity to various outdoor activities on Drummond Island.

Best Drummond, MI lodges with a pool

Among the 11 accommodations in Drummond, MI, here are the 1 best lodges with a pool

Drummond Island Hotel & Vacation Homes - Pond Cabin 8 - Drummond, MI
10 1 review

Drummond Island Hotel & Vacation Homes - Pond Cabin 8

cabin, De Tour Village
This newly refinished log home is located in Drummond Island Resort & Conference Center on East Timber Trail Drive, De Tour Village, Michigan, offering easy access to Lake Huron and resort amenities like restaurants and a golf course.
The 1-bedroom, 2-bathroom dwelling sleeps eight guests and features a spacious open-concept design with vaulted ceilings, a fireplace, a fully equipped kitchen including a dishwasher, a private sauna, and a covered porch; nearby attractions include the Drummond Island Yacht Haven and Williams Nature Preserve.

Frequently Asked Questions about lodges in Drummond, MI

  • What are the must-see attractions in Drummond, MI?

    Drummond Island is pretty small, so you can easily see most of the highlights in a few days. The Drummond Island Ferry is a great starting point, offering stunning views. For outdoor adventures, head to the Drummond Island State Park; it's known for its beautiful beaches, hiking trails, and opportunities for wildlife viewing. You might even spot some deer! Another popular spot is the Potagannissing Bay, great for kayaking or simply enjoying the scenery.
  • What are the best lodges in Drummond, MI?

  • What should I pack for a trip to Drummond, MI?

    Pack for all types of weather! Even in summer, evenings can get cool near the water. Bring layers, including a light jacket or fleece. Comfortable walking shoes are essential for exploring the trails and beaches. Don't forget insect repellent, sunscreen, and a hat for sun protection. If you plan on fishing or boating, bring appropriate gear. Swimsuits are a must if you plan on enjoying the beaches.
  • What are the best lodges for families and kids in Drummond, MI?

  • Are there any notable festivals held in Drummond, MI?

    Drummond Island doesn't have large, widely publicized festivals like some bigger cities. However, local events and celebrations are often announced in the local newspapers and on the Drummond Island Chamber of Commerce website. It's best to check their resources closer to your travel dates to see what might be happening during your visit.
  • What are the best pet friendly lodges in Drummond, MI?

  • How can I connect with locals and learn about Drummond, MI's culture?

    The best way to experience Drummond Island's culture is to strike up conversations with people at local businesses, like the Drummond Island General Store or restaurants. People are generally friendly and welcoming. You can also try visiting the Drummond Island Historical Society; they might have information about local traditions and history. Engaging with the staff at the Drummond Island State Park can also offer insights into the area's natural and cultural heritage.
  • What are the best lodges with parking in Drummond, MI?

  • What are some of the unique or unusual attractions in Drummond, MI?

    Drummond Island's unique charm lies in its natural beauty and remote location. While there aren't any quirky museums or unusual landmarks, the sheer isolation and untouched wilderness are a unique draw. Exploring the island's hidden coves by kayak or canoe offers a sense of adventure and discovery that's hard to find elsewhere. The untouched beaches and forests themselves are pretty unusual in a way.
  • Which restaurants serve the best local food in Drummond, MI?

    Drummond Island has a few restaurants offering delicious meals. The exact names and menus may change, so it's best to check local guides or review sites closer to your visit. However, many establishments focus on fresh seafood and classic American fare, often using locally sourced ingredients when available. Ask locals for their recommendations once you're there!
  • What are the best nature spots to visit in Drummond, MI?

    Drummond Island State Park is the star attraction for nature lovers. Its diverse landscape offers miles of hiking trails, pristine beaches like the one at the park's entrance, and opportunities for wildlife viewing. Potagannissing Bay provides excellent kayaking and canoeing experiences, with stunning views of the shoreline. Exploring the island's many coves and inlets by boat is another great way to experience its natural beauty.
  • Does Drummond, MI have clean air and pollution-free environments?

    Drummond Island benefits from its remote location and relatively low population density. The air quality is generally excellent, and the natural environment remains largely unspoiled. However, air quality can be influenced by weather patterns and occasional industrial activity from neighboring areas, although these are typically minimal.
  • What unique and adventurous activities can I do in Drummond, MI?

    Kayaking or canoeing in Potagannissing Bay is a fantastic way to explore the coastline and discover hidden coves. Hiking the trails in Drummond Island State Park offers a chance to connect with nature. Fishing is popular, and boat tours are available for those who want a guided exploration of the island's waters. For the truly adventurous, consider a longer backpacking trip through the park, but be prepared and take necessary safety precautions.

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Drummond Island Hotel & Vacation Homes - Goin' Ride Inn - Drummond, MI
10 15 reviews

Drummond Island Hotel & Vacation Homes - Goin' Ride Inn

apartment, De Tour Village
This Drummond Island vacation home is located 3 miles from The Rock Golf Course, within 6 miles of Williams Nature Preserve and Drummond Island Yacht Haven, and 3.6 miles from Lake Huron. This four-bedroom, two-bathroom house comfortably sleeps eight guests and features a fully equipped kitchen, in-house laundry, a patio, and a garden with barbecue grills, perfect for family vacations or golfing getaways.

Best Drummond, MI lodges with parking

Henry's & White Birch Cabins - Johnswood Off Grid Cabins On Drummond Island - Drummond, MI
No reviews

Henry's & White Birch Cabins - Johnswood Off Grid Cabins On Drummond Island

apartment, De Tour Village
Henry's & White Birch Cabins - Johnswood Off Grid Cabins on Drummond Island offers a 250-square-foot campervan rental near Dickenson Lake in Drummond Island's rural Johnswood area, less than half a mile from off-road trails and a short drive from Big Shoal Beach.
This pet-friendly (up to two dogs, fee applies) two-bedroom, two-bathroom unit sleeps eight and includes a shared fire pit, charcoal grill, and propane heater, with access to nearby Rock Golf Course and Drummond Island Yacht Haven.
Nick's Place - Johnswood Off Grid Cabins On Drummond Island - Drummond, MI
No reviews

Nick's Place - Johnswood Off Grid Cabins On Drummond Island

apartment, De Tour Village
This rural Drummond Island vacation home is located a 3-minute drive from Lake Huron, 18 miles from Williams Nature Reserve, 19 miles from Drummond Island Yacht Haven, and 16 miles from The Rock Golf Course.
This 250 sq ft apartment accommodates up to 4 guests with 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom, and offers on-site parking and proximity to motor boating and fishing activities.
Henry's Cabin - Johnswood Off Grid Cabins On Drummond Island - Drummond, MI
9.8 6 reviews

Henry's Cabin - Johnswood Off Grid Cabins On Drummond Island

apartment, De Tour Village
Henry's Cabin, part of Johnswood Off Grid Cabins on Drummond Island, is a pet-friendly cabin located in a rural area near De Tour Village, Michigan, approximately 0.9 miles from Lake Huron and within 9 miles of The Rock Golf Course, Williams Nature Preserve, and Drummond Island Yacht Haven.
This 250-square-foot cabin features one bedroom, one bathroom, and can comfortably accommodate up to four guests; amenities include a fully equipped kitchen, on-site barbecue grills, and parking.
Hilltop Home - Drummond, MI
10 1 review

Hilltop Home

apartment, De Tour Village
This three-bedroom, two-bathroom vacation rental is situated near De Tour Village, Michigan, minutes from the De Tour Village Marina.
The 3-bedroom home features a covered porch, ample parking for cars and boats, a spacious backyard with a firepit and grill, and accommodates up to eight guests, perfect for enjoying boating, fishing, and relaxing by the fire.
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