Discover the best beach cabin rentals near Bellaire, Michigan

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Bellaire

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The Wood Ranch Cabin

1 site · Lodging1 acre · Roscommon, MI

Have fun with the whole family and friends at the stylish Wood Ranch Cabin! Just a 3 minute walk to Higgins Lake at Maplehurst Dock. Cozy yet small bedrooms with closet space. A 30 foot boat, RV or camper can easily fit in the backyard along with a truck, trailer and a car. The remodeled cabin is quaint with a chef's kitchen. There's room for 5 guests to sleep comfortably and offers nice amenities throughout. The space is calming, chic and well thought out to ensure guests have an enjoyable stay. The cabin is located just 3 minutes walking distance to Higgins Lake at Maplehurst Dock. Guests have access to the entire cabin and exterior property. Crystal-clear, Higgins Lake has been noted as one of the world's most beautiful lakes. As the seasons change, there is still much to do; from hitting the greens at Forest Dunes Golf Club, fishing, kayaking, boating, cross country skiing, ATV and four wheeling to enjoying delightful meals at the Cut River Grille, Fred's or the Silver Dollar Pub & Grill.

Vintage Waterfront Log Cabins

1 site · Lodging2 acres · Central Lake, MI

Make yourself at home and embrace your own unique experience at our property and its breathtaking surroundings. Whether you prefer to unwind and chill, bask in the tranquility of nature, or engage in lively activities, the choice is yours. Relaxation awaits as you take in the mesmerizing sunrise and sunset, savoring moments of peace and quiet by the lake. Dive into the refreshing waters for a swim, or grab a paddleboard, kayak, or paddle boat to explore the serene beauty of our lake and its connecting waterways. Indulge in the simple pleasures of life with a campfire under the starry sky, playing in the sand, or firing up the BBQ for a delicious meal. Enjoy quality time with loved ones, sharing stories and making memories that will last a lifetime. For a change of scenery, embark on a day trip to nearby parks, embark on scenic hikes, or explore charming towns filled with quaint restaurants, farm fresh produce stands, bakeries offering mouthwatering treats, and souvenir shops brimming with treasures. Treat yourself to indulgent delights like ice cream and fudge, adding a sweet touch to your adventures. And remember, watercraft without motors are complimentary, so feel free to paddle away and immerse yourself in the serenity of the water. Whatever your preferences, our property offers endless possibilities for relaxation, adventure, and creating cherished moments.

Rocky Top "Preserve"

2 sites · Lodging300 acres · Ellsworth, MI

Grandpa Tom started this farm in the 1970's. Rocky Top Farms is a fruit farm. We grow a lot of cherries, some peaches, blueberries, elderberries, raspberries. Rocky Top hosts disc golf tournaments, music festivals, weddings, and hosts on both Hipcamp and Airbnb. We make preserves, fruit butters and salsa which ship all over the world, and are locally served in many hotels and restaurants.

Beach cabins near Bellaire guide

Overview

Head to Bellaire in Northern Michigan to explore serene lakeside camping retreats and the humbling majesty of old-growth forests. Torch Lake, just west of town, is the largest body of water in the state’s 75-mile-long Chain of Lakes. Stay nearby at Barnes County Park on Grand Traverse Bay, which offers convenient access to Torch Lake for canoeing and smallmouth bass fishing. The campground features powered RV sites with amenities like modern bathhouses, picnic tables, fire rings, and water stations. For more amenities, book a spot at a private RV park in the area with cable TV and wifi. About 45 miles southeast of Bellaire, Hartwick Pines State Park offers another modern campground surrounded by old-growth pine forest along AuSable River. Pull-through RV sites offer access to a children’s playground, a volleyball court, picnic areas, and a sanitation station. Campers interested in history can gain insight into the area at the Logging Museum, or dive into the park’s nature on forested trails—look out for evening grosbeaks, scarlet tanagers, and ruby-throated hummingbirds.