Discover the best beach glamping near Three Oaks, Michigan

United States
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Michigan
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Three Oaks

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Harbor Country Cabins

2 sites · Lodging1 acre · Sawyer, MI

I become owner of this property in 2017. The cabins were built in the late 90's financed by the previous owner. The property was vacant for decades prior to that. In the 1950's, the property was a drive-in motel called the 'Harbert Motel'. We have an arial photo from this time period which showed a number of small bungalows for guests, each with its own carport. I love all the stories I hear from locals who have been around long enough to remember how things 'used to be'. Southwest Michigan has an interesting history and has been a 'destination' from city dwellers for close to 100 years. Even Al Capone and his goon's frequented the area as they moved illegal good during the days of prohibition. Learn more about this land: Breweries, Wineries, Berry Picking, Art Studios, Farmers Markets, hiking trails, biking trails, Lake Michigan boating, kayaking, fishing, canoeing.......all those things and more await you in Southwest Michigan. We have 6 'tiny house' style cabins on 1-acre property we call - Harbor Country Cabins. Harbor Country Cabins is located along the Lake Michigan Wine Trail. Our resort offers a unique lodging and gathering location in the center of Harbor Country, near Southwest Michigan’s premier destination for beaches, breweries, wineries, dining and summer fun. With 12 queen bunk and 4 twin bunk beds spaced across 6 cabins, our property can hold up to 28 people. Price in this listing is for rental of all 6 cabins.

Heart Valley Springs

2 sites · Lodging, Tents50 acres · Bloomingdale, MI

Discover a hidden gem in southwest Michigan. Tucked away, but convenient to many major cities. Experience 50 acres of forest, farm, plains and hills. We have furnished bell tents, camping areas with and without electricity, restrooms with showers and flush toilets, and a lot more. What really sets this place apart from other locations is the edible landscape. Around every turn you will find berries, herbs, and fruit trees. Experience the first permaculture inspired campground in the world!

Have A Lake Of Your Own!

10 sites · Lodging, Tents101 acres · Lawrence, MI

The property was originally owned by a family name Nichols (thus the name of the lake). It was handed down to the sons who each owned half the property. The driveway down the middle of property that leads to the lake was originally a fence line that divided the two pieces of property. The brothers did not get along and their are several stories of their warring on how to maintain the property.My parents bought this piece of property in 1964 and created a camp called "Lakeside Farm Camp", a small all boys camp. The camp has gone through several changes since then but has always been owned by the Edwards family. In 1984 the name was changed to "Cedar Lodge" a coed camp that specializes in English horseback riding and offering high level general camp activities. Enjoy the peace and quiet of our totally private fresh water lake. Take your boat out for a day of fishing or just chill next to the fire. Sites are approximately 50 feet from each other. If you want privacy we suggest you book both.

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Potato Creek State Park

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Tippecanoe River State Park

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Beach glamping near Three Oaks guide

Overview

Looking for a luxurious camping experience by the beach? Hipcamp offers over 240 glamping options near Three Oaks, Michigan that will make your dream come true. With options as low as $20 per night, you can choose from a variety of beachfront accommodations that will make your trip unforgettable. Some of the most popular campsites include Heritage Farm Stay Adventure (196 reviews), Blooming Bus Farms (82 reviews), and Escape to Nature (80 reviews). You can swim, boat, or watch wildlife during the day and enjoy potable water, trash, and your furry friends at night. With an average price of $35 per night, you won't have to break the bank to enjoy the perfect glamping trip.