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Newberry / Munising – Eastern U.P. Fall Color Report – October 10, 2024

Eastern U.P. Fall Color Report – October 10, 2024

FROM Pine Stump >> Fall color is finally catching up! This week and weekend would be great for a color tour!!!

FROM McGill’s Nature in Motion >> A few photos of the color around Germfask/Curtis area in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan today. Not quite there yet…especially in some of my favorite spots. I would say we are a week or two behind last year. This dry spell is definitely not helping the color. At least the temps are finally starting to feel like Fall…but still no major frost around our area.

FROM Head in the Clouds Photography >> Those colors are really starting to show, I’m guessing a little over a week till peak…
Powell Lake
Wetmore, MI
10/3/24

Newberry / Munising Fall Color Photos – 2024

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Newberry / Munising Fall Color Photos – 2023 and earlier

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October 26, 2017 – Newberry Area

Fall color is past peak in the Newberry area…. Check back next year for the latest updates on the Fall Color Show of 2018.

Newberry Area Photos

September 15, 2016

Photos and Updates From 2015

Newberry Fall Color Report – 10/5 – What a difference a few days (and cool nights) can make! We are seeing a lot more color now, especially where the trees are not as protected as they are in the woods. If you don’t mind driving the “highways” of the area (as opposed to getting deep in the Yooper woods by a gravel road or a two track) you will see some decent color, BUT if you can wait a couple more days it’ll be even better.

I think by this coming weekend, viewing in the area should be pretty good and in SOME places will be close to 60% if not more!! The new “water reflection photo” was taken a couple of days ago. Keep checking back!

Newberry Fall Color Report – 10/01 – The new photo to go with the report today shows a bit more color than what we’ve been seeing. AND it depends on where you are as to how much color there is. Reports have it that the Toonerville Trolley and Boat Tour are showing about 50% along the river, but you can see from this post that is not the case along side the road.

We took a drive towards Lake Superior and didn’t see hardly any color change going N. out of Eckerman. Then we went on Curly Lewis Hwy which runs e-w and not much there. We cut across on a side road towards Strongs which runs n-s and the photo is pretty representative of what we saw on that 9 mile stretch.

We have had very chilly early a.m. temps and frost which will help the colors start to change more quickly. I think if you try to time it for around October 8 + you should be good.

Fall color report (via Tahquamenon Falls Riverboat Tours & the Famous Toonerville Trolley). The fall colors are now 50% turned as of today October 1st. Just 2 trips remain on the schedule for the season Saturday October 3rd and Saturday October 10th. The trip on the 3rd is nearly filled so please contact us for reservations SOON if your interested in joining us.

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Drummond Island – Fall on the Island Festival – October 7 – 8, 2022

Returning in 2022

October 7th-8th

Stay tuned! More event information to come!

Every autumn, nature puts on a brilliant show of color on Drummond Island. From bright yellows to vibrant reds, the leaves transform the landscape, showing off their rich and intense hues.

Every year people flock here to take in the fall foliage, to catch a glimpse of nature’s splendor.

Now they come not only for the colors – they come for the Festival too!

Join us on the Island the second weekend in October every year for one of the largest Fall Festivals in the EUP! Enjoy incredible food from our area restaurants and listen to a talented line-up of musicians while sipping one of the tasty craft beers from Lily’s Seafood Grill & Brewery of Royal Oak.

Come for the colors – stay for the fun!

Entertainment for the entire family!

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Newberry / Munising Fall Color Photos – 2024

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September 22, 2016 – Newberry Area

September 15, 2016

Photos and Updates From 2015

We have had very chilly early a.m. temps and frost which will help the colors start to change more quickly. I think if you try to time it for around October 8 + you should be good.

Curtis 5th Annual OKTOBERFEST – September 24, 2011

Welcome to Curtis Michigan’s Annual Oktoberfest!

Families vacation in Curtis Michigan for the variety of activities that nature and area businesses have to offer! Curtis Area Chamber of Commerce 5th Annual Oktoberfest. Held in Curtis at Erickson Park, Main St. & Saw-Wa-Quato Streets from 12:00 – 7:00 pm. Live Musical Entertainment by Stormfront and Steppin In It!

Enjoy Games, Food, Soup Cook off, Penny Scramble, Local Vendors, Best Dressed Bavarian Contest, Door Prizes, Chainsaw Art Demonstration by James Denkins!

Soup Cook off Noon – 1:00 pm
Live Music from 1:00 – 7:00 pm

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3rd Annual Newberry Oktoberfest September 30 – October 1, 2011

Friday, September 30

11:00am-1:00pm   6th Annual Legislative Luncheon at Zellar’s Village Inn, M-123

At American Legion Hall, next to State Police post on M-123
2:00pm: National Anthem, solo by Jane Fuller, followed by a patriotic sing-a-long accompanied by the Richie Yurkovich Polkariety Band.
2:15pm-6:00pm:   Richie Yurkovich Polkariety of Willard, WI
7:00pm-11:00pm: Ray Watkoski Family Band of Grand Rapids, MI
Concession available

Saturday October 1

At Tahquamenon Logging Museum, 1 mi. N of Newberry on M-123:
7:00am-Noon       Lumberjack Breakfast (All-You-Can-Eat pancakes, eggs, bacon,
homemade sausage, american fries, coffee & milk)
Adults $7.50, 6-12yrs $5.00, under 5yrs – free.

At American Legion Hall, next to State Police post on M-123:
1:00-5:00 pm Ray Watkoski Family Band of Grand Rapids, MI
7:00-11:00pm: Warren Groleau & Generations Variety Band, Rapid River, MI

At Tahquamenon Area Schools Cafeteria, M-123, Newberry:
10:00am-4:00pm Arts/Craft Vendors including the following:
Dorothy M. Brown – bags, bows, wraps & throws, gifts galore & much more!
Cathy Butkovich – Tastefully Simple food products and towels
Brandi Slack – Pampered Chef kitchen supplies
Tammy Clement – Scentsy wickless candle warmers & wax
906 Candy Company – homemade candies
Rebecca English -personal knits, kitchen-household items, adult/baby wear
Shirley Hammermeister – fleece blankets, towels, aprons, purses, scrubbies
U.P. North Suncatchers, Mark House-Great Lakes & Wildlife stained glass
Heather Jordan Jewelry – handcrafted artisan jewelry
Bobette McPherson, Bobette’s Beads – agates, pendents, jewelry
Joan Price – Hats, purses, nightgowns, scarves, and accessories
Karen Schultz – afghans, decorated sweatshirts,beaded bookmarks
Debi Skeans – Paradise Party Planners & Ebby’s Pasta
Tammy Neveau-Bonnell – Party Lite & Two Sister Gourmet

Anyone interested in being a vendor at the 2011 Newberry Oktoberfest, please call Rose Anderson at 906-293-5777.

**Ticket Information**
Dance Admission: 2-day button-$20.00 or $12.00 per day

13 yr. old and under-free when accompanied by an adult

For more information and a 2 Day Button, stop by the
Newberry Area Chamber of Commerce
Located on the corner of M-28 and M-123
or phone 906-293-5562
You can also mail a check
(made out to “Newberry Area Chamber of Commerce”)
to Rose Anderson at 13190 Co. Rd. 432, Newberry, MI 49868 or call Rose at 906-293-5777

Concession – Cash Bar – Door Prizes – Raffle

Come join us for a weekend of
Family Fun!!

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Newberry Fall Color Report – October 5, 2010

Current Fall Color Is Peak
This glorious maple has lost a lot of leaves in the past couple of days. There is still a lot of good color, but the trees closer to the edge of the woods or out in the open are on the downside of peak and they are loosing their leaves. Better come up now!

(A lot of people aways ask, what determines when color changes. The early fall weather conditions are one of the factors. We need sunny days and cool nights for brilliant colors. And of course, when we start having less daylight hours, that promotes the changes too. With shorter daylight hours, the trees will be producing less chlorophyll.)

The following are some suggested rides through our neck of the woods…take a trip up to Crisp Point Lighthouse. You can get there via CR500 to CR412. Just follow the signs. You’ll drive through all types of trees; hardwoods and pines. Some guests have sighted bears and one even reported seeing a moose on their trip to Crisp Point. Get yourself a Luce Co. map and be adventuresome…take some of those other County Roads or two tracks (providing you aren’t driving your RV or your Beemer!)

It is always an excellent trip from Newberry to Whitefish Point via M-123. Make sure you include a stop at the Upper and Lower Tahquamenon Falls. Colors along this stretch of highway can be pretty impressive. (And CR 500 to get to Crisp Point is off from M-123). About 10 miles N. of Newberry on M-123 is a dirt road called Skyline Dr. A very pretty stretch of road in the fall. It’s one of those roads that you turn around eventually and head back out the way you came.

CR 402 (aka Folley Hill Rd) is another road you’d enjoy. It offers some very scenic vistas at the top of the hills on this road. This road is just south of the State Police Post about 2 miles. It is off from M-123.

As I have said in other years, get a Luce Co. map and take some of the side roads. You could be surprised at what you see! Another suggestion is to call the Luce Co. airport at 906-293-2926 and book a flight over the Tahquamenon Falls and Crisp Point. You really haven’t experienced the blues of Lake Superior and the wonderful colors of autumn in our area until you’ve flown over Crisp Point!

In the meantime, if you are going to be looking for lodging accomodations, you can check out www.visitnewberry.com or www.newberrychamber.net If you are looking for lodging and/or camping, visit our website at www.northcountrycampground.com. Please feel free to email me at cclementz@lighthouse.net. Hope to see you soon!!

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Newberry Fall Color Photo – October 4, 2010

Fall Color - Newberry, Michigan - October 4, 2010

Fall Color Report – October 5, 2010
This glorious maple has lost a lot of leaves in the past couple of days. There is still a lot of good color, but the trees closer to the edge of the woods or out in the open are on the downside of peak and they are loosing their leaves. Better come up now!

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Newberry – Eastern U.P. – September 24, 2010

I was finally able to get a new photo for you, in between the rain and sprinkles!

We’re seeing more and more color changes every couple of days. The cherry trees have lost a lot of their leaves,but the other trees are still holding on to their leaves and slowly putting on a colorful display.
It is getting close to time for you to bag your bags and charge up the batteries for your camera and come on up! I don’t think you’d be disappointed if you came up the very beginning of next week! The extended weather report is looking good for next week!

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Clementz North Country Campground Fall Photos

Newberry – September 12, 2010
A little bit of fall color and a rainbow… Fall colors are just starting. There are splotches of yellow and orange on some of the maples, a few blushes of pinks and reds mixed in but nothing to get excited about yet. (Courtesy of Northcountry Campground & Cabins – www.michiweb.com/northcountry )

Newberry Area Fall Color Photos 10/3/2008

October 3, 2008 — The leaves are turning very quickly now and the wind is taking a lot of leaves off the poplars, birch and cherry trees. It is supposed to be nicer next week and a bit warmer. The Weather Wizards are predicting we could get down into the low 30’s to upper 20’s tonight. M-117 which runs from U.S. 2 to M-28 is just beautiful! Even in the rain! The colors from M-28 to the Junction of M-123 (just south of Newberry) will captivate your eyes as well! SO PACK YOUR BAGS! NOW IS THE TIME!!! — Cathy Clementz – Northcountry Cabins & Campground

September 24, 2008 — It is cloudy today but the dismal tint of the western sky only enhances the color of the trees. I would say that our immediate area is at about 35-40% with fall foliage. If you came up now, you would see some beautiful trees but if you can wait about 5-7 days, you will enjoy your trip more. — Cathy Clementz – Northcountry Cabins & Campground

Newberry Area Fall Color Photos 2008

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September 19, 2008 — FINALLY SOME COLOR AND NEW PHOTO(S) FOR YOU! It is still to early to pack your bags and head this way for a fall color sight-seeing trip but things ARE starting to change a little more quickly. — Cathy Clementz – Northcountry Cabins & Campground

Gas Prices in Newberry

The latest prices at gas stations in Newberry …

Lowest Gas Prices in Newberry

Price	Station	Address	City	Time
3.040	Zephyr 14077 MI-28 Newberry Jun 1,1:06 PM	14077 MI-28	Newberry	Jun 1, 1:06 PM
3.040	Sunoco 13957 MI-28 Newberry Jun 1,1:06 PM	13957 MI-28	Newberry	Jun 1, 1:06 PM
3.040	Zephyr 619 Newberry Ave Newberry Jun 1,12:03 PM	619 Newberry Ave	Newberry	Jun 1, 12:03 PM
3.040	Holiday 7502 MI-123 Newberry Jun 1,12:02 PM	7502 MI-123	Newberry	Jun 1, 12:02 PM
3.070	BP 7161 STATE HIGHWAY M123 Newberry Jun 1,10:50 AM	7161 STATE HIGHWAY M123	Newberry	Jun 1, 10:50 AM

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Whitefish Point – Eastern U.P.

Whitefish Point

Whitefish Point is located on the shores of Lake Superior, just north of Paradise in the Eastern Upper Peninsula. If you have time, you can include a trip to Whitefish Point on any visit to Tahquamenon Falls. There is plenty to see here so plan to spend a couple of hours or more enjoying the natural wonder and history of the point. Walk out to the beach and treat yourself to great views of Lake Superior. Make sure to check out the Whitefish Point Light Station and visit the Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum.

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Tahquamenon Falls – Eastern U.P.

Tahquamenon Falls State Park encompasses close to 40,000 acres stretching over 13 miles. Most of this is undeveloped woodland without roads, buildings or power lines. The centerpiece of the park, and the very reason for its existence, is the Tahquamenon River, with its waterfalls.

The Upper Falls
One of the largest waterfalls east of the Mississippi. It has a drop of nearly 50 feet and is more than 200 feet across. A maximum flow of more than 50,000 gallons of water per second has been recorded cascading over these falls.

The Lower Falls
Four miles downstream is the Lower Falls, a series of five smaller falls cascading around an island. Although not as dramatic as the Upper Falls, they are equally magnificent. The falls can be viewed from the river bank or from the island, which can be reached by rowboat rented from a park concession. The island walk affords a view of the falls in the south channel.

The Tahquamenon River
Rising from springs north of McMillan and drains the watershed of an area of more than 790 square miles. From its source, it meanders 94 miles before emptying into Whitefish Bay. The amber color of the water is not rust nor is it muddiness; it is caused by tannin leached from the Cedar, Spruce and Hemlock in the swamps drained by the river. The extremely soft water churned by the action of the falls causes the large amounts of foam, which has been the trademark of the Tahquamenon since the days of the voyagers.

Recreational Activities
The park offers visitors a wide variety of recreational opportunities. During the spring and summer, camping, hiking, fishing, canoeing, nature study and photography are popular activities. Fall colors provide a beautiful picturesque view of the park. In addition, hunters will find ample opportunities to pursue their sport. Winter offers opportunity for snowmobiling, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing with miles of marked trails. Ice formations along Lake Superior and frozen waterfalls are a photographer’s delight. Moose are occasionally seen wandering through the park, and from time to time, bald eagles are also spotted by visitors. Black bear, coyotes, otter, deer, fox, porcupine, beaver and mink are a few of the other wildlife which can be seen in the park. The abundant bird life includes spruce grouse, sharptail grouse, pileated woodpeckers and a variety of waterfowl and songbirds. One of the few nesting sites in Michigan for the sandhill crane is found in the park.

Camping
Four campgrounds are available in the park; two modern campgrounds at the Lower Falls and a modern and semi-modern campground at the Rivermouth. Each of the modern campgrounds have approximately 90 sites and each site is equipped with electricity, a fire pit and a table. Hot showers and flush toilets are also features of the modern campground. Sanitation stations are available at the Lower Falls and Rivermouth Units. There is no campground located at the Upper Falls. This is the land of Longfellow’s Hiawatha – “by the rushing Tahquamenaw” Hiawatha built his canoe. Long before the white man set eyes on the river, the abundance of fish in its waters and animals along its shores attracted the Ojibwa Indians, who camped, farmed, fished and trapped along its banks. In the late 1800’s came the lumber barons and the river carried their logs by the millions to the mills. Lumberjacks, who harvested the tall timber, were among the first permanent white settlers in the area.

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Clementz Northcountry Campground and Cabins – Newberry

Our two room cozy log cabins have rustic charm & modern conveniences. Our cabins are similar to camping cabins only larger and with more comforts! The cabins accommodate a maximum of 4 guests. Our winter guests may feel more comfortable with just 3 persons to a cabin. They have a full size log bed, log bunk bed, bathroom & shower, a fridge, large microwave, toaster, coffee maker & outside gas grill. You also have a fire pit and picnic table. The bedding is provided, but you provide the towels, table service, and any cooking utensils you might want for the microwave or grill. One cabin is barrier free access & each cabin has a deck! There is not a TV in the 4 person cabins. OR, maybe you�d prefer the comfort & convenience of a “home away from home”! Our Little Lodge sleeps a maximum of 6 & is partially barrier free access. Besides a stove and fridge, there is a large microwave, 4 slice toaster, 12-cup coffee maker, tableservice.& cookware.You also have cable TV with HBO and a VCR. Your own private deck, picnic table & gas grill is included in your stay. PUT YOURSELVES IN OUR PLACE!!

Clementz Northcountry Campground and Cabins
13209 State Hwy M-123
Newberry, MI 49868
906-293-8562
cclementz@lighthouse.net

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Halfway Lake Resort – Newberry

Halfway Lake Resort, a bit of Heaven in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, offers you quality accommodations and amenities in a secluded woodland setting. We have 8 new housekeeping cabins surrounded by 400 acres of hardwood and pine forest encompassing a 65 acre privately owned spring-fed lake. If you’re looking for fishing, canoeing, hunting, swimming, boating, hiking, birdwatching, snowmobiling or cross country skiing, you will find it at Halfway Lake Resort. Our 8 modern cabins include a full kitchen with coffee maker, TV, bed linens and a charcoal grill. There is a community fire pit for evening campfires, a picnic area, swedish sauna, horseshoe pit, basketball court, plus boats and canoes for your use. We have ample parking for your boat and snowmobile trailers.

Halfway Lake Resort
16878 County Rd 505
Newberry, MI 49868
906-658-3579
halfwaylk@sault.com

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Comfort Inn of Newberry

The Comfort Inn of Newberry is located three miles south of Newberry, Michigan. Our hotel comprises a two story 54 room property with queen rooms and 9 suites with whirlpool tubs. A large “hot tub” and sauna are located on site as well as laundry facilities, game area, ice, and vending machines. We feature a deluxe continental breakfast with ready to make waffles, bagels, toast, coffee, milk, cereals, juice, and more. We also have a large meeting room facilities for banquets, business meetings, etc.. And For Snowmobilers, Groomed Snowmobile Trail leaves directly from our Door.

Comfort Inn of Newberry
Jct. M-28 & M-123
Newberry, MI 49868
906-293-3218 or 888-300-SNOW

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Gateway Motel – Newberry

A year-round motel located in beautiful Newberry, Michigan. Our very unique and comfortable motel is perfect for your family and friends. Handcrafted wooden carvings, by Cesar Magno, welcome the visitor to a place filled with art, books, Tiffany lamps, plenty of soft fluffy towels, comfort, and friendly service. Pets accepted with prior consent. We offer eleven very clean and comfortable rooms at reasonable rates. Cable TV – HBO and air conditioning are just some of the quality amenities you will receive here. Our accommodations are spacious and beautiful! Each unit has it’s own unique theme and warmth. Many have written letters & thank you cards telling us how much they enjoyed their stay. Please visit our “Endorsements” page to read additional comments we have received on our lodging. Mornings we have fresh coffee available in the our front office.

Gateway Motel
7885 State Hwy M-123
Newberry, MI 49868
1-800-791-9485

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Park-A-Way Motel – Newberry

Lodging at The Park-a-Way Motel in Newberry Michigan in the Upper Peninsula. The Park-a-Way Motel offers you 26 clean comfortable units with 1,2, & 3 queen sized beds, some units have kitchenettes with an adjoining room. All rooms are equipped with Fridge & Microwave.

All units have Heat & air conditioning, a tub and shower combination and Cable Color T.V. (42 Stations) with free H.B.O. All units have Direct Dial Phones with free local calls. Free coffee, tea, hot chocolate and donuts in the office. We have reasonable rates, but we treat you like royalty.

The Parkaway Motel has a center area shaded by big trees for barbecueing, relaxing and sitting around and talking. The Park-A-Way is owned and operated by friendly people who immediately make you feel at home.

Our heated indoor pool is one of the largest in the Upper Peninsula. Changing rooms are available in the pool area. Also, we have heated garage for snowmobile repair.

The motel is in town, close to food, shopping and gas.

Park-A-Way Motel
7511 state hwy. m-123
Newberry, MI 49868
1-800-292-5771

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Drummond Island Resort & Conference Center

Drummond Island Resort & Conference Center encompasses 2,000 beautiful acres of woods, water and wildlife. The Resort is located on the north shore of Drummond Island, the largest freshwater island in the United States. Drummond Island is positioned one mile off the eastern tip of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, only 60 miles from the Mackinac Bridge.

The Resort is open year round providing the best of all four seasons. Every amenity and service at the resort is designed to complement your north wood’s experience. Our unique and comfortable accommodations, excellent cuisine, genuine friendly service, and long list of resort activities guarantee a refreshing and satisfying stay. Our 18 hole championship golf course, The Rock, is a must for golfers. The course is beautifully designed and home to an abundance of wildlife. Many deer stroll throughout the course, not bothered by nearby golfers.

The Rock
2008 Golf Digest 4-Star Rating Best Places to Play” Island greens. Long tree-lined fairways. Dog-legs left . Dog-legs right. Abundant wildlife – deer that actually come into play on some holes. The people who love this course play to all levels. They like The Rock because it’s an experience, not just a round of golf. This emerald […]

Lodging

Rustic elegance in a unique, comfortable setting. Each of our executive-style cabins and cottages are entirely unique. With a view of sunsets and the bay, these are proving to be in very high demand. We have several other cottages and log homes available. Most of these 1-5 bedrooms units feature private bathrooms in every bedroom, fireplaces and firewood, full kitchens with coffee makers, comfortable living rooms and grills for that memorable evening barbecue. Special weekly rates are available for all cottages. Our forty-room hotel, “The Lodge” has unique wood construction rooms that feature telephones, televisions with satellite connection,, VCR’s and small refrigerators. Our “loft” rooms feature 2 queen beds on the first level, and a third queen bed up in the loft (perfect for families and small groups).

Meetings & Conferences

Drummond Island Resort & Conference Center’s meeting facilities are designed for maximum productivity and creativity. Woodmoor Lodge has two executive boardrooms where you can roll up your sleeves and get down to business. The boardrooms overlook our trout pond and can accommodate up to 14 persons. Larger meeting and banquet facilities are located at the Bayside waterfront area.

Weddings
The romance of an island, combined with the charming ambiance of our Outdoor Chapel and reception facilities make the Drummond Island Resort & Conference Center a sought after wedding destination. Our culinary creations are exquisite whether you pick from our existing menus or work to create your own.

Recreation

If you have a genuine appreciation for the outdoors, you will enjoy many of the self-guided and structured activities contained within. Over 60% of Drummond Island’s 87,000 acres is state owned, and Drummond boasts of 150+ miles of shoreline. There are far too many activities and sites to experience in a week’s time. And Drummond Island is not just to be experienced in the summer, but in all four seasons.

Drummond Island Resort & Conference Center
33494 S. Maxton Road
Drummond Island, MI 49726
1-800-999-6343

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