Family cabin on Lake Superior with beach + 30 acres of woods

I grew up in Wisconsin, but my mother's family was rooted in Michigan. Her grandfather, an electrical engineer for the Sault Locks, first purchased this property in 1922. It has been used and loved by generations of our extended family, and we are very pleased to be welcoming you to a place that holds so many joyful memories for us. You will see photos of the cabin's past on some of the walls in the main room showing my grandfather's prowess as a fisherman and my mother and uncle as children playing on the beach. We hope that you will also form wonderful family memories here that you will hold close to your heart for many years to come.

This property has been in the family for over 100 years, but I think I would love coming here even if it were not the place where our family is rooted. There are so many things to do within an hour of the cabin, although you may find it hard to tear yourselves away from the beautiful beach. We highly recommend Superior Pizza - actually one of my favourite places to order pizza from anywhere - and also really love Tahquamenon Falls. In Sault Ste Marie, we recommend Penny's Kitchen, Zorba's Greek American Restaurant, and The Palace Mexican Restaurant. If you are a golfer, there is mini-golf for the kids in Sault Ste Marie as well as a standard golf course, but a must-see is the Wild Bluff golf course just down the road at Bay Mills. Its views are so scenic that it is on the WPGA circuit. If you come in the fall, you will find the property ablaze with stunning fall colours and will enjoy walking the trails behind the cabin. If you are a history buff, there are historic fort museums at Mackinaw City and Mackinaw Island as well as several museums and historic sites including the Henry Schoolcraft House, and the the John Johnston house in Sault Ste Marie. There are also nearby lighthouse museums and grounds at Iroquois Point and Whitefish Point that have their own stories to tell. Ripe wild blueberries can often be found at Iroquois point in late July and early August. If you come the first week of July, you can enjoy fireworks displays celebrating the two nations of Canada and the United States, as Canada Day is July 1 and of course Independence Day for the US is July 4. Both sides of Sault Ste Marie hold their fireworks displays over the locks. From our cabin, you can see the Bay Mills fireworks display on July 4 across the bay. But most of all, I think our cabin has the best view of the spectacular sunsets that visit the area. We have a family tradition of going down to the beach after dinner to enjoy them. We hope you do too.

This property is unique because it has 200 feet of private sand beach waterfront on Lake Superior, and has 30 acres of wooded property with walking trails across the road from the cabin. It is also unique because the main building is over 100 years old, built in 1922, and lovingly taken care of and updated by our family over the years. And have I mentioned how breathtaking the sunsets are? My phone is full of sunset photos taken from the beach in the evening,