Nestled Lakeside on the beautiful Heart Lake.

Tucked beside the serene waters of Heart Lake, lies a snug abode, perfect for a tranquil retreat. Situated by the lively shores of a public sports lake, it provides ample opportunities for fishing and various aquatic pastimes. Whether seeking a joyful family excursion or a romantic getaway, this charming retreat is conveniently located near numerous northern attractions and entertainment options.

The sandy shoreline offers an ideal spot for swimming, complete with a dock and swimming platform. Nestled beside one of Michigan's cleanest and deepest lakes, it's a haven for aquatic enthusiasts.

Indulge in the simple pleasures of roasting s’mores by the lakeside fire pit or unwinding on one of the two decks.

From 7:30 pm to 11 am, the lake adopts a serene ambiance, with no sports equipment allowed unless moving at a slow pace with minimal wake, fostering a tranquil environment for kayaking and paddleboarding.

Conveniently located a few doors down, the public launch facilitates easy access to and from the lake.


Additional Activities:
Snowmobiling: Gaylord hosts franchises for all major snowmobile brands, offering parts, services, and rentals within a 6-mile radius of the cottage. Additionally, a significant segment of the Michigan snowmobile trail system is merely 100 feet from the doorstep.
Downhill Skiing: Numerous renowned ski resorts including Boyne Mountain, Boyne Highlands, Tree Tops, Schuss, Shanty Creek, and the Otsego Club are all conveniently located within a short to moderate driving distance.
Cross Country Skiing or Hiking: Nearby trails such as Forbush, Pine Barrin, Aspen Park, and the Pigeon River are easily accessible from the cottage, offering maps and rental equipment for enthusiasts.
Biking or Walking: The Iron Bell Trail, situated just across the road, provides a scenic route stretching all the way to Mackinaw City or a shorter jaunt southward for a delightful ice cream treat in downtown Waters.
Dining Out: A diverse array of restaurants available with a wide cuisine.
Rainy Day Activities: Downtown shopping, Elk Viewing, visits to the Call of the Wild Museum, or indoor exercise at the Sportsplex offer engaging alternatives for inclement weather.
Golf: close to many beautiful golf courses ranging in difficulty and price.
Less than an hour away from places like Petoskey, Charlevoix, Traverse City, Mackinaw City and the beautiful Mackinac Island