King's Cabin: Lakefront Getaway Just North of the Bridge – Bring the Pup, Too!

KING'S CABIN
SLEEPS: 6 max (3 comfortably)
BEDROOMS: 3
BATHROOMS: 1
*Lakefront (Brevort Lake)
* Pets allowed
* 20 Minutes from Mackinac Bridge
* NO Central Air

Enjoy the beauty of the all-sports, 4400 acre, Brevort Lake, just 20 minutes from the mighty Mackinac Bridge.

This cabin is ideal for anyone who wants to enjoy the Upper Peninsula, yet prefers not venture too far from the Mackinac Bridge. Great fishing, swimming, boating, and touring await you! King's Cabin is close to many of the major attractions of Michigan's Upper Peninsula such as, Mackinac Island, Tahquamenon Falls, and the towns of St. Ignace and Mackinaw City. There is easy access to launch your boat just a half a mile down Duke Rd. is the Brevort Lake Boat Launch!


FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS


Air Conditioning: There is no Central Air, however there is a BreezaMax unit mounted on the wall in the main room near the TV and a portable (can be moved) in the large bedroom. Both are controlled via the provided remote controls.

ATVs: ATVs are not permitted for use at this property. However, there are numerous state ATV trails in the area.

Animals: Squirrels, chipmunks, ducks, geese, and songbirds are directly viewed from the cabin.

Bathrooms: There is one bathroom at the property with a toilet, sink and shower.

Beach/Swimming: This property is located directly on Lake Brevort! You can swim from the shoreline. This is not a traditional beach.

Bedroom Configurations:

All Bedrooms have Blackout Curtains

Master Bedroom: 1 Full bed
Bedroom #2: 1 Full loft bed (galley style- w access to the other room)
Bedroom #3: 1 Full bed (galley style)

Boats: 2 one-person kayaks are available from Memorial Day to Labor Day

Boat Launch: Half a mile down Duke RD is the Brevort Lake Boat Launch!

Bugs: Mosquitoes are common in the area

Cable: No traditional cable. There is ROKU.

Casinos: There are two in nearby St. Ignace (10.6 miles away) Kewadin Casino & Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians.

Cell Phone Service: All service providers work well in the area

Coffee Maker: There is a drip coffee maker for guest use. Filters, coffee, and sugar are provided

Distances (In Order of Distance):

*St. Ignace: 19 minutes (14.5 miles)
*Mackinaw City: 28 minutes (22.1 miles)
*Sault Ste. Marie: 50 minutes(51.8 miles)
*Kitch-iti-kipi 1 hour 35 mins(90 miles)
*Detroit: 4 hours & 18 minutes (310 miles)
*Chicago: 6 hours & 43 minutes (434 miles)

Dock: There is no dock at this property for boats but a small dock is available for access over the rocky shoreline for swimming purposes

Drinking Water: Well water is used at this property. Some guests may want to bring bottled water for their stay.

Drugs/Smoking/Fireworks: Freshwater does not permit illegal drugs of any kind on the property. Due to the location of the properties, smoking is strongly discouraged around the home and strictly prohibited in the home. Fireworks are prohibited at a Freshwater location for the safety of all persons in and around the property, even if it is legal in that city.

Fireplace: There is not a fireplace on this property

Fire-pit: Yes-Bring your firewood! There is a fire pit for guest use by the lake

Fishing: Bring your fishing poles! Pike, bass, perch, walleye, and bluegill can all be found in Lake Brevort.

Fishing License: A license is required in order to fish in Michigan. online

Golf: St.Ignace Golf & Country Club is 20 minutes away! (16.4 miles)

Grill: A charcoal grill is at the property, please bring charcoal & lighter fluid.

Grocery Store: K&V Grocery is only 3 miles from the cabin in Moran. They also sell hunting and fishing licenses.

Handicap Friendly: There are no additional features at this property to meet handicap-accessible needs.

Heat: A propane forced air system is used at the property. There are also supplemental space heaters.

Hot Water: There is only a 10 gallon hot water tank on this property. Hot water must be used sparingly, especially for showers, however, this small tank reheats fast.

Hunting: Hunting is prohibited on the property. Please adhere to all local and state guidelines.

Internet: Internet is a jetpack through Verizon. Please be aware that this is cellular may not be optimal for streaming or video meetings.

Linens: Yes, we provide your sheets and linens. Just like a hotel, the beds will be made for you upon arrival. If you are fussy about the thread count of your sheets, just let me know, and I'll make sure we leave a bed open for your sheets. We have just the basic sheets, pillows, pillowcases, and bath towels.

Parking: 2-3 cars and 1 trailer can park at the property

Pets: Three dogs are welcome during your stay. Freshwater vacation Rentals currently charges $75/per pet for your entire stay. Yes, we do accept dogs, yet we do ask that you please clean up after them both inside and outside the cabin. Plus, if you allow them on the furniture, we do ask that you please bring your own linens/blankets for them to sleep on. Just let us known which bed you will be using with them, and we'll make sure it is ready for your sheets when you arrive. Plus, if the pet hair starts to build, we ask that you please run the vacuum. Generally, dogs love the water and places to explore. Pet food does tend to attract mice, so vigilance is needed.

Privacy: Neighbors are located on both sides.

Space: Rustic Cabin

Seniors: This property has one full-sized loft bed, which may not be ideal. It also does not have dressers to put away your clothes during your stay.

Televisions: There is a flat screen at the property with Roku. It is a 32".

Towels: All bath and kitchen towels will be provided during your stay. Please bring beach towels with you!

Washer and Dryer: There is a washer & dryer at the property for guest use

Wood: Firewood is not provided; Please bring a bundle or two. The best place to purchase it is right across the bridge in St. Ignace (20 minutes from the property.) Wood cannot be transported across the Mackinac Bridge. Transporting firewood between Michigan's Upper and Lower Peninsulas is restricted to prevent the spread of invasive pests and diseases that can severely harm local forests. The main culprits include pests like the emerald ash borer, gypsy moth, Asian long horned beetle, and oak wilt disease.