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.
Less than an hour away from places like Petoskey, Traverse City, Mackinaw City and the beautiful Mackinac Island