| Relax as soon as you pull up the circular drive. Summer vacation is here! |
Michigan's Best Golf Our property backs to Boyne Country Club - 3 great courses! Seven more just minutes away! |
| Sand, Sunsets and Fun! Within five minutes from your door are two great beaches. More beaches surround the area. Have fun exploring! |
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Summer 2010 at Harbor Springs Cottage
| Reserve Now for Summer 2010! May 2010 - Non-Holiday Weeks: $600 For Three Night Weekend Stay $500 Complete for 3 night Mid-Week Stay $900 for 7 Nights June 2010 - Non-Holiday Weeks: $725 for Three Night Weekend Stay $500 for 3 night Mid-Week Stay $1000 for 7 Nights July 2010 - Saturday to Saturday Week Stays Only $1290 for the week July 4th Week $1900 Complete! August 2010 - Saturday to Saturday Week Stays $1290 |
| Summer 2010 - Reserve Now! Save 10% Off For Early Reservations - Expires 5/1/10 |
In addition to the stated rental prices:
- $250 Combination Deposit/Security Deposit - Refundable
- One time $130 home and hot tub cleaning fee per stay is not
included in above rates unless otherwise indicated. - Strictly no smoking on the property. Rentals to individuals over
the age of 27. - Mid-week or daily cleaning and/or hot tub cleaning services are
available at additional charges. - All rates and offerings subject to change without notice until
deposit is paid.
| Summer Fun... Enjoy Mackinaw Island. The ferry is just 30 minutes away. Tour the island by horse drawn buggy, lunch at the Grand Hotel and be back to the cottage for a dinner prepared on the grill. Now that is a vacation! Shop and dine in the unique shops in Harbor Springs, or the charming Gas Light District of Petoskey. This is what a day of shopping was meant to be! Take a relaxing drive through the Tunnel of Trees and enjoy the amazing lake views. Bring lunch or stop along the way. Take a day long pontoon boat trip through the chain of lakes. Swim, fish or just soak in the sunshine! |
| It is all here... Mackinaw Island. Boating and fishing on Lake Michigan. Historic Forts and re-created settlements too. |
