Michigan Resorts and Lodges with Canoeing and Paddling

A Grand Mackinac Island Getaway Since 1887…

You will not find a more stunning, venerable Michigan hotel than the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island. Development of this pristine place was halted in the Victorian Era, and the island remains both naturally beautiful and filled with priceless historic landmarks including Fort Mackinac - and the Grand Hotel itself. It’s completely one-of-a-kind from its 660-foot front porch - the longest in the world - to each of its 158 individually-decorated rooms. There are no cars on the island; horseback riding, walking and bicycling are simply spectacular. Yet on site, the hotel features a 220-foot swimming pool, four Har-Tru tennis courts and a full-service spa. And golf: The Jewel is a historic 18-hole course that provides an exquisite challenge while highlighting the breathtaking surroundings. Learn More...

Visit Yarrow Golf and Conference Resort – a little slice of world-class golf in Southwest Michigan. Yarrow is home to this full-service resort with 45 overnight accommodations, 12 versatile meeting spaces, an 18-hole four-star rated championship golf course and two onsite dining options. Described as a place to “rest, relax, retreat and renew,” Yarrow is not only peaceful, but conveniently located not far from major metro areas. Among towering hardwoods, pines and rolling meadowlands, the resort’s true gem is the 18-hole championship golf course. Because of its versatility, golfers of all abilities find this Raymond Hearn-designed course a true golfer’s paradise. Yarrow is the perfect location for your next Michigan meeting, retreat, golf getaway or outing. Learn More...