Green Bay Views or Northwoods Seclusion? Two Book-Direct Cabin Stays for Cabintimers. RentWisconsinCabins.com Listing Partners Since 2019!

Green Bay Views or Northwoods Seclusion? Two Book-Direct Cabin Stays for Cabintimers. RentWisconsinCabins.com Listing Partners Since 2019!

If your happy place includes morning coffee with water views and evenings around a crackling fire, Wisconsin brings the goods in every season. Today we’re spotlighting two very different stays run by the same local host—one on the shore of Green Bay in Oconto, the other at the water’s edge on Little St. Germain Lake in the Northwoods. Both are book-direct, both skip the service fees, and both give Cabintimers the inside track to local expertise.

Stop 1: Bay View Cottage — Oconto, WI (Green Bay / Lake Michigan)

Wake up to sunrise over the Bay and the soft hush of waves. Bay View Cottage sits right on the shoreline, with a level lawn that flows to the water and a big deck made for Adirondack lounging. Inside, you’ll find a fresh, homey setup: a fully equipped kitchen with room to spread out, a cozy sitting area with a gas fireplace for shoulder-season nights, and a lake-facing sunroom that quickly becomes everyone’s favorite hangout.

With three upstairs bedrooms (including a king suite with dedicated workspace) plus a loft, there’s flexible sleeping for families and small groups—up to eight Cabintimers. After a day outside, an upper-level jetted tub hits the reset button. Traveling with a boat or trailer? The wide drive and two-car attached garage make arrivals easy.

Why Cabintimers love this Oconto basecamp

Bay View Cottage is wired for year-round adventure. In warm months, launch days on the Bay, grill on the deck, and gather at the private fire ring under a bright night sky. In winter, birders keep an eye out for snowy owls along the shoreline, and anglers swap walleye stories. Packers fans can run down to Green Bay for a Lambeau Field tour, then retreat to the quiet water when the crowds thin.

Things to do nearby

Oconto is a sneaky-good spot for easy day trips. Stretch your legs at Copper Culture State Park and North Bay Shore Recreation Area. Sip local at Forgotten Fire Winery. Take the kids to Commando Paintball Sports for birthday-level fun. History buffs can string together the Beyer Home Museum, the Peshtigo Fire Museum, and the Stephenson Island Logging Museum. Golfers roll a round at Riverside Golf Club. When it’s time for dinner, head into town for a classic Friday fish fry.

Stop 2: The Point House — St. Germain, WI (Little St. Germain Lake)

Drive north to classic cabin country and trade big-water vistas for island-like privacy. The Point House sits at the end of a private road with water in three directions—cue the loon calls. It’s the stuff Northwoods memories are made of: knotty pine, a wood-burning fireplace with wood stacked and ready, and living/dining/kitchen spaces that keep the crew connected.

Sleeping is simple and comfortable with a king bedroom, a queen bedroom, and a third bedroom with two twins. The kitchen is fully stocked for group meals—brew a pot of morning coffee, flip pancakes, then move outside. A screened gazebo and an open deck hug the shoreline, and the shallow, sandy swim area with afternoon sun turns into an all-day hang for families. Private pier? Yep—set up with a bench and electric for easy fishing and charging.

Why Cabintimers love this St. Germain classic

The Point House shines in every season. Summer days mean glassy paddles at sunrise and campfire cones by night. Fall brings cranberry marsh tours and a fireworks display of color across the water. Winter delivers hundreds of miles of groomed snowmobile trails right from town, plus cross-country loops on the Awassa Trail system and nearby options like Madeline Lake and Fallison Lake. When you’re done, thaw out by the fireplace and trade trail stories.

Things to do nearby

St. Germain sits between Eagle River and Minocqua, so day-trip choices come easy. Bike the award-winning Heart of Vilas County Trail. Explore more lakes by kayak or pontoon. Swing the sticks at St. Germain Golf Club. Bring the kids to the Snowmobile Hall of Fame. Zipline in the Northwoods, sample a local distillery, and cap it off with a supper club old fashioned.

Book direct—skip fees, talk with locals, travel smarter

Both Bay View Cottage and The Point House are hosted by local owners who know the water, the trails, and the best Friday fish fry within 15 miles. Booking direct means you skip the third‑party fees and connect one-on-one for pro tips—best launch spots, secret berry patches, where the muskies hang, and which bakery sells out by 9 a.m. That’s the Cabintimer advantage.

Trip planning notes

  • Group size & layout: Bay View Cottage sleeps up to 8 with three bedrooms plus a loft; The Point House sleeps up to 6 across three bedrooms. Each home includes a full kitchen, Wi‑Fi, and multiple outdoor gathering spaces.
  • Bring the toys: There’s ample boat and trailer parking at both addresses. The Oconto home’s attached garage is clutch for gear storage.
  • Four-season stays: From walleye runs and sandy swims to snowmobiling and fireplace nights, you’re covered January through December.
  • Pet policy: If you’re bringing a pup, confirm current policies and fees with the owner at booking.

Ready to pick your water? Reach out to the owner through their listings to book direct—no service fees, no middleman. Want to peek at more photos, rates, and calendars first? Visit the rental website directly and then inquire. Your hosts are quick to answer questions and help dial in dates.

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Sweethaven Resort in Union Pier, MI: six pet‑friendly cottages with hot tubs, fireplaces, and forest paths near Lake Michigan. A RentMichiganCabins.com member since 2013!

Sweethaven Resort in Union Pier, MI: six pet‑friendly cottages with hot tubs, fireplaces, and forest paths near Lake Michigan. A RentMichiganCabins.com member since 2013!

Cabintimers, meet your next Michigan escape in Harbor Country. Sweethaven Resort sits in Union Pier on 9+ wooded acres with only six standalone cottages, so there’s room to breathe between the pines. Expect screened porches and sunny decks, private hot tubs at several cottages, crackling fireplaces, and quiet paths that lead to campfire circles, a tree house, a horseshoe pit, and a volleyball court. It’s a low‑key retreat with high‑comfort touches—and it’s minutes from Lake Michigan beaches, wineries, galleries, and cafés.

Pick your cottage

The Wren (1 BR, sleeps 2–4): A snug one‑bedroom with a queen bed and gas fireplace. The galley kitchen opens to a comfy great room. Step out to your private deck for grilling under the oaks.

The Dove (1 BR, sleeps 2–4): Similar size to the Wren but adds a screened porch with a hot tub—perfect for steamy soaks after shoreline sunsets.

The Robin (2 BR, sleeps 4–6): A family‑friendly two‑bedroom with a gas fireplace and a screened porch that hides another hot tub. Popular for summer weeks.

The Cardinal (3 BR + loft, sleeps 6–10): Two baths (including a claw‑foot tub), a great room with an electric fireplace, and an outdoor hot tub. Plenty of sleeping space between the bedrooms, sleeper sofa, and loft futon.

The Martin House (3 BR, sleeps 6–8): A standout for gathering thanks to a 24′×30′ great room with a stone‑surrounded wood‑burning fireplace. Outside, a fenced patio opens to a private hot tub off the bedroom’s French doors.

The Heron House (5 BR, sleeps up to 14): Big, bright, and tucked deeper in the woods for extra privacy. There’s a vaulted great room with dining space, a large kitchen, front and screened back porches, a private fire pit, and a hot tub.

Every cottage includes a full kitchen, Wi‑Fi, TV/DVD, and a Weber grill. Several offer weekly rentals in July and August—plan ahead for those peak weeks.

On‑site extras Cabintimers love

Follow moss‑soft paths to discover the Bike Shed (grab complimentary bikes and yard games), a shady tree house, and wide lawns for friendly volleys and horseshoes. Screened porches keep summer evenings bug‑free; sunny decks call for morning coffee. Quiet hours keep the forest calm after dark. Bringing a four‑legged friend? Sweethaven is pet‑friendly—bring bedding and a leash, and always clean up so other travelers can bring their pups too.

Where you’ll be

Union Pier is one of the most convenient beach towns in Southwest Michigan—just off I‑94 (Exit 6). You’ll be about 1.5 hours from Chicago, 3 hours from Indianapolis, and 4 hours from Detroit. It’s a straight shot for weekenders and week‑longers alike.

Things to do around Union Pier & Harbor Country

Lake time. Spend your days on the Lake Michigan shoreline. Pack a picnic, hunt for beach glass, and stick around for those technicolor sunsets.

Trails & dunes. Warren Dunes State Park is a short drive and delivers towering dunes, wooded trails, and big‑lake views that reset your soul fast.

Wine & hops. Sip your way along the Lake Michigan Shore Wine Trail or let a local tour company do the driving while you sample. Farm markets keep the seasonal flavors going—bring a basket back to your cottage kitchen.

Entertainment & gaming. Catch live music at intimate venues like the Acorn Theater or a film at historic Vickers Theatre. Try your luck at Four Winds Casino or Blue Chip Casino, both within easy reach.

Golf & more. Tee up at nearby courses such as Whittaker Woods and Briar Leaf. Kids (and kids at heart) can hit Captain Mike’s Fun Park, rent beach gear and paddlecraft locally, or say hello to the animals at Washington Park Zoo.

How to book (and save)

Sweethaven keeps it personal: check each cottage’s calendar online, then send an inquiry or call the resort directly. Booking direct with the owners—longtime hosts Liz and Chuck—means no service fees, no middleman, and straight answers from locals who know Harbor Country. Rates vary by season and cottage size; larger homes typically rent by the week in July and August.

Cabintimers, if Union Pier is calling, grab your dates before they go. And if you’re mapping out a longer Midwest cabin loop, keep the It’s Cabin Time® regional sites handy for more book‑direct stays.

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Silver Lake, Traverse City: Two Seasonal Beachfront Cottages Where Cabintimers Kick Off Summer Right. A RentMichiganCabins.com Listing Partner Since 2018!

Silver Lake, Traverse City: Two Seasonal Beachfront Cottages Where Cabintimers Kick Off Summer Right. A RentMichiganCabins.com Listing Partner Since 2018!

If “coffee on the porch, toes in the sand, kayaks at the ready” sounds like your kind of morning, bookmark Traverse City Vacation Cottages on Silver Lake. This small, family-run spot sits on 70 feet of flat, sandy shoreline—no stairs—just a quick 10-minute drive to downtown Traverse City. Guests share docks, a swimming raft, kayaks, paddle boards, hammocks, swings, and a stack of beach toys. The resort is open May–October, and the owners (Marian and Tom) live on site to share local tips—exactly the kind of insider help Cabintimers love.

Willow Cottage is the cozy 800-sq-ft, 2-bed/1-bath cutie just steps from the water. It sleeps up to 4 adults, has lake views from the living and dining room, and a covered porch that turns into the family hangout on warm evenings. Inside: two queen bedrooms with TVs, a gas-fireplace living room, central A/C, Wi-Fi, cable, and a full kitchen with dishwasher. Outside: your picnic table, charcoal grill, and a shared fire ring with wood. Summer weeks typically run Saturday–Saturday (June–late August) with weekly rates noted on the site; spring and fall add shorter stays.

Maple Grove Cottage bumps the space to 1,100 sq ft with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. It accommodates 8 (no more than 6 adults), including a fun bunk-style room with four stacked twins—great for kids and cousins. You still get the lake views, porch time, gas fireplace, central A/C, Wi-Fi, and a proper kitchen plus an 8-seat dining table for big pancake mornings. Outside, it mirrors Willow’s beach setup with grills, fire rings, and all the shared waterfront toys. Weekly summer stays are Saturday–Saturday, with posted shoulder-season options.

A few friendly house rules keep the vibe relaxed for everyone: no pets, no smoking, and no extra day or overnight guests. Book directly with Marian and Tom to keep it simple and fee-free. Cabintimers, that’s the way.

Why Silver Lake is such an easy win

Silver Lake’s clear, spring-fed water and pine-lined shores invite all-day lake play—morning paddles, mid-day swims, sunset cruises. Anglers can target bluegill, bass, walleye, and perch, and there’s a nearby public launch for boaters. When you’re ready for town, Traverse City’s food, coffee, and gelato are minutes away.

Day-trip magic for your itinerary

Set aside a day for Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore—climb the Dune Climb, cruise the Pierce Stocking Scenic Drive, hike a bluff-top trail, and cool off at a sugar-sand beach. It’s a showstopper for first-timers and repeat Cabintimers alike.

Prefer wheels to sand? Roll the 10.5-mile TART Trail through town and along the bay—great for a sunset spin from Clinch Park Marina.

Wine time? Spend an afternoon on the Old Mission Peninsula Wine Trail. Ten tasting rooms pour cool-climate favorites with big views of Grand Traverse Bay—easy to string together for a casual flight-and-snacks crawl.

Timing a summer visit? Keep an eye on Traverse City’s events calendar—food and wine happenings, live music, and the beloved National Cherry Festival fill the season with extra fun.

How Cabintimers book it

Skip third-party markups. You’ll chat with Marian or Tom, get honest answers, and lock in your dates without service fees. Peek at availability, current rates, and more photos on their rental website and book directly with the owners.

Happy lake days, Cabintimers. See you on Silver Lake.

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Grab Your Crew—Rustic Log Cabin Retreat on Lake Leelanau. Celebrating our Third Year on RentMichiganCabins.com.

Grab Your Crew—Rustic Log Cabin Retreat on Lake Leelanau. Celebrating our Third Year on RentMichiganCabins.com.

Cabintimers, picture this: a 5,000-square-foot log home spread over a private acre, steps from a brand-new dock on Lake Leelanau. Rustic Log Cabin Retreat sleeps twenty in five roomy bedrooms with thirteen fresh beds and three full baths. There’s space for grandparents, cousins, and the kids’ best friends too.

Room to play
Rain or shine, the fun keeps rolling. A full game room brings out friendly rivalry with ping-pong, air hockey, darts, and an indoor basketball hoop. Two smart-TV zones let sports fans and movie buffs watch in peace. The furnished kitchen packs double fridges, so stock up at Leland Mercantile and keep the crowd fueled. A long dining table turns every meal into a gathering.

Great Northern air
Step onto the wraparound porch for morning coffee. Fire up the gas or charcoal grill, then circle the lakeside fire pit when the stars pop out. Bring the boat—dock it across the street and launch just seven blocks north. Snow on the ground? Return to a toasty gas fireplace after carving turns at The Homestead or riding the nearby snowmobile trail network.

Lake Leelanau & beyond

  • Water days: Cruise the peninsula with Leelanau Watersports or troll for walleye before sunset.
  • Trail time: Hike Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail or tackle Empire Bluff for sweeping dune-top views.
  • Taste local: Sip Riesling at Black Star Farms, fizz at Mawby, then chase it with fresh cherries from Cherry Republic in Glen Arbor.
  • History fix: Ferry to South Manitou Island for lighthouse climbs and shipwreck lore.
  • Shop strolls: Traverse City’s Front Street serves craft brews, indie bookstores, and record shops; nearby Suttons Bay mixes art galleries with beach snacks.

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Skip platform fees. Talk with the owner for insider fishing holes, the best M-22 scenic pull-offs, and where to spot Petoskey stones. That local knowledge is priceless—and it’s only a quick message away on RentMichiganCabins.com.

Ready to lock in a date? Hit the inquiry button, ask your questions, and start counting down to cabin time.

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Five Years and Counting: Discover Authentic Cabin Stays with NettieBay Lodge on RentMichiganCabins.com.

Five Years and Counting: Discover Authentic Cabin Stays with NettieBay Lodge on RentMichiganCabins.com.

For five years, NettieBay Lodge in Hawks, Michigan, has been a valued member of the It’s Cabin Time family, connecting Cabintimers with genuine cabin experiences. Located on the serene shores of Lake Nettie, NettieBay Lodge offers a collection of seven cabin rentals in Hawks, plus a single cabin escape in Union Pier, on our regional website, RentMichiganCabins.com.

NettieBay Lodge was established over 70 years ago. It began as a place focused on relaxation, quiet, and natural beauty. Today, following recent renovations, their cabins welcome up to 45 guests. They accommodate extended stays and offer discounted rates for large groups.

When you plan your cabin vacation, booking directly with the managers, Mark and Jackie, at NettieBay Lodge offers clear advantages. There are no service fees when you book direct. You avoid the middleman, ensuring a direct line of communication. This direct access gives you Mark and Jackie’s local expertise. They can help you tailor your stay and offer insights into the best ways to enjoy the area.

Let’s look at the cabin options available through RentMichiganCabins.com. In Hawks, on Lake Nettie, you’ll find seven distinct cabin rentals:

  • The Phoebe: This is a quiet one-bedroom cottage right on the lakeshore. It offers a private dock and includes a boat for guest use.
  • Eagle’s Nest: A larger A-frame cottage with multiple bedrooms, Eagle’s Nest provides lake views and also includes a boat.
  • Loon Lookout: This classic A-frame cottage features views of both the water and the woods. It includes a boat and a private dock.
  • The Finch: One of three duplex cottages, The Finch is a cozy one-bedroom cabin near the lakeshore with shared dock access.
  • Wren Roost: Also a one-bedroom duplex cottage, Wren Roost is set on a level lot with lake views and shares a dock with The Finch.
  • Kirtland Warbler: This cozy one-bedroom cabin is another of the duplex cottages, offering a lakefront getaway space.
  • Cattail Cottage: A two-bedroom cabin, Cattail Cottage is a good spot for families or small groups, set on a level lot with trees.

These cabins in Hawks provide comfortable bases for exploring the natural surroundings. They offer features like equipped kitchens, fire pits, and direct access to Lake Nettie for swimming and fishing. A boat is included with each cabin rental.

Beyond the Hawks location, NettieBay Lodge also manages a cabin in Union Pier, Michigan.

  • The Wren Cottage (Union Pier): This one-bedroom cottage is set within nine acres of wooded grounds. It offers a peaceful retreat a few minutes from the Lake Michigan shore.

Hawks, Michigan, provides a classic Up North Michigan cabin experience. Lake Nettie is an all-sports lake, great for fishing, swimming, and boating. The area offers opportunities for hiking and biking on nearby trails. ATV and snowmobile trails are also accessible from NettieBay Lodge, providing year-round outdoor adventure. Local hunting grounds are available for those interested. NettieBay Lodge also offers guided hunting and fishing trips.

In Union Pier, Cabintimers can enjoy days on the sandy shores of Lake Michigan. Public beaches like Townline Beach offer space to relax and enjoy the water. The area has a lively arts scene with local galleries to explore. Food enthusiasts will find various dining options, from casual markets to bakeries. Union Pier is also part of Michigan’s wine country, with nearby wineries offering tastings. Biking on local paths is a popular activity.

Whether you choose a cabin on Lake Nettie in Hawks or the single cabin in Union Pier, booking direct with Mark and Jackie at NettieBay Lodge through RentMichiganCabins.com ensures a personal touch and a focus on your cabin vacation experience. We are proud to have featured NettieBay Lodge for five years.

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Bill & Stella’s By The Lake Michigan Shore: A Muskegon Cabin Experience for Every Season

Bill & Stella’s By The Lake Michigan Shore: A Muskegon Cabin Experience for Every Season

Celebrating 8 years of listing on RentMichiganCabins.com.

For Cabintimers seeking Muskegon, Michigan cabins near the water, Bill & Stella’s By The Lake Michigan Shore offers a welcoming home base just steps from Lake Michigan and the Muskegon Channel. This three-bedroom, 1.5-bath vacation rental accommodates up to six guests and has been a trusted listing on RentMichiganCabins.com for eight years. Booking directly with owner Gary means no service fees, no middleman, and direct access to local insights.​

A Comfortable Stay with Thoughtful Amenities

The home features a spacious living room and a fully equipped kitchen with modern appliances, including a dishwasher, griddle, blender, and ice maker. Additional conveniences like laundry soap, paper products, and a selection of spices are provided. The attached garage, off-road parking, and wheelchair ramp ensure easy access for all guests. Beach essentials such as chairs, towels, picnic baskets, and a cooler are also available.​

Prime Location for Outdoor Activities

Located across from Margaret Drake Elliott Park, guests can enjoy open spaces for yard games and a scenic walkway along the Muskegon Channel leading to the USS Silversides Submarine Museum and the Muskegon lighthouse. A short walk brings you to Pere Marquette Park, known for its white sand beach, and Harbour Towne Beach on Muskegon Lake. The area offers opportunities for swimming, hiking, sailing, and golfing. In winter, the Muskegon State Park Winter Sports Complex provides activities like ice skating, cross-country skiing, sledding, snowshoeing, and luge sessions.​

Explore Muskegon’s Attractions

Muskegon offers a variety of attractions to enhance your stay:​

  • Michigan’s Adventure: The state’s largest amusement and water park, featuring over 60 rides and attractions.
  • Muskegon State Park: Offers two miles of Lake Michigan shoreline, hiking trails, and winter sports facilities. ​
  • USS Silversides Submarine Museum: Explore a historic World War II submarine and learn about naval history.
  • Pere Marquette Park: A popular beach destination with a lighthouse and scenic views.
  • Local Festivals: Experience events like Muskegon Bike Time, Taste of White Lake, Michigan Irish Music Festival, and Snowfest.

Book Direct and Save

By booking directly with Gary through RentMichiganCabins.com, you avoid service fees and gain access to personalized recommendations for local dining, events, and activities. This direct connection ensures a more tailored and cost-effective vacation experience.​

Whether you’re planning a summer beach trip or a winter adventure, Bill & Stella’s By The Lake Michigan Shore offers a comfortable and convenient stay in Muskegon. Join the It’s Cabin Time® community and discover authentic cabin experiences across Michigan and beyond.

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Experience Authentic Cabin Time® at Winegar’s Ford Lake Cottage in Fountain, Michigan.

Experience Authentic Cabin Time® at Winegar’s Ford Lake Cottage in Fountain, Michigan.

Looking for a cozy cabin retreat in the heart of Michigan? Winegar’s Ford Lake Cottage offers Cabintimers an authentic vacation experience on the shores of Ford Lake in Fountain, MI. This family-owned cottage is a true getaway for those seeking relaxation, outdoor adventure, and direct access to local expertise—all without the hassle of service fees or middlemen.

Why Book Direct with Troy?

One of the standout benefits of booking your stay at Winegar’s Ford Lake Cottage is the direct connection to the owner, Troy. By booking directly through RentMichiganCabins.com, you avoid unnecessary service fees that third-party platforms often charge. Plus, Troy’s local knowledge ensures that you’ll have insider tips on how to make the most of your time in Fountain, MI. Whether it’s fishing spots on Ford Lake or nearby hiking trails, Troy is your go-to resource for planning an unforgettable cabin vacation.

About Winegar’s Ford Lake Cottage

This remodeled Aspen-style cottage is perfect for small families or groups of up to six guests. The cabin features two bedrooms, a loft with three beds, and a pullout couch. Its rustic charm is complemented by modern amenities like Wi-Fi, Roku TV, central air, and a fully equipped kitchen. The spacious new deck (16×36) offers stunning views of Ford Lake—a perfect spot to unwind after a day of outdoor activities.

Ford Lake is an all-sports lake, meaning you can bring your own boat for fishing or water skiing. Kayaks are also available for guests who prefer a quieter paddle across the water. Other outdoor amenities include a fire pit (with provided wood), gas and charcoal grills, and even a Blackstone flat-top griddle for cooking up delicious meals.

Things to Do in Fountain, MI

Fountain may be a small village, but it’s surrounded by natural beauty and outdoor activities that appeal to cabin vacationers. Here are some highlights:

  • Fishing on Ford Lake: Known for its excellent fishing opportunities, Ford Lake is ideal for anglers looking to reel in bass, bluegill, and other freshwater species.
  • Pere Marquette River: Just a short drive away, this scenic river offers kayaking and some of the best trout fishing in Michigan.
  • Manistee National Forest: Explore miles of hiking trails and enjoy camping under the stars in this expansive forest.
  • Lake Michigan Shoreline: Take a day trip to nearby Ludington or Manistee to experience sandy beaches, historic lighthouses, and breathtaking views of Lake Michigan.
  • Local Parks: Golden Township Park and Penny Park offer playgrounds and picnic areas for families looking to relax outdoors.
  • Festivals: Attend local events like the Western Michigan Fair in Ludington or the Pentwater Homecoming Festival for live entertainment and community fun.

For hunters and campers, Fountain also provides plenty of opportunities to connect with nature during your stay.

It’s Cabin Time®: Your Gateway to Authentic Experiences

Winegar’s Ford Lake Cottage embodies everything Cabintimers love about It’s Cabin Time®. Our brand specializes in connecting travelers with authentic cabin and cottage experiences across Michigan and 11 other states. When you book through RentMichiganCabins.com or any of our regional websites, you’re supporting local owners while enjoying unique stays without extra fees.

Whether you’re fishing on Ford Lake, exploring nearby trails, or simply relaxing by the fire pit under starry skies, Winegar’s Ford Lake Cottage offers an unforgettable way to experience Cabin Time®. Start planning your next adventure today—direct bookings are just a click away!

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