Nestled in a private and cozy lakefront setting, the property is home to an abundance of wildlife and beautiful scenery. Our charming cabins are completely furnished with relaxed, comfortable interiors. Each cabin and motel room has flat screen televisions and DirectTV. Every unit includes an individual deck for extended lounging areas with outdoor gas grills.
A 14 foot row boat is included with all accommodations (ask about our motors available for rent, when you’re just not into working that hard on your vacation.)
More ways on the water!
6 kayaks are available for rent and offered to resort guests at a reduced rate. Paddling around Frenchman’s Lake and navigating the river-ways between the area lakes is a favorite activity among guests, locals and the owners.
Twin Cedars is a small resort that will leave you with big smiles.
Traditions are cherished here. Many of our guests have become friends over the years and feel like family. Create lasting memories with fish stories told around the campfire overlooking the lake and echoes of laughter being music to our ears.
Summer days are long in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula but if you stay up late enough, after a full day of adventure, you won’t be disappointed! The night sky on a calm and clear night, uninterrupted by city lights, is absolutely stunning. Follow that with the hauntingly beautiful song of our local loons who return year after year, and you have a recipe for a vacation that will feed your soul.
Learn more about things to do in the area, our incredible wildlife and all our resort-life shenanigans on The Twin Cedars blog.
Twin Cedars Resort is family owned and we take pride in our amazing surroundings. We’re close to areas of historical interest, three of our states Great Lakes and entertainment and shopping. And only an hour drive to Canada!
We look forward to sharing this unique U.P. experience with you!
Many of our regular guests agree…everyone remembers it…everyone wants to return and the only thing we overlook…is the lake.
Suggested reads:
Michigan’s U.P. Bucket List, 50 things to do
7 Most Scenic Hiking Trails in the Eastern U.P.
It’s ok to be a little nutty…this chipmunk!
7 Rules to Live By when Visiting Mackinac Island, being a fudgie
