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This three bedroom beautifully decorated vacation condo at Trout Creek Condominium Resort is the perfect accommodation for your vacation in northern


Beds: 3 Baths: 2 Sleep: 12

Beds: 3 Baths: 2 Sleep: 12

Offered by Blue Lakes Vacation Rentals. Be our guest at this beautiful Northern Michigan Vacation Getaway. This vacation rental lodge style home is nest


Beds: 4 Baths: 4 Sleep: 20

Beds: 4 Baths: 4 Sleep: 20

From Blue Lakes Vacation Rentals, The best in Honeymoon Getaways and Anniversary Getaways in Northern Michigan. Be our guest at one of our newest Northe


Beds: 4 Baths: 2 Sleep: 20

Beds: 4 Baths: 2 Sleep: 20

This unique Sunrise Lake vacation rental get-away is only 2.5 hours Northwest of Detroit, in fun-filled Osceola County. It is for rent by the week or


Beds: 4 Baths: 2 Sleep: 20

Beds: 4 Baths: 2 Sleep: 20

Be our guest at one of the newest Beachfront Property MI vacation getaways offed by Blue Lakes Vacation Rentals. Brand new in 2004, this vacation rent


Beds: 4 Baths: 2 Sleep: 8

Beds: 4 Baths: 2 Sleep: 8

From Blue Lakes Vacation Rentals, The best in Honeymoon Getaways and Anniversary Getaways in Northern Michigan. Be our guest at one of our newest Norther


Beds: 4 Baths: 2 Sleep: 20

Beds: 4 Baths: 2 Sleep: 20

Offered by Blue Lakes Vacation Rentals. Be our guest at this beautiful Northern Michigan Vacation Getaway. This lodge style home is nestled amidst toweri


Beds: 4 Baths: 2 Sleep: 14

Beds: 4 Baths: 2 Sleep: 14

Be our guest at one of the newest Rentals on a Michigan Lake offered by Blue Lakes Vacation Rentals. Maybe you weren't born in a barn, but why not


Beds: 4 Baths: 2 Sleep: 20

Beds: 4 Baths: 2 Sleep: 20

Just when your kids thought they were safe from school... Offered by Blue Lakes Vacation Rentals. Be our guest at one of our newest weekly, and weekend


Beds: 4 Baths: 2 Sleep: 20

Beds: 4 Baths: 2 Sleep: 20

Ok, so the surfing's not as good as Oahu's North Shore, but it is just as beautiful!! New in 2006, this cottage style vacation home has four b


Beds: 4 Baths: 2 Sleep: 20

Beds: 4 Baths: 2 Sleep: 20


About Michigan Holiday Rentals

About Vacation Home Rentals in Michigan

Michigan, the tenth most populous state of the USA, nicknamed, ‘The Wolverine State’, ‘The Great Lake(s) State’, ‘Water Wonderland’ and The Mitten State, is a lovely tourist destination. It is the only state that comprises two peninsulas—the Lower Peninsula and the Upper Peninsula. With a continental climate, it boasts nearly 11,000 inland lakes, scenic landscapes, turquoise water, various historical sites and eateries. Overall, it is one of the best destinations for those, who want to go deeper into the exploration nature. For the accommodation of tourists, various types of vacation home rentals in Michigan include villas, cottages, condos and cabins. They all are highly spacious and comfortable and furnished with all the modern amenities.

Why Visit Michigan?

Michigan is a treasure of natural wonders, ranging from shorelines, waterfalls to hills. In addition, it has popular historical sites, museums and many other attractions to make tourists feel elated.

Things to Visit in Michigan

Although Michigan abounds with many attractions, those that have made most tourists burst with excitement include the following:

Tahquamenon Falls: Spread over 46,179-acres of land, this attraction is the second largest state park in Michigan. The best thing about it is that Tourists can visit during any season of the year.  A restaurant and a gift shop are located nearby. Picnickers and hikers will get to enjoy to the fullest in this region. The activities commonly indulged in here include camping, hunting, fishing and canoeing.

Silver Lake Sand Dunes: Located between Silver Lake and Lake Michigan, this is a perfect recreational destination for sunbathers and hikers. It has comfortable campgrounds and resorts for tourists. They can indulge in picnicking, fishing, boating,hiking, swimming, hunting, camping and off-road vehicle driving. There are certain safety rules and regulations that tourists need to abide by.

Michigan Historical Museum: As one of the best attractions in the state, it is a great source of enhancing historical knowledge related to Michigan. It has artifacts and exhibits related to the evolution of natives of this region and their subsequent developments and growth.  It also operates several other museums sites and organizes special events and programs from time to time.

Fort Mackinac: This is one of the oldest attractions in Michigan. From 1751 to 1781, it was a military outpost. At present, it accommodates 14 well-furnished buildings. Its highlights include the Soldiers Barracks, the Post Hospital and the Post Guardhouse. Tourists can explore freely or go for a guided tour. In addition, there is an area meant for children where they are imparted knowledge about 18th-century history.

Windmill Island: Covering 36-acre of land, this park has Dutch architecture and abounds with manicured flower gardens. The month of May is the best time to visit it when it blooms to the fullest with 175,000 tulips. Its chief highlights include DeZwaan and Dutch windmill that dates back to 1760s. The enjoyable activities include wildlife viewing and walking trails.

Beaches near Michigan

For the recreational activities of tourists, beaches are the best places in Michigan. Those that are the most sought-after among tourists include the following:

Hoffmaster State Park Beach: Located near to the North Shores, this beach covers three miles of Lake Michigan’s coastline. It provides all the modern amenities to tourists. Here, they can stay even during night also. Bird watching is one of the most enjoyable activities in this region.

South Beach Park: This is one of the most frequented beaches in this state and is the ideal place for spending time with families and kids. Tourists can enjoy dipping in the water and lounging on the beach. Sunset is the spectacular sight here. It has picnic areas, showers and restrooms.

Saugatuck Dunes State Park Beach: With three miles of shoreline, this beach is located near to Lake Michigan. It boasts lots of restaurants, where tourists can have lunch and sip refreshing drinks. Enjoyable activities include boating and picnicking with loved ones. Tourists can stay here during day time only.

Tiscornia Beach: Located on Lake Michigan, this beach is the right place for spending time with near and dear ones. It enables tourists to view spectacular natural sights and indulge in interesting activities. It has public restrooms, a bathing room and a pavilion. In addition, they can enjoy climbing up the dunes, swimming, sunbathing, etc.

Best Time to Visit Michigan

In terms of weather and safety, the best time to visit Michigan is from May 21st to September 30th. During this time, the minimum temperate hovers around 7°C and the maximum temperature goes up to 30°C. So, tourists can live in a healthy condition to enjoy their vacations.

How to Visit Michigan?

Michigan can be easily accessed by both national and international tourists. The chief airports located here include Alpena County Regional Airport, Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport, Bishop International Airport and Gerald R. Ford International Airport. The local means of transportation include cars, buses, trains and trams.

Vacation Home Rentals in Michigan

Find American Rentals, one of the best Michigan vacation rentals by owner, provides no-booking-fee vacation rentals to tourists at affordable prices. Tourists can contact it around the clock. It takes great care of tourists and provides them with rental services without dilly-dallying.