The Eagle Lodge and Lakeside Cabins are located on the northern point of the Keweenaw Peninsula, on the shore of mighty Lake Superior. Open year round with outstanding northern style accommodations.

The Eagle Lodge and Lakeside Cabins are between Copper Harbor and Eagle Harbor in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan (Map). Eagle Lodge is just 3 miles from Copper Harbor and 10 miles from Eagle Harbor.

Nestled in a wooded area on the shore of Lake Superior, all nine cabins have a good view of the water. This resort is located on the shore of Lake Superior, not in a harbor or cove. You can see 50 miles from east to west with absolutely nothing in the way.

There are 9 one, two, and three bedroom housekeeping cabins, with stove, refrigerator, dishes and cooking utensils.

 

* Three bedroom large log cabin on the shoreline with a wood-burning fireplace.

* Two 2 deluxe two bedroom Northwood style cabins with all season rooms and gas log fireplaces.

* Two standard two bedroom Northwoods style cabins

* One deluxe one bedroom Northwood sstyle cabin with all season room and gas log fireplace

 

* Three standard one bedroom Northwoods style cabins.

 

All our cabins have double beds, fully equipped kitchens, a charcoal grill, Satellite TV,and wireless internet access. Linens are furnished for our guests. Picnic tables are located on the grounds. All the cabins have a lake view and are near the water. The beach is a great place for hunting agates.

Deluxe Two Bedroom Cabin

Make your reservations early. Cabins may be rented nightly if available. Two-three day reservations preferred.

Relax in front of the fire and enjoy the wonderful view of Lake Superior

The Lodge has been turned into a gathering room with a recreation area complete with various size tables, full time coffee and a fireplace area with chairs around it. After a day on the beach or in the snow, bring your food or favorite beverage into the recreation room, play games, read, or just sit around the fire.

The location of the Eagle Lodge and Lakeside Cabins is an important attraction. Park your car and stroll over to the Lookout Area next to the log cabin, sit down in one of the chairs and breathe deeply. You are enjoying a sight that few people see.

Lake Superior may be calm and quiet, raging mad, filled with heavy waves or creating ice sculptures for your enjoyment.

Whatever the season, you will be stunned by the beauty. During the shipping season, you can sit at the point and watch the huge freighters traveling to or from Duluth, Canada or the Soo Locks. You will often see breathtaking sunsets and Northern Lights.

Summer
Lake Superior and the inland lakes have excellent fishing, swimming, and water skiing. Public docks, boat, canoe and kayak rentals, and charters are available nearby. Scuba lessons and guided dives to shipwrecks are available in Copper Harbor. Fish Lake Superior or the many nearby lakes and streams. Rock hunt on the miles of sandy agate beaches. Visit the quaint town of Copper Harbor, the Eagle Harbor Lighthouse Complex with 3 museums, Fort Wilkins which was built in 1844 to unnecessarily protect the copper miners from the threat of indians, or see the ghost towns of Mandan and Central.

Fall
From mid-September through the first week in October, the fall colorama takes place. The Upper Peninsula is well known for a brilliant display of colors, and the high point of the the entire area is the northern Keweenaw Peninsula. The dazzling bright and deep reds, mixed with the green pines and the bright yellows of the softwoods, creates a stunning show. Bring your camera and make reservations as early as possible for this season.

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