saunders sunrise cabins paradise michigan

Saunders
Sunrise Cabins
10126 N. Whitefish Point Road
Paradise, MI 49768
Phone and Fax: 1 906-492-3378
E-mail:
saunders@jamadots.com
Your Hosts are Chris & Robin

 

Located on one of nature's wonders, Lake Superior's Whitefish Bay. Two miles north Of Paradise, Michigan in the Upper Peninsula, 60 miles north of St. Ignace.

Open Year Round !

Saunders Sunrise Cabins features six cabins on Whitefish Bay. Five of the cabins have two bedrooms with a double bed in each room. There is a bathroomparadise mi in the upper peninsula rental cabins with a shower between the two bedrooms. The kitchen, dining area and living room are all in one, with a restful view of Whitefish Bay. Everything is furnished: towels, sheets, pots and pans, dishes and dish soap. All you have to bring is your food. Each cabin is furnished with full size refrigerator, gas range, electric coffee maker, toaster, microwave, and color T.V.. VCR tapes are available in the office. Also available a one room cabin with bath. Perfect for 2 guests.

The cabins all face the water with a beautiful view of Whitefish Bay, Whitefish Point and the Canadian Mountains. An outstanding location for enjoying the morning sunrises.

Canoes, kayaks, and rowboats are available for our guests only, also a shuffleboard court, horseshoes and swings for the little ones. Sandy beach for swimming and charcoal grills for cooking. Each cabin has its own picnic table and lawn furniture.

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Two large parking lots are by the cabins for snowmobilers, one on each side of the road with a circle drive on each side. Indoor heated garage for snowmobile repair. Your hosts are snowmobile friendly and will be glad to tell you about the best rides. Motorcyclists welcome! Indoor parking available for motorcycles.

ENJOY:

Hiking: at the Upper and Lower Tahquamenon Falls.

Bird-Watching: Go up to Whitefish Point to the Bird observatory and join in on their Morning Bird walks, Bird-Banding and other programs they have during the year.

Cross-Country Skiing: At the Paradise Pathways groomed trails West of Paradise or at the Upper Tahquamenon Falls. All are well marked trails.

Snowmobiling in Paradise. This area has almost 200 miles of well groomed trails. Maps are available. Snowmobile rentals nearby.see moose in the upper peninsula of mi

Visiting the Whitefish Point Lighthouse and the Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum. Experience the gripping tales of ships and men who braved Lake Superior's cold deep waters. While there visit the Nautical Niche Gift Shop.

Riding your ATV on logging roads through the forests.

Looking for Moose. Yes, there is a moose herd in the Paradise area. Bring your camera.

Pets are welcome during the summer, but must be kept on a leash.

CALL 1-906-492-3378 Open Year Round.

VISA, MASTERCARD, and DISCOVERY CARDS ARE WELCOME.

2 Day Minimum Stay

 

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