Grand Island Cabins

The Grand Island Cabins are situated in a wooded area on Grand Island, Michigan. Specifically, the Sunset Cabin requires a 3.1-mile hike to access. The cabins are positioned close to the beach, allowing visitors to hear the waves at night while sleeping. This location provides a true wilderness experience while maintaining proximity to Lake Superior shoreline, creating an ideal balance of forest seclusion and waterfront access.

To reserve a cabin on Grand Island, contact the Hiawatha National Forest or visit their official website, as they manage the island's accommodations. Reservations are recommended well in advance, especially during peak summer months, as the limited number of cabins fill quickly. Have alternative dates ready when booking. For the most current reservation procedures, fees, and availability, check with the U.S. Forest Service directly.

Sunset Cabin on Grand Island includes sleeping accommodations for up to 8 people with 4 bunk beds. The cabin features a porch, fire pit, and a pit toilet housed in an enclosed structure with a roof and four walls. The cabin's location offers convenient access to water. Additional amenities include the cabin's proximity to the beach, allowing guests to enjoy the sound of waves during their stay.

Grand Island sits just offshore from Munising, Michigan, with access typically via a short ferry ride from the mainland. Once on the island, you'll need to hike approximately 3.1 miles to reach the cabins. The total journey from downtown Munising to the cabins involves the ferry crossing plus the hiking distance. Plan accordingly with proper supplies and allow sufficient time for both the ferry schedule and the woodland hike to reach your accommodation.