The camp’s mindful approach to programming is perhaps explained best by its mission to “provide quality character building experiences through educational and recreational programs in a safe, fun environment; serving all ages with an emphasis on youth.”
Sometimes they’re called “bungalows” and sometimes “casitas,” but whatever you call them, these 1,080-square-foot homes are pure luxury. Built by James Cesario of J. Cesario Builders and designed by Kelly Paulsen, you can find them at Hearthside Grove in Petoskey.
Terrace Inn & 1911 Restaurant - Bay View
In June 1956, in one of the oldest brick structures in Petoskey, Symons General Store first opened their doors.
Freshwater Future started as a project of the Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council before spinning off in 1996 to help communities
