Cabanes à The Wineries of Old Mission Peninsula

« Very clean and liked that it was close but not too close to the hubbub of Traverse City. Good launching point to the M22 area. Had a bit of difficulty gaining entrance because I had not written the code to the key lock down and had no connection on my phone till we got inside to get the WiFi password »

« Nice location and cabin has everything you need. But it doesn’t have WiFi, the bed is super squeaky and uncomfortable, and a lot of insects get into the cabin. »

« We loved staying here and were sad when we needed to go! Char and Dave were excellent hosts and we felt like we were staying with our favorite aunt and uncle! They treated us like family. The house set up was great, we loved the lake access, meeting Susie Q (cutest dog ever), loved the pontoon ride, and it felt like a true vacation. We recommend doing the peddle boat as we had a blast going out onto the lake. It was a bit challenging at first but we figured it out. We also enjoyed a firepit and...

« It felt so homey! They stocked the place with everything we needed! Very private setting in a beautiful forest. Being there in the winter added a bit if excitement as well as some serenity. We would totally revisit! »

« Nestled at the base of the everchanging magical Smith Lake, the cabin offers a beautifully screened in living area where one can talk, read, eat, sleep and be immersed in the solitude and stunning elegance of the natural world surrounding you.Inside the heart of the cabin, a fireplace anchors a cheery kitchen where everything needed to make a hearty meal is available. The bathroom is spacious and well appointed. The sleeping room offers privacy and comfort. We never felt a need to leave the...

« I really liked the cabin's location in the woods and how it was set up. It was actually pretty roomy for being just over 1000 sq ft. The view was awesome, and it was super close to a river where you could fish or just chill and listen to the water. It was such a peaceful spot. The only downside was the shower knob. Getting the hot water to work was a bit of a gamble. If you turned it too far left, it'd go from hot to cold like it was broken, but we figured it out and managed to get warm to hot...