Upper Peninsula cabin rentals and cottages let you experience adventure and life as a "yooper". There are no wrong turns once you enter the UP, only fun times.
Scott Lakes Properties
A drive though the Upper Peninsula — or Adventure Peninsula as we like to call it, is absolutely breathtaking. The Upper Peninsula covers more than 16,000 square miles of prime adventure land, with 4,300 inland lakes, 12,000 miles of streams, and some of the best hunting and fishing in the world. It’s time to get outside, enjoy a memorable family adventure in a rustic rental cabin, and experience life as a Yooper.
Finding Upper Peninsula of Michigan cabins to rent is easy at RentMichiganCabins.com. Use our search tool and interactive map to compare rustic cabins, cabins on a lake, and pet friendly cabin rentals with hot tubs from iron River to Brimley on Lake Superior. Book directly with vacation rental owners or local property managers to get the lowest rate and best local advice.
35 vacation rental(s) found... Would you like a cabin with a great a view of the enchanting South Manistique Lake. How about we toss in a boat or stall... La Casita Del Bosque is a two story, 3-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom home that is nestled right in the woods and near a 25-acre ... A start of the sugar sand beach is literally out the back door! Your group is going to love this 2,000 square foot log l... Introducing an Oasis of Comfort in Michigan's Wilderness!
Escape to the serenity of the Upper Peninsula's lush forest... Barndominium Bliss Near Pictured Rocks - A Unique Stay. Welcome to our cozy Barndominium near Pictured Rocks, managed by... Welcome to 16 Lake Lodge, your home away from home in the beautiful Upper Peninsula of Michigan! Our lodge is located on... Want to live on a private lake for a long weekend or an entire week? Want free stuff? Row boat included, complimentary W... Escape to the heart of the wilderness with True North, a charming log cabin nestled amidst the tranquil woods near Tahqu... Welcome to Pictured Rocks Yurts, where adventure meets tranquility on the shores of Lake Superior in picturesque Munisin... Twin Lakes Lodge by Hiawatha’s Vacation Homes in Munising, Michigan, is a modern cabin home with a rustic atmosphere. ...
Kozy's Resort
Cabin 3: 2 Bedroom right on the water's edge
Curtis, MI
Pets considered
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$75 -
$100 per night
$450 -
$525 per week
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$130 per night
$585 -
$682.5 per week
Hiawatha's Vacation Homes
La Casita del Bosque
Munising, MI
No pets
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$350 -
$450 per night
$1250 -
$3150 per week
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$455 -
$585 per night
$1625 -
$4095 per week
Hiawatha's Vacation Homes
Sunrise Beach
Munising, MI
Pets considered
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$625 per night
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$3500 per week
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$812.5 per night
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$4550 per week
Uncle Ducky’s
The Deluxe Yurts at Paddler's Inn
Munising, MI
Pets considered
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$179 per night
$0 per week
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$0 per week
Superior Vacation Rentals
Barndominium near Pictured Rocks
Shingleton, MI
No pets
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$569 per night
$0 per week
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$739.7 per night
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16 Lake Lodge
Munising, MI
Pets considered
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$250 per night
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$1100 per week
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$325 per night
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$1430 per week
Hiawatha's Vacation Homes
Cranberry Lake Lodge
Munising, MI
Pets considered
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$355 per night
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$2150 per week
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$461.5 per night
$1625 -
$2795 per week
True North - Cozy Log Cabin
Newberry, MI
No pets
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$200 per night
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$260 per night
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Uncle Ducky’s
Pictured Rocks Yurts
Munising, MI
Pets considered
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$299 per night
$0 per week
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$388.7 per night
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Hiawatha's Vacation Homes
Twin Lakes Lodge
Munising, MI
Pets considered
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$225 per night
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$1395 per week
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$292.5 per night
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$1813.5 per week
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The Upper Peninsula is well-stocked with lakeside cottages. The Superior State has almost 1,700 miles of continuous shoreline on the Great Lakes. Visitors to the area will also find some interesting volcanic rock formations on the western side of the peninsula, and some great hiking at higher elevation, including Mount Arvon, Michigan’s highest peak, and the Porcupine and Huron Mountains. Approximately one-third of the U.P. is covered in government-owned recreational forest land, including the Hiawatha and Ottawa National Forests, where explorers might be able to spot a wide range of indigenous wildlife.
Making their own homes in the forested land of the Upper Peninsula are snowshoe hares, porcupines, white-tailed deer, moose, black bears, cougars, bobcats, coyotes, foxes and wolves, among others. Train your eyes on the treetops for a glimpse of an osprey, owl or eagle. Take a trip down one of the region’s many river and you might happen across a river otter, fisher or muskrat. Or, comb the beaches for gulls and painted turtles.
Our collection of Upper Peninsula cabin rentals and resorts is always growing — Cabin Time in the UP of Michigan can’t be beat. Upper Peninsula vacation rentals have no shortage of entertainment to offer. From great fishing (those 43,000 lakes are full of Muskie, walleye, northern pike, catfish, trout, salmon and bass!) to museums, waterparks, wineries and zoos. And don’t forget the lighthouses. The Upper Peninsula is well known for its lighthouses, which visitors can often view up close by venturing out on stone walkways that extend into the lakes. The Lake Michigan shoreline boardwalk and the Keweenaw Peninsulas are must-sees for those that enjoy a good sunset on the water. For those who like to live life at a faster pace, Mount Bohemia Adventure Resort is a famed destination for extreme skiing and snowboarding.
For the truly adventurous in sprit, the U.P. offers a unique blend of local cuisine — from the infamous pasty to Michigan’s prized maple syrup — with a few other oddities thrown in for good measure. Restaurants in the Upper Peninsula serve first-class seafood, American classic comfort foods, and craft beers that will top off both your meal and your trip.
The Upper Peninsula is a land of water features — which means its bridge system is an impressive sight. First-timers to the area will return home with a camera feed full of suspension lines and arch buttresses! The Great Lakes are also home to myriad tourist islands. Vacationers can take the ferry to local treasures like Sugar Island, Neebish Island, Drummond Island and Mackinac Island. Even inland from the lakes, water has a strong hand in shaping the tourism culture of the state. The U.P. has more than 300 waterfalls, ranging from under five to nearly 50 feet in height! Visitors can pick up a pre-mapped road trip route that will wind through the peninsula’s many beautiful cascades.
The Weather in Upper Michigan has a little something for everyone. Vacation rentals in the Upper Peninsula are sun-drenched in the summer and snow-covered in winter. These year-round Upper Peninsula vacation homes are a haven for snowmobiling and ski enthusiasts. The Portage Lift Bridge — the world’s largest double-deck vertical lift bridge — even dedicates the lower deck to snowmobile traffic in the colder months, making great modern use of a former railway. Winter in the Upper Peninsula tends to be cold and very white, with lake-effect snow causing a snowfall of up to 250 inches per year in some parts. Lakefront cabins on the Great Lakes will see milder temperatures than the rest of the peninsula, as the water brings the temperature up 10 degrees in winter and down 10 degrees in summer.
One of the biggest perks to traveling in the Superior State is that many Upper Peninsula resort and rental owners understand just how important it is to travel with four-legged friends. Use the search tool to narrow down which vacation accommodations welcome pets as well as human guests to their cabins, cottages and lodges. Then, bundle up the family, the cat, the dog and all your friends and make your way to the U.P.! And remember: as Albert Soady once said, “That’s just north of the Bridge — and just south of Heaven.”