A Learning
Vacation is for
People who take their Minds
with them on Vacation! |
Give your Kids
a Vacation
they will
NEVER forget!
The hospitality you expect in
Northern Michigan awaits each guest at NettieBay Lodge and it will continue throughout
your stay. Each of the nine cottages and Lodge have their own unique atmospheres. If you
stay in one of the three cottages that has a fireplace, start a fire and you will be ready
to relax. Each cottage has a compact, well equipped kitchen. Blankets and pillows are
provided. Linens are available upon request with a small charge. Meal packages featuring
NettieBay pancakes ... and more are available January thru May, September thru December.
If
you’re looking for a
unique setting for a Vacation,
call (989) 734-4688. |
 • SORRY NO PETS •
Proverbs 1:5 |
Wildflowers, Mushrooms
and Fall Colors
Our wildflower collection is
abundant from spring to fall. Many wild flowers are common, but some plants like the tiny
sundew and cotton grass are only found in our northern sphagnum bogs. In May violets and
trilliums bloom. Morel mushrooms are found in late May and early June. An interesting
flower in June is the lady slipper. Late in July you will find plenty of blueberries to
pick. Fall is breathtaking at NettieBay Lodge as leaves turn fiery red, brilliant yellow
and deep purple. There is more color than you have ever seen before. Special fall color
tour packages available in late September and October. |
Proverbs 1:5
A wise man will hear, and will increase learning; and a man of understanding shall attain
unto wise counsels:
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Hiking
You can hike our 2000 acres year
’round on trails and two tracks. During winter months cross country skiers visiting
NettieBay Lodge can enjoy our great ski trails. You will go through wooded acres, pass a
pond and through open fields where you might see whitetail deer.
Beautiful sunrises and sunsets
over Lake Nettie
will never be forgotten.
Birding
If you’re interested in finding
a variety of birds, then you must visit NettieBay Lodge in mid May! Home of NettieBay
School of Birding, you will see flights of birds winging their way to summer nesting
areas. Marshes and sedge meadows will introduce wading birds. Also, Lake Huron’s
beaches are home to many shore birds. Our last bird census identified over 100 species.
You can bird by boat, use elevated tree platforms or just walk. Guided trips are available
if requested in advance. Also a Kirtland’s Warbler nesting area is only an hour away
in the Huron-Manistee National Forest near Mio.
If
you’re looking for a
unique setting for a Vacation,
call (989) 734-4688. |
